Joshua Fox

Except, they were.

And for those of you who are a little bit confused, I am now going to reveal for the first time the full story of what exactly went down from start to finish.

So on July 29th, the show filmed one of the final weddings of the upcoming season in Sydney's Darling Point between a couple who genuinely seemed to be a good match and who connected straight away.

And I know that because I was there and I watched as those sparks flew.

And then hours after that couple said, I do, Ali at Daily Mail did an article IDing them as sports reporter Ankita and finance broker Micah.

And then I posted my video the same day crashing their wedding, which quickly went viral with 1.5 million views in total as of right now.

And just to put that into context, when Married at First Sight airs in Australia, it tends to average around 1.5 million viewers nationally each episode.

So essentially my video crashing their wedding has been watched by as many people who would like watch it when it finally airs on TV.

And between my video and Ali's article,

On July 29th, quite literally millions of people across the country, including all of their exes, would have found out that these two people, Ankita and Micah, would be on the new season of maths.

The following day, July 30th, as Micah and Ankita went on their honeymoon, I received an Instagram message from a burner account.

The anonymous sender claimed they were an ex of Micah's.

He never should have been cast on the show.

And they'd already emailed production company Endemol Shine Australia stating he should be removed.

And I asked why and what he's done.

Have they got any evidence?

What receipts do they have?

If me as a journalist, I'm going to put this out publicly, I kind of need to know how to stand it up.

But they didn't wish to elaborate further or share any further details.

The day after that, so July 31st now, a woman named Monica made a TikTok you have likely seen claiming it was really concerning that Micah had been cast on the show.