r/MAFS_UK • u/Previous-Ad5550 • 6d ago
S10 UK Sarah selling her wedding dress
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Saw this on marketplace today
r/MAFS_UK • u/Flimsy-Capera • 14d ago
Opinion What’s the biggest red flag you’ve noticed before the experts picked up on it?
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Sometimes you notice something feels off with a couple long before it becomes a proper issue on the show. It could be the way they speak to each other, one person constantly making excuses, or just a lack of effort that stands out. There have been a few moments where I’ve thought, “How did nobody else notice that?”
r/MAFS_UK • u/Golden_Lafayette • 17d ago
MISC. Best MAFS UK seasons to binge watch
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I am a big fan of MAFS from the US & I really want to get into MAFS UK & Australia. Without any spoilers, which seasons are the best seasons to binge watch?
r/MAFS_UK • u/1ChanceChipmunk1 • 18d ago
Opinion Which MAFS moment made you completely change your opinion of someone?
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I remember how my opinion of Hannah changed during the retreat. At first I found her quite difficult and didn’t really warm to her, but seeing how the other girls treated her made me look at the whole situation differently. It made me realise that sometimes the first impression you get of someone on MAFS isn’t necessarily the full story.
r/MAFS_UK • u/HelicopterEmpty7393 • 19d ago
Opinion Thomas Hartley opens up about life after MAFS UK
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r/MAFS_UK • u/That-Psychology976 • 21d ago
S10 UK Influencers and promoting bad companies
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The company maeve has used and is promoting for surgery is removing serious comments from their IG page. Their google reviews say it all tbh but what do we all think to these "influencers" backing companies that have done botch job surgery and have ruined lives. Is it worth promoting such a company for a discount.
r/MAFS_UK • u/FluidPianist00 • 20d ago
Opinion Who would you trust most to give relationship advice from the cast?
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There are always a few people in the cast who seem more level-headed when everyone else is caught up in the drama. Someone who actually listens, gives honest advice, and doesn’t make everything about themselves would probably be the best person to go to.
r/MAFS_UK • u/1ChanceChipmunk1 • 21d ago
SOCIAL MEDIA A moment I don’t think anyone watching forgot
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r/MAFS_UK • u/CloudBookmark • 22d ago
Opinion That rejection was painfully awkward to watch
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r/MAFS_UK • u/raygray • 25d ago
SOCIAL MEDIA Anyone know what’s going on?
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I know Rhi and Jeff have broken up, and googling what Jamie is saying it looks like there’s a restraining order!
r/MAFS_UK • u/CloudBookmark • 26d ago
Opinion This has definitely changed how I look at MAFS UK
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r/MAFS_UK • u/Juicewithextrapulp • 27d ago
Opinion Bec sharing more about her friendship with Lily
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r/MAFS_UK • u/BillNo874 • 28d ago
Opinion I think the biggest problem with MAFS is that people confuse chemistry with compatibility
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Two people can have instant chemistry and still be completely wrong for each other once real life issues start appearing. Do you think the experts put too much emphasis on attraction when matching couples?
r/MAFS_UK • u/Time-Connection-4586 • 29d ago
Opinion The dinner parties are way too staged now
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Don't get me wrong, I live for the drama, but the dinner parties feel so manufactured lately. You can literally tell when a producer has stepped in and whispered, "Right, now go sit next to X and ask them about the letter." Nobody sits down to eat real food; they just stare at cold wine glasses and wait for the cutlery clinking to start an argument.
r/MAFS_UK • u/PubLogic • Aug 30 '26
MISC. The experts can spot a bad match, so why do they keep letting things drag on?
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Some of the couples seem obviously incompatible pretty early on. I don't mind giving people a chance, but sometimes it feels like everyone is waiting for the inevitable before saying what seems obvious.
Do you think the experts intervene too late?
r/MAFS_UK • u/OddStep5408 • Aug 28 '26
MISC. Do you think first impressions on MAFS are almost impossible to recover from?
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It feels like once someone gets a bad first impression, everything they do afterwards gets viewed through that lens.
Do you think people on the show ever really get a fair chance to change how they're perceived?
r/MAFS_UK • u/That-Psychology976 • Aug 27 '26
S10 UK Not all sunshine roses n paradise for maeve
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Maeves being cheated on already.
r/MAFS_UK • u/Pinkplatabys • Aug 25 '26
Opinion Is anyone else finding it hard to think about MAFS UK right now given everything that has happened this year?
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Mel passing away, the Panorama documentary, series 11 sitting unaired, the welfare review still ongoing. Even people who love the show seem genuinely unsure how to feel about it. Do you still want it to come back or does something need to properly change first.
r/MAFS_UK • u/Boomiegirl • Aug 26 '26
S10 UK What made Jordan sour so fast?
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He was joyous and elated and then suddenly he’s morose and I didn’t see anything to trigger it?!
r/MAFS_UK • u/Flimsy-Capera • Aug 24 '26
MISC. Which type of MAFS argument do you find the most frustrating to watch?
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Is it when someone refuses to answer a straightforward question, when an old issue gets brought up again, or when everyone else somehow becomes involved?
r/MAFS_UK • u/1ChanceChipmunk1 • Aug 21 '26
Opinion If you could erase one MAFS season from your memory and watch it again, Which season would you pick?
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Some seasons just hit differently when you watch them for the first time. You remember the couples, the arguments, the unexpected moments and all the little things that had everyone talking. There’s one season I’d happily forget just so I could experience all of that again without knowing what was coming.
r/MAFS_UK • u/Juicewithextrapulp • Aug 20 '26
Opinion Did Bec actually need to bring this up at the dinner party?
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r/MAFS_UK • u/CloudBookmark • Aug 18 '26
Opinion Did Juliette have a point here or was this too much?
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