Millions of viewers are saying “I do” to Season 20 of “Married at First Sight.” The Kinetic Content relationship reality series, which moved to Peacock during Season 19 after 15 seasons on Lifetime, underwent a few changes this year.
The finale and reunion dropped on Peacock on Thursday, revealing that all but two couples chose to break up on decision day. While Mecca Amen and BelléJolie Force said yes, they revealed at the reunion they ended their marriage shortly after. Cameron Mitchell and Michelle Le stayed together and, at the reunion, were still happily married. Unfortunately, all others split, and most are not on good terms.
Since the Season 20 premiere on July 12 — purposefully scheduled after the conclusion of Peacock’s culturally dominant “Love Island USA” — “Married at First Sight” has amassed over 1.8 billion minutes viewed, per Peacock. It’s ranked as the No. 4 highest-reaching original reality season on the app, with total streaming up +153% from Season 19.
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Although the show aired on Peacock for Season 19, the 20th season is the first fully produced for Peacock, and it seems that the changes made really worked as it became a Top 3 reality title on streaming for five consecutive weeks, according to Nielsen.
