Married At First Sight: Season 6 is looking for contestants
AS the fifth season of Married at First Sight teeters from one drama to the next, producers are looking to cast the stars of season 6. Here’s how to apply.
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IT’S the ‘social experiment’ slash ‘marriage’ that’s got us glued to our screens and as the fifth season of Married at First Sight teeters from one drama to the next, producers are already looking to cast the stars of season 6.
Married at First Sight is searching for men and women of all ages and backgrounds and diversity who are genuinely ready to commit to love.
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“This groundbreaking social experiment is returning and will continue to help Australian singles find their potential lifelong partner using the science of matchmaking,” the producers say on the recruitment page.
The only catch is you’ll meet for the first time on your wedding day.
Described as “not a competition” with no cash prize, contestants are promised only the opportunity to find love.
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So if you’re single (or know someone who is), dust off the skeletons in your closet, put on your game face and get ready to put your heart on the line for the next season.
The fine print?
1. You must be over 25 years of age on the day of application.
2. You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident for at least 2 years to participate.
3. You must be single and genuinely looking for love.
4. You will be required to provide proof of identity (driver’s license or passport or extract of birth certificate).
5. You must be available for 1 day between May 20 and June 10, 2018. If selected for the show you will need to be available for filming between August and December 2018.
For further details, jump online here and apply. You can also email the casting team at MAFS.casting@endemolshine.com.au
Applications close at midnight June 1st, 2018 ESDT
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