Married At First Sight groom set to wed TWICE on show as shock cheating scandal rocks 2027 series

A MARRIED At First Sight Australia groom is set to wed TWICE on the new series after struggling to make his first marriage work. Carpenter Chris Colombo will walk down the aisle on two occasions on the upcoming dating experiment. The 2027 season of MAFS Australia is currently being filmed And one groom is set to walk down the aisle TWICE on the show Credit: Nine In a surprise move, bosses decided to give Melbourne-based Chris the chance at a second go at love as the show becomes engulfed in a cheating scandal involving secret messages, the Mail reports. Chris ends up marrying Pilates instructor Chloe in Western Sydney earlier this month, with it being kept under wraps. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! He then returned during the fourth dinner party with a new batch of intruders, leaving the couples stunned. Earlier in the series, Chris was matched with actress and model Bella Kajewski and initially got on very well. READ MORE ON MAFS AUSTRALIA It comes as the show welcomes new expert Marryam Chehelnabi, who’ll join a returning John and Alessandra on the sofa Credit: Nine She replaces the late Mel Schilling who tragically died in March from colon cancer, aged 54 Credit: Married at First Sight But behind-the-scenes their relationship quickly hit a breaking point due to their explosive personalities. They ended up parting ways early in the experiment after realising they were incompatible. Instead of letting Chris go, bosses decided to bring him back along with brand new bombshell bride Chloe. The series is heavily rocked by cheating scandals. Most read in Showbiz It comes after one groom is accused of messaging multiple brides behind their partners’ back. At the centre of the drama is Wintah Cunnington, 29, who ties the knot with Perth cosmetic injector Kodie Wyatt. ‘He isn’t there for sex, clout, followers,’ an insider told the publication. “If he has a disagreement or doesn’t align he’s happy to leave the situation.” The last series of MAFS Australia had plenty of controversial moments, including the shocking ‘bullying’ scenes between Bec, Gia, Stella and Alissa. Comment now