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Casey Cooper-Fiske

Former MAFS UK psychologist says series should not have been broadcast

A former MAFS UK psychologist says the series should not have gone ahead after allegations of rape and sexual assault (Victoria Jones/PA) - (PA Archive)

A former Married At First Sight UK psychologist has said she does not think the series should have been broadcast, after women made allegations of rape and sexual assault.

Shona Manderson accused her on-screen partner of sexual misconduct while on the Channel 4 show, while two other women alleged they were raped by their on-screen husbands, while speaking in a BBC Panorama documentary. All three men deny the allegations.

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