Married At First Sight: Why Fans Want Less Drama In Season 15

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The husbands and wives featured throughout the past few years of Married At First Sight have a common knack for creating unforgettably explosive moments of television, but some fans hope season 15 is less drama-oriented. Although Married At First Sight season 15 has yet to be officially confirmed, the hypothetical season is rumored to have already cast a new group of newlyweds based in San Diego, California, concerning fans who want a change of pace after season 14. From viewers' waning interest in the series to the surplus of artificial storylines, here's why Married At First Sight fans want less drama in season 15.

Although Married At First Sight's relationship experts assert that their only goal in pairing couples is to create long-lasting and healthy marriages, throughout the past few seasons, fans have become convinced that the series' matchmakers and producers don't always prioritize romance. Instead of pairing newlyweds based on their potential compatibility, skeptics think many Married At First Sight cast members are matched with their ability to start drama in mind. Less than 10 episodes into Married At First Sight season 14, fans have already become overwhelmed with the theatrics cast members like Alyssa, Lindsey, and Olajuwon have brought to the dating show. The aversion to healthy marriages makes fans want less drama in season 15.

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Unfortunately, the matchmakers don't seem to be motivated by pairing devoted husbands and wives anymore. For example, the spouses featured in Married At First Sight season 13 rubbed viewers the wrong way from the jump as few cast members were interested in pursuing relationships with their partners.