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Married at First Sight: Sam admits – I never had sex with Ines and the whole affair was a reality TV scam

The former MAFS star comes clean in shock revelation
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It’s official: Married at First Sight is fake. That’s according to contestant Sam, who has today admitted in writing that his much-publicised sexual affair with Ines never happened, and was in fact concocted purely for the cameras.

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Confirming the suspicions of thousands of viewers around the country that the reality show is anything but real, Sam responded to a question on Instagram from someone who unpleasantly teased him about supposedly needing ‘check up’ after his liaison with Ines.

‘Sorry … this is TV it didn’t happen,’ Sam wrote. ‘If you notice Ines’ change of apparel in the edit, night and morning, that will be a good reference point for you.’

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Sam’s comment was a reference to a major editing fail during their storyline, in which Ines’ lingerie changed colour in the middle of one of their storylines.

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Taking to Facebook during the height of the storyline, fans noted that the text exchange between the pair had a major 12 hours time difference.

“Sam was showing his phone with Ines’s message on it during the day while Elizabeth was out, yet his phone says 11:52pm,” one viewer noted.

Another person said, “On the message from Ines it says it was sent at 11.56am… which means he took 12 hours to view/respond to it.”

Another mused, “Yeah and because the whole scene was during the day and he was showing his phone when he was sitting on the couch in pure daylight, it couldn’t have been 11:30pm.”

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There have been a string of editing scandals this season, with the show’s image not helped by the fact that as many of nine contests have been revealed to be actors.

Just today, Billy claimed that his TV wife Suzie confessed to only going on the show for publicity reasons.

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