\n\tThe Married at First Sight universe is expanding. <\/p>\n
\n\tThe hit franchise, which airs in numerous territories worldwide, is introducing a Second Marriage at First Sight<\/a> spin-off that will see unlucky singletons who didn\u2019t find love the first time around given a second chance.<\/p>\n \n\tNotably, half the contestants will be from the UK and half from Australia, with Brits paired with Australians and Australians paired with Brits. The show will therefore bring together two of Married at First Sight\u2019s most successful versions. The group will navigate cultural clashes and old wounds before they head to Australia to meet friends and family on the other side of the world and face the ultimate decision: who will consider uprooting their life for love?<\/p>\n \n\tSecond Marriage is the first spin-off of its kind of the hit franchise, which started life in Denmark and has been hugely successful in the UK, Austalia and the U.S., where it has just moved to Peacock. <\/p>\n \n\tMarried at First Sight UK producer CPL Productions<\/a> is behind the spin-off. It was introduced at a Channel 4<\/a> showcase in London tonight.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cThese eight well-loved MAFS singles didn\u2019t find lasting love the first time, but they haven\u2019t given up \u2013 and neither have we,\u201d said Channel 4 entertainment boss Steve Handley. \u201cEveryone deserves a second chance at love and this time they\u2019re saying \u2018I do\u2019 to a stranger on the other side of the world, risking absolutely everything for another shot at getting it right. I think it will be our greatest love story yet.\u201d<\/p>\n