Louise McSharry

Her whole thing is, I'm hot, I'm hot, I'm hot, I'm hot.

That's her whole thing.

And she had this like immediate rivalry with one of the other female cast members, Beck, and I find that dynamic very entertaining.

I think that, you know, it's really interesting to see the people who just go in and they, because the premise of Married at First Sight is, in case you haven't seen it, is literally they, like a woman walks up the aisle.

It's very heteronormative.

A woman walks up the aisle and there's a man at the front and that's the first time they see each other.

And then they immediately go away on holidays, on honeymoon, and then they move in together and then they start meeting as a group.

And that's actually when it gets really interesting when they start meeting as a group, the group dynamics.

But I think that, yeah, some people just go for it straight away.

They kiss straight away.

They're into it straight away.

Other people take their time.

I've seen in previous series, you know, either of those situations can go well.

A lot of the time it's the people who take their times that actually end up falling in love.

Sometimes it's the people who just immediately have a spark and then, you know, it ends up being magical for them.

A lot of the time, the people who have immediate sparks, it doesn't really work out.

But

But I don't think I've ever seen a situation quite like the Luke and Mel situation on the current series.

Like we've seen men be horrible to women and kind of write them off immediately.

Usually it comes down to the person's body or physical appearance that the men just views themselves as like far too good for someone who looks however the way they look.