MAFS fans are threatening to boycott 2025 season after new bride leaked: 'I give up'

While we're months and months away from the next season of Married At First Sight, leaked names of the cast for the 2025 season have started dropping, with two new brides being outed before filming even properly commences for the next season.

Last week fitness influencer Rhi Disljenkovic was the first name leaked to appear in the 2025 season of MAFS, with an insider telling Yahoo Lifestyle that filming for MAFS was due to start next week, meaning Rhi's name and photos were leaked before she even films the hens' night or her wedding.

And now, we have another name: Instagram page MAFS Uncensored shared that former Bachelor contestant Sierah Swepstone would be returning to our TV screens, this time for a husband and not a rose.

Sierah appeared on Jimmy Nicholson's season of The Bachelor in 2021 and gave an iconic exit interview after being sent home by Jimmy, speculating that he wasn't into "tall, horny bogans". She later said Jimmy wasn't the usual type of guy she'd date in real life, telling the Life Uncut podcast that he's "probably a bit too osh kosh begosh for me," and that she likes "tradies".

“I don’t think there was ever a romantic spark. I think I – obviously being a massive tall bogan – I like tradies. I like guys who have callouses on their hands," she shared. "There was never really any kind of vibe, unfortunately. But me having a huge ego like I do, it’s still not nice when even though you don’t like them, they don’t like you back.”

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Hopefully, Sierah will be sashaying her way down the aisle to a loveable tradie with calloused hands!

Fans react to new MAFS bride announcement: 'Ridiculous'

However, not all MAFS fans have been stocked to see the former reality TV contestant return for her shot at love, calling the show out for 'recycling celebrity wannabes' - with some fans even threatening to boycott the show.

"Ridiculous they can’t recruit everyday people first of all who we know are not solely seeking Instagram fame and truly want to find true love. But then again MAFS is not the place to find it (for 98% of the couples), so I give up…" one fan said.

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"Why is MAFS just recycling celebrity wannabes? There are plenty of people out there genuinely looking for love not followers... used to really enjoy MAFS but I won't be tuning in next year," another agreed. "If this doesn’t scream “ manufactured” I don’t know what does. I mean we knew that, but is there anything genuine about MAFS?" someone else asked.

"Let's face it... This show is a trainwreck that we all love to watch because it is a trainwreck. I vote we have two versions of MAFS... One for only the influencers and one for the normal people..." one person suggested.

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