It’s the confrontation everyone was hoping to see, but for some reason, the explosive argument between Tamara Joy, Jessika Power and Dan Webb never made it to air.
If you look closely at the final episode of Married at First Sight, you can see an enraged Tamara storm over to where the couple is sitting to confront them about their affair, most likely hoping to uncover the real reason as to why they continuously denied that they were a couple.
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While we only catch a tiny glimpse of the trio fighting in the background while Cyrell Paul argued with Michael Brunelli at the dinner table, Tamara can be seen rolling her eyes before storming off in a fit of rage.
Their interaction comes moments after Cyrell told Tamara that “out of all the females here,” she “should be the angriest” at Jessika.
It seems odd that Nine would edit out this storyline, especially since their infamous affair was a huge talking point on this season of the controversial series.
Their interaction comes moments after Cyrell told Tamara that “out of all the females here,” she “should be the angriest” at Jessika.
It seems odd that Nine would edit out this storyline, especially since their infamous affair was a hot topic on this season of the controversial series.
A source told the Daily Mail that producers cut the scene as it wasn’t as dramatic as they hoped it would be.
“Producers had high hopes for a huge clash, but in reality, they got the complete opposite,” the insider said. “Tamara did approach Jess and Dan to discuss their affair with some anger and resentment, but after a couple of minutes, she forgave them and wished them well.”
“She said she didn’t want any hostility and was happy to see them happy. Her main issue was that they didn’t tell her about the affair earlier, which they apologised for,” the source continued.
The outlet’s source also added that the scene was cut because Jessika was extremely apologetic for her actions and as a result, it portrayed her in a positive light.
“She was really apologetic which didn’t match the “villain” edit Tara [McWilliams, MAFS’ executive producer] wanted for her,” they said.
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