“MAFS UK 2025 Finale: Schedule and End Date Revealed”
Married at First Sight UK 2025 is approaching its thrilling finale, with many ups and downs among the couples. The current season features 11 couples facing various challenges as they navigate their relationships.
Couples of Married at First Sight UK 2025
This season showcases the following couples:
- Nelly and Steven
- Abigail and John
- Grace and Ashley
- Leisha and Reiss
- Leigh and Leah
- April and Leo
- Maeve and Joe
- Sarah and Dean
- Rebecca and Bailey
- Divarni and Julia-Ruth
- Keye and Davide
Notably, Paul and Anita have exited the show after the second commitment ceremony. As expected, this season has included intense moments fueled by family dynamics, especially involving Abigail and her mother.
Dramatic Relationships and Challenges
Among the couples, April and Leo have garnered significant popularity as a compatible pairing. Conversely, Abigail and John have faced hurdles, primarily due to Abigail’s mother’s interference, which began as protective but quickly turned intimidating.
Grace and Ashley experienced a tumultuous beginning; Ashley notably expressed her dissatisfaction with her husband’s appearance during the wedding. Following this, she threatened to leave the show and remarked on her frustrations with their communication.
Leisha and Reiss also encountered struggles early on. Their first kiss generated considerable social media commentary due to its perceived awkwardness. While they faced initial bumps, they revealed that they share a closer emotional bond as the season progressed.
End Date and Viewing Options
The finale of Married at First Sight UK 2025 is scheduled for November 23. This season, which spans nine weeks, allows viewers more time with the couples compared to earlier seasons. Past season seven featured only eight weeks.
Fans can catch the latest episodes on E4, airing five days a week. Any missed episodes are available for catch-up on the Channel 4 app, ensuring that viewers can keep up with all the drama leading to the finale.
