Rebecca Fenney, a wife of Married At First Sight UK, teases that her husband Bailey Smith’s relationship with the series is on “get juicy” and that it will “get juicy.”
It’s been a rocky road to finding romance for Married At First Sight UK star Rebecca Fenney, but she’s revealed that it’s been a “life-changing” experience – even if the drama is about to ramp up even more.
The 32-year-old aesthetics clinician was matched with micro-brewery entrepreneur Bailey Smith, 36, on the hit E4 show, which premiered last month. While the couple didn’t see eye-to-eye at first, Rebecca reveals to Mirror that viewers will watch them go “from strength to strength” throughout the series.
Rebecca claims that their relationship has changed dramatically from the beginning to the end, even though she can’t say for certain if they’re still together. You’ll see that it’s more than just sweet and perfect because we’ve had our ups and downs.
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MAFS UK fans will know that Rebecca and Bailey have arguably been the least dramatic couple of the series. We’ve watched Steven Springett and Neelima Patel’s explosive rows unfold at dinner parties, while Leigh Harris and Leah Marie Tyrer have struggled to find a spark in their relationship.
Rebecca makes fun of the fact that the series will only get heatedter as it progresses. The Liverpudlian claims that the rift that some of the guys created between their relationships made the girls get closer to one another.
There’s a reason why the girls lent to each other so much toward the end, and why we’ve got such close relationships now, I believe you’re starting to see that already. Some of the themes that you’re seeing now just escalate, and it was challenging at times for viewers.
It got tough at this point, they said. It gets juicy when things actually started to change.
Rebecca and Bailey initially struggled romantically because they became the “parent and dad” of the cast, and Rebecca later admitted that Bailey didn’t fit her”alpha male “type.”
She says, “We didn’t have that instant spark, and I honestly found the wedding day so overwhelming.” This is never going to work, I thought. I resumed the habits I’d left behind.
“I pondered, “Take a vacation and have fun.” There was no spark or attraction there for me, despite the fact that he appears to be a good guy you’ll laugh at.
Some viewers labeled Rebecca a “bridezilla,” but she reveals that she didn’t actually kick Bailey out of her bed on the TV show “wedding night.”
Although I came off as a bridezilla, we actually slept in the same bed on the night of the wedding. She claims that it was captured on camera. However, I told Bailey to measure himself against the couch and say, “You can sleep on the couch.” In the end, that wasn’t how it ended; I actually said, “You’re too big on that,” which I later admitted. We had a good night’s sleep thanks to him for being so respectful.
Everything changed for Rebecca ahead of their Mauritius honeymoon – in scenes that weren’t caught on camera.
She exclaims, “Nobody knows this, but it actually changed when we arrived at the airport.” There were no cameras in the lounge because Bailey had already booked us in and it was just us two.
I had the first conversation with him without any other distractions when we sat down for the first time. Wow, you’re actually a bit of me, I thought to myself. I really get along with you. “
Rebecca and Bailey grew closer as a result of their time together on the show. We’re always smiling as we enter the dinner parties head-on, always smiling. She claims that we were always the strongest among all of the others.
I’ll cherish that because I’m aware that some people used to hate it when we were younger, but we never felt that way. We both thought we were having a great time and were together on a night out.
However, there were times when Rebecca had trouble keeping up with the show.” The procedure is extremely long. She describes it as going through intense couples therapy on a daily basis with a number of people whose relationships you’re involved in, “she says.
You don’t have family, friends, or outside support, you say. That was the hardest for me to do. Nothing ever gets brushed under the rug; it’s essentially, “Let’s air everything out.” That’s the beauty of the show, which is challenging.
Trolls and the general public have been weighing in on their opinions online, which has also been challenging for Rebecca. Rebecca was forced to refute rumors that Bailey had cheated on her with his ex while conducting the experiment earlier this month.
It was challenging at first because it was new to everyone, she says. We’re just regular people who have made a name for themselves.
You don’t realize how much of what you’re going to hear and see because I anticipated the comments and some of the trolling. It’s a challenging task when content creators are coming up with other ideas.
