Married at First Sight Australia stars Jack Dunkley and Tori Adams have shared a big relationship milestone.
The couple took part in the 11th Aussie season, where they met for the first time.
Their season aired at the start of this year, but was filmed last summer, hence why they are celebrating their one-year anniversary now.
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"1 year with my girl," Jack wrote on Instagram, alongside a video montage. Meanwhile, Tori shared a selection of photos, some of them as a couple, and a few of her heading to film the show.
"A year ago, I jumped on a plane and headed off to marry a stranger on national TV… Happy 1 year of us," she wrote in her caption.
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A few weeks ago, Tori opened up a bit more about her life-changing experience, stating: "I had no idea what I was in for and no idea of who I'd be walking down the aisle to."
"I'd given the experts a list of what I wanted and boy did they deliver (much to their disappointment)," she added. "Good luck to the cast of 2025."
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The pair had a bit of a rocky road during their time on the show, with Jack being called out over his problematic comments and their compatibility as a couple being questioned. Tori expressed frustration about how being on the show made things difficult, stating on the reunion that the couple are better off when they're "away from this".
Back in May, they took the big step of moving in together, with Tori pulling together a move to the Gold Coast in just two days.
Married at First Sight UK airs on E4 in the UK. Married at First Sight Australia airs on Nine Network in Australia and E4 in the UK.
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