Married at First Sight's Decision Day May Just Turn Skeptics Into Believers
Just like the experts always say: Trust the process., fans were prepared to witness some heartbreak as Decision Day loomed.
After all, viewers already witnessedBut for the four remaining Boston-based couples—who all agreed to marry a stranger and document their journey for Lifetime cameras—they quickly reminded fans what is truly possible when you put in the work and listen to the show's experts Dr.
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