Married At First Sight bosses issue crazy warning to new cast about the former stars

Pot calling the kettle black? - by Chloe Lal

People in glass houses...

Married At First Sight has already been cast for 2019.

And with the new batch of bride and grooms - the bosses that be have issued a very strange warning:

"Stay away from previous MAFS cast!"

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The new season is said to be in the final stages of filming, and like with most reality shows - the stars tend to lean on previous cast mates.

But Married At First Sight bosses want to nip this tradition in the bud.

An insider told the Daily Mail, contestants are to "keep clear of the cast from previous years".

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"The new cast have had it drilled into them that the previous stars are all desperate to stay famous and will be reaching out to them."

"As far as everyone involved in the show is concerned they're old news and don't want them creating any distractions from the new series and hijacking it."

Apparently last year's batch which featured stars like Tracey Jewel, Sara Roza and Nasser Sultan were also given a similar spiel.

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Chloe Lal

Chloe Lal is the Digital Content Manager across the Entertainment and Parenting sites. When she's not in celeb land you'll find her baking and planning her next travel adventure.

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The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus

Coronavirus update: Tokyo Olympics postponed until 2021

Man uses drone to get girls phone number while in quarantine

Police guard toilet roll as customers queue to get theirs hands on some

Hundreds of Australians arriving from overseas ignore coronavirus social distancing rules

'Influencer' in hospital with Convid-19 after filming himself licking a toilet seat

Flight attendant's emotional message to passengers about Convid-19

PM adds food courts in shopping centres to Coronavirus restrictions

Trump says Greta needs to work on her anger management

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