Married at First Sight (Australian TV series) season 4

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Married at First Sight
Season 4
No. of episodes29
Release
Original network Nine Network
Original release30 January (2017-01-30) –
3 April 2017 (2017-04-03)
Season chronology
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Season 5

The fourth season of Married at First Sight premiered on 30 January 2017 on the Nine Network. [1] Relationship experts John Aiken, Mel Schilling and Trisha Stratford all returned from the previous season to match 10 brides and 10 grooms together. [2] In episode 9 of the experiment, the experts re-matched Cheryl and Andrew after their previous marriages came to abrupt ends. [3]

Contents

Couple profiles

No.CoupleAgeHomeOccupationHoneymoonFinal DecisionStatus
1Susan Rawlings37Perth, Western AustraliaMining truck driverAirlie Beach, QueenslandNoSeparated
Sean Hollands35Maryborough, QueenslandFarmer
2Cheryl Maitland25Gold Coast, QueenslandHair salon assistantQueenstown, New ZealandBroke up before final decisionSeparated
Jonathan Troughton30Brisbane, QueenslandEntrepreneur
3Scarlett Cooper30Sydney, New South WalesAspiring authorKakadu National Park, Northern TerritoryBroke up before final decisionSeparated
Michael Tomic30Perth, Western AustraliaData entry clerk/stripper
4Nadia Stamp36Brisbane, QueenslandFlight attendant/modelDaintree Rainforest, QueenslandYesSeparated [4]
Anthony Manton33Sydney, New South WalesRacing broadcaster
5Alene Khatcherian31Sydney, New South WalesRegistered nurseMagnetic IslandYesSeparated [5]
Simon McQuillan36Ipswich, QueenslandBusiness owner
6Vanessa Belvedere31Melbourne, VictoriaStudentFijiYesSeparated [6]
Andy Hills30Gold Coast, QueenslandAerodrome plant operator
7Lauren Bran33Sydney, New South WalesAutomotive aftermarket salesN/ABroke up before final decisionSeparated
Andrew Jones38Perth, Western AustraliaFirefighter
8Deborah Brosnan53Sunshine Coast, QueenslandEx-modelSamoaBroke up before final decisionSeparated
John Robertson53Melbourne, VictoriaBusiness owner
9Michelle Marsh31Perth, Western AustraliaCommercial cleanerKatherine, Northern TerritoryNoSeparated
Jesse Konstantinoff31Adelaide, South AustraliaRetailer
10Sharon Marsh31Perth, Western AustraliaBusiness ownerKoh Samui, ThailandYesSeparated [7]
Nick Furphy30Melbourne, VictoriaCarpenter
11Cheryl Maitland25Gold Coast, QueenslandHair salon assistantN/ABroke up before final decisionSeparated
Andrew Jones38Perth, Western AustraliaFirefighter

Commitment ceremony history

Episode:81113161923-25
Ceremony:12345Final Decision
NadiaStayStayStayStayStayYes
AnthonyStayStayStayStayStayYes
AleneStayStayStayStayStayYes
SimonStayStayStayStayStayYes
VanessaStayStayStayStayStayYes
AndyStayStayStayStayStayYes
SharonStayStayStayStayStayYes
NickStayStayStayStayStayYes
SusanStayStayStayStayStayNo
SeanStayStayStayStayStayYes
MichelleStayStayStayStayStayNo
JesseStayStayStayStayStayYes
CherylNot in
Experiment		StayStayStayLeaveLeft
AndrewStayStayLeaveLeave
DeborahStayLeft
JohnLeave
CherylLeaveLeft
JonathanLeave
MichaelLeaveLeft
ScarlettLeave
LaurenLeft
Andrew
Notes 1 2 3 nonenonenonenone
LeftLauren & AndrewDeborah & JohnnonenoneCheryl & AndrewSusan & Simon
Cheryl & Jonathan
Scarlett & MichaelMichelle & Jesse
  This couple left the experiment outside of commitment ceremony.
  This couple elected to leave the experiment during the commitment ceremony.

Controversy

Groom Andrew Jones shocked viewers when during a "boy's night" he made sexist and mocking comments about wife Cheryl Maitland's appearance and intelligence. During the Reunion, Andrew failed to apologise for his actions, insisting that his behaviour was acceptable. [8] Fellow Groom Anthony Manton was accused of bullying wife Nadia Stamp, with viewers labelling him as "arrogant" and "controlling" after he complained about a lack of intimacy in their relationship. [9]

Ratings

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers		Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Episode 130 January 2017Monday 7:30pm820,0001084,0009904,000 [10] [11]
2Episode 231 January 2017Tuesday 7:30pm927,000579,00051,006,000 [12] [13]
3Episode 31 February 2017Wednesday 7:30pm824,000675,0005899,000 [14] [15]
4Episode 45 February 2017Sunday 7:00pm909,000490,0004999,000 [16] [17]
5Episode 56 February 2017Monday 7:30pm893,0006100,0006993,000 [18] [19]
6Episode 67 February 2017Tuesday 7:30pm920,000696,00021,016,000 [20] [21]
7Episode 78 February 2017Wednesday 7:30pm905,0006112,00031,017,000 [22] [23]
8Episode 812 February 2017Sunday 7:00pm1,064,0003103,00021,167,000 [24] [25]
9Episode 913 February 2017Monday 7:30pm1,107,0002108,00021,215,000 [26] [27]
10Episode 1014 February 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,024,0001119,00021,143,000 [28] [29]
11Episode 1120 February 2017Monday 7:30pm1,096,000296,00021,192,000 [30] [31]
12Episode 1221 February 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,062,0002152,00021,214,000 [32] [33]
13Episode 1326 February 2017Sunday 7:00pm1,113,0001129,00011,242,000 [34] [35]
14Episode 1427 February 2017Monday 7:30pm1,101,0002123,00011,224,000 [36] [37]
15Episode 1528 February 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,092,0001144,00011,236,000 [38] [39]
16Episode 165 March 2017Sunday 7:00pm1,170,000186,00011,256,000 [40] [41]
17Episode 176 March 2017Monday 7:30pm1,099,0001101,00011,200,000 [42] [43]
18Episode 187 March 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,122,0001117,00011,239,000 [44] [45]
19Episode 1912 March 2017Sunday 7:00pm1,160,000191,00011,251,000 [46] [47]
20Episode 2013 March 2017Monday 7:30pm1,060,0001103,00011,163,000 [48] [49]
21Episode 2114 March 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,148,0001104,00011,252,000 [50] [51]
22Episode 2219 March 2017Sunday 7:30pm1,190,0001102,00011,292,000 [52] [53]
23Episode 2320 March 2017Monday 7:30pm1,239,0001108,00011,347,000 [54] [55]
24Episode 2421 March 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,194,000193,00011,287,000 [56] [57]
25Episode 2526 March 2017Sunday 7:00pm1,157,000172,00011,229,000 [58] [59]
26Episode 2627 March 2017Monday 7:30pm1,163,0002137,00021,300,000 [60] [61]
27Episode 2728 March 2017Tuesday 7:30pm1,034,0005112,00021,146,000 [62] [63]
28Finale - Part 12 April 2017Sunday 7:30pm1,379,000198,00011,477,000 [64] [65]
29Finale - Part 23 April 2017Monday 7:30pm1,389,0001107,00011,496,000 [66] [67]

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