MAFS UK star reveals they’ve landed huge new Netflix show with Amanda Holden
A MARRIED At First Sight UK star has landed a huge new Netflix show alongside Amanda Holden.
Relationship guru Paul C. Brunson joined the hit E4 show back in 2020.
Taking to Instagram, the star revealed his exciting project opposite BGT judge Amanda – and fans don’t have long to wait.
He penned: “BIG ANNOUNCMENT. I have a BRAND NEW show with the one and only @noholdenback coming to Netflix this April!
“Cheat: Unfinished Business will follow eight former couples whose relationships have been torn apart due to cheating.
“They’ll reunite at a Spanish retreat, where Amanda and I will help guide each pair through the issues that tore them apart.
“When @netflixuk, @liftedents and @12yardproductions brought this idea to me, I was so excited by the opportunity to explore all the grey areas of infidelity for the contributors and the audience alike.
“Not only that, but to work with Amanda Holden has been a dream of mine, so with her on board there was no way I could say no.”
Paul went to describe infidelity as “complex and painful”, but said he doesn’t always “think it has to end a relationship.”
He continued: “If both partners are willing to put in the work to rebuild trust, the process can often make a relationship stronger.
“I strongly believe that audiences will resonate deeply with our couples.
“This show is going to feel very different to other dating formats and I can’t wait to see how it’s received next month.”
New co-star Amanda commented underneath the relationship expert’s post: “Here we go!!!!!”
I’m A Celebrity champ Sam Thompson wrote: “Go on brother!!!!!”
Fellow former jungle winner Vicky Pattison shared: “Unbelievable news mate.”
Meanwhile, Paul’s followers also flooded his comments section with supportive messages.
One remarked: “You deserve all that’s coming Mr. B you’re awesome and lovely and work hard for it!”
Another chimed in: “Ooohh I can’t wait for this!!!”
As a third said: “This is major!! Congratulations Paul. can’t wait to watch.”
Last year, Paul revealed a major flaw with the popular Married At First Sight.
He admitted the show’s experts are only privy to what goes on at dinner parties and commitment ceremonies – and are kept in the dark when it comes to all of the couples’ other antics.
His comments came as a viewer complained on X: “Experts need to stop this nonsense pretending they don’t see any footage and start outing people like Eve to the group.”
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Eve and Charlie’s relationship had left viewers uncomfortable.
Paul penned online: “For the record, we don’t see any footage. This is what makes it so challenging for us.
“We only see what happens at the dinner parties and commitment ceremonies. Everything else we see for the first time with you when the show airs.”
Cheat: Unfinished Business will stream on Netflix from April.