‘They even got matching tattoos…’: MAFS UK wife swap bombshell rocks the show as bride and groom secretly hook up on holiday — before he brutally GHOSTS her when they return home… and it’s all set to explode at the reunion… - suong
TWO MAFS UK stars were involved in a shock off-screen wife swap after hooking up and getting matching tattoos on a secret holiday.
The swap is sure to shock fans of the hit dating show, who’ve been following the journey of the married couples.
The Sun has decided not to unveil the identities of the shock pairing, but the revelation is set to come out in the coming weeks and rock the experiment.
The bride and groom in question jetted off on holiday and even got matching tats, before their romance came to an abrupt end.
A source told The Sun: “They went on holiday together on the sly after leaving the experiment and got matching tattoos while there.
“When they got back, the bride wanted to pursue something more serious with the groom but he wasn’t interested.
“He did her dirty, because they’d been away together and even got matching tattoos and then he says he’s not feeling it when they got back.”
The source went on: “It’s all going to come out in the reunion episode of the show, and people are questioning both their motives and why they both even decided to enter the experiment in the first place to then just go off and be sneaky together.”
The two opted to get tattoos that said ‘why not.’
The Sun has contacted Channel 4 for comment.
The MAFS contestants were both part of unsuccessful marriages during their time on the show, which came to bitter ends.
The shock partner switch-up comes as MAFS UK fans count down to the upcoming finale.
In the second-to-last commitment ceremony this week, Ashley and Grace were the latest couple to call it quits after another rocky week.
Sitting down with the experts on the sofa, Ashley realised that he was “happier” during his time away from Grace.
Meanwhile, Grace called her husband’s actions “selfish” after he stormed out the dinner party the night before.
The emotional pair came to an agreement that they could “no longer go on” after giving the experiment everything they had, and both parties voted to leave.
Speaking to the camera, just before the credits rolled, Grace added: “I think there was a time where Ash and I had something worth fighting for.
“But I just don’t think he’s listening. If I could have got through to Ash, if I could have helped Ash see where I’m coming from, I’m not convinced he will ever see my point of view.
“But I hope he’ll come close to it at some point. Maybe he could have been the one. There’s so much I love about Ash that’s never changed.
“But I think it’s just too far gone now. It’s just beyond repair.”
Strictly fans furious after working out how to ‘predict’ show winner – and it could ‘spoil’ it forever liennhi
STRICTLY Come Dancing viewers have suggested AI could ruin their chance of ever enjoying the show again.
Fans of the BBC reality dancing series have admitted being too scared to Google the show in case AI spoils any news or results.
One viewer shared a screenshot from a Google AI result that suggested sports pundit and former England footballer, Kate Carney, had made it to the final of this year’s competition.
While that above result was ultimately incorrect as the show was only halfway through, other fans moaned that they had also had Strictly spoilt for them thanks to the AI results or given them the wrong answers.
“Trying to find out which footballer has gone the furthest into the show and Google’s AI dropped this bombshell,” the original poster wrote.
Added a second person: “Lol! I had similar recently when I was being nosey and looking up Jimmy’s wife. Googles AI snippets confidently told me it was Lauren.”
And a third added: “Just goes to show how AI can misinterpret available information and get the conclusion wrong.”
The AI misinformation comes just days after the results of Icons Week were leaked hours early last week.
Like previous seasons the Sunday night results show, although presented as live, is filmed on Saturday night after the main live BBC One show.
The money-saving move means that for years the results have leaked online – and this year is no exception.
The contestants in the bottom two for Icons Week – which saw the likes of Cher, Cheryl and Harry Styles tributes take to the stage – and therefore the dance-off were revealed early.
The judges votes – with Anton Du Beke having the casting decision – also came to light early.
His position followed the rule change, which now sees head judge Shirley Ballas sharing the power to decide who goes home with her fellow judges.
Results leaking were not the only shocks to come from this year’s show.
Hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman got teary as they opened the first show since announcing they were quitting at the end of the series.
Tess and Claudia announced their plans to step down from hosting Strictly Come Dancing on Thursday.
The two made history as primetime television’s first female presenting duo when they paired up to co-host the show in 2014.
Both had been part of Strictly since 2004, Tess hosting the main show with Bruce Forsyth and Claudia on spin-off It Takes Two.
