“My answer is yes, I would love to stay married,” the playwright told his wife, showing off a tattoo of her initials which he had inscribed on his buttock. When it came time to commit to each other, Bennett had a surprise up his sleeve, er, down his pants. These free-spirited individuals seemed like a perfect fit, although they struggled when Amelia, an MD, found out she would need to move to Virginia for her residency. Amelia and Bennett Mike Lirette Photography Here’s who stayed together and who got divorced in the Big Easy. (In August, the show, which has aired constantly since premiering in 2014, was picked up for Seasons 12-17.) Season 12 of “Married at First Sight” will be available to watch starting in January. On Thursday night, Lifetime will air a reunion special at 8 p.m., where fans will get to see what’s happened since Decision Day. The 10 New Orleans participants, who were matched by experts and met while getting married to one another, had to decide if they were going to stay wed or get a divorce.Īlthough some found love, others were plagued by fights, accusations of affairs and lying. The historic season, which lasted two additional months because of the pandemic, ended on Wednesday night. Season 11 of “Married at First Sight” has come to a close.
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