Married At First Sight is set to return in a matter of weeks, with a brand new batch of brides and grooms on the hunt to find true love.
And while viewers have witnessed a few successful romances blossom on screen, some contestants have hit headlines for all the wrong reasons since their drama-filled seasons aired.
As the show prepares for its long-awaited return, Daily Mail Australia looks back at some of the biggest scandals to plague MAFS alumni over the past few years:
Telv Williams white powder scandal
Scandal: In March 2018, leaked footage surfaced of MAFS star Telv Williams snorting a white powder off a stripper s bottom. In images first published by Woman s Day, the FIFO worker was also seen posing next to the topless dancer while holding a bag of white powder in his mouth
Crime by Marcel Baum
Premium Content  A man who sent a barrage of grotesque threats via voice and text messages to the person he believed broke into his house has faced court after admitting to harassing the wrong person by mistake. Appearing at Cleveland Magistrates Court yesterday Ryan Graham Hill, 40, pleaded guilty to using a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence. The court heard an infuriated Hill made multiple calls and sent 10 - 20 texts to a young man in Cairns on June 18 last year which included graphic threats: I ve got a bullet for you, you retarded c and I am going to cut your c off .
An enraged concreter who took a samurai sword to mete out vigilante justice held it to the back of the neck of his victim and told her let her go or I will kill you where you stand, slut , a court has heard. The chilling statement was made when the man accompanied his landlord to confront acquaintances of theirs - a man and a woman - at their home following the alleged theft of a kitten and assault of a man with a disability, a police prosecutor told Cleveland Magistrates Court yesterday. Appearing at the court yesterday afternoon Gregory Allen Hill, 45, pleaded guilty to two counts of common assault and one count of going armed to cause fear.
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by Marcel Baum
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Subscriber only The director of a prominent Brisbane events company sporting a multimillion-dollar turnover was found asleep behind the wheel in the middle of a busy road with an extremely high blood alcohol reading, a court has heard. Appearing at Cleveland Magistrates Court yesterday director, of Ascot-based LOUD events Marianne Elizabeth Edmonds, 45, pleaded guilty to one count of driving while under the influence of liquor. The court heard tests confirmed Ascot woman Edmonds had a blood-alcohol level of 0.211 per cent - more than four times the legal limit - when she was found by police on November 8.