The Married at First Sight UK season 10 reunion episode is scheduled to air in just a few days, with fans set to learn what the couples and former couples have been up to since we last saw them on TV - and we might even get a few behind-the-scenes secrets along the way as well.
Some haven't even waited until the special airs to give us a bit of BTS goss, as one bride has revealed a moment that was cut from the final edit, and why.
Abigail Callahan was one of the people to make it to the final vows, alongside partner John Shepherd - in fact, we named them the strongest couple of the season - and agreed to stay together. In fact, it looks like they are still going strong.
However, her experience wasn't all plain sailing. She recently told presenter Hayley Palmer on her YouTube show that things had got a bit too much for her at one point, and the MAFS cameras had to stop rolling.
"One bit, this wasn't necessarily a fun bit, but it was the honeymoon. I feel like this point actually made us closer," she said.
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"So I think I had a bit of a wobble where I just got quite emotional and a bit upset, and I couldn't really explain why.
"I'm quite an emotional person, but I just got a bit overwhelmed. I think with all the filming, not being able to speak to your family and friends.
"And then I remember just asking the camera crew to stop filming for a second, and then I went in a blubbering mess over to John and then just burst into tears."
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She added that John supported her in that moment and made sure she was OK, and admitted that he had a little cry himself just beforehand.
Elsewhere in the interview, the couple talked about why they applied to be on MAFS, and said that they had no idea it'd lead to what it has for them.
From the trailer for the upcoming reunion episode, it looks like Bailey, Maeve, Keye, Sarah, Julia-Ruth, Rebecca, Davide, Ashley, April, Leigh, Nelly, and Dean will all feature.
We're sure there will be drama, but the question is: how much drama?
The MAFS UK reunion airs on Sunday, 1 March on E4 and Channel 4's streaming platform.
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