RESULTS: Production has stopped on the upcoming season of Married At First Sight and the reunion of the show is ‘in limbo’ as the bride and groom refuse to return if they have to hotel quarantine
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The 2021 season of Married At First Sight is approaching.
And while viewers get ready to meet this year’s twins, producers are racing against time to try to document the show’s reunion documentaries.
The Australian Daily Mail can report that Endemol Shine Australia has not yet recorded the end of the show’s documentary and has been postponed until further notice.
RESULTS: Production has been halted on the upcoming season of Married At First Sight and the reunion of the show is ‘in limbo’ as the brides and grooms refuse to go through another 14 days of quarantine. Pictured: Short for groom Brett Helling
While team members can travel into NSW, participants based in Victoria, Queensland, Brisbane and Perth must maintain 14 days of mandatory hotel quarantine on their return to their homes.
‘Eight brides and grooms have been quarantined for two weeks already and they don’t want to have to do it again for just two days of filming,’ a source said.
According to the insider, delegates are considering participants to come to the reunion via Zoom, but they are doing their best to come up with plans for his stars to return in person.
Delay: The Australian Daily Mail may report that Endemol Shine Australia has not yet recorded the end of the show’s documentary and has been delayed pending further information. Pictured: Samantha Jayne
‘They need drama and the only way to be a climate frontier for them is to be there in person,’ the source said.
‘The reunion will not be until the end of March, but no one knows what’ s going to happen with the virus and travel, so they want it to be done sooner rather than later. later. ‘
The television messenger said that while most of the bride and groom were only too happy to return, others had already returned to work and their family.
‘Eight brides and grooms have been quarantined for two weeks already and they don’t want to have to do it again for just two days of filming,’ a source said. Pictured: Bridegroom Jake Edwards
Red Zone: The show’s popular cocktail parties and dinner are filmed at a warehouse in the Sydney suburb of Lilyfield, which is currently considered a ‘red zone’ by the Victorian government
The show’s popular cocktail and dinner parties are filmed at a warehouse in Sydney’s suburb of Lilyfield, which is currently considered a ‘red zone’ by the Victorian government.
The new coronavirus travel system, introduced last week, blocks anyone from a so-called ‘red zone’ and invites people coming from an orange or zone green apply for permission.
The Australian Daily Mail has reached out to Nine and Endemol Shine Australia for comments.
The eighth season of Married At First Sight will take place on Nine in February
‘They need drama and the only way to be a climate frontier for them is to be there in person,’ the source said. Pictured: Former stars Sarah Roza, Cyrell Paule and Ines Basic, left to right