Last night, we watched as Married at First Sight’s Cheryl and Andrew finally decided they no longer wanted to be sort-of-not-really fake married to each other anymore.
The break up was long overdue – given they hadn’t been living together for weeks and very early on, it was obvious it wasn’t going to work.
One of the most painful moments in their train wreck of a love story was during the home visits, when Cheryl was in Perth spending time with Andrew and his family. During a picnic on the beach, Andrew sang a song for Cheryl, and then went in for a kiss.
But the 25-year-old recoiled, and while covering her face with her hand, said, “I don’t want to kiss you.”
We all wanted to die. And we've spent the better part of the last few weeks trying to forget this awkward encounter ever happened.
Until now.
Because we've come up with a theory. And everyone knows theories about reality television are the best kind of theories.
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His song was embarrassingly meh! And pulling her in by her shirt for a slobbery kiss straight after was rather aggressive. Despite him obviously feeling that he deserved a deep French kiss after that awkward song, perhaps she just did not want to fake passion in front of the cameras. He looked heart broken and I really felt for him, but his subsequent character assassination of Cheryl and his blatant lies that he even did that, at boy's night and dinner, makes me feel so glad for Cheryl that she did not succumb to pressure to show intimacy that she was not comfortable about.
i just took it like she didnt want open mouth or tongue type kiss. she seemed into it until his mouth tried swallowing her face