Married At First Sight Australia is delivering all the goods this season, from dramatic dinner parties to chaotic confessions and more. But, we need to know, are Lucinda and Timothy still together?
Lucinda, an MC and wedding celebrant who also runs her own speed-dating company, and Timothy, a business man who owns a gin distillery, were matched by a team of relationship experts and met for the first time on their wedding day.
They initially shared a spark, but things took a slight turn on their honeymoon with him admitting he wasn't super attracted to Lucinda and they struggled to form a sexual connection. So, where are things at with their relationship? Here's everything you need to know.
Warning, spoilers below!
Are Lucinda and Timothy from MAFS Australia still together now?
Lucinda and Timothy got closer in lots of ways during the experiment, but they struggled to move things into the relationship zone and align on their non-negotiables.
Then, during Home Stay, he bravely opened up to her about his grief from the loss of his father just weeks before the experiment.
So, while Lucinda and Timothy tried to make things work, they don't make it to Final Vows after calling things off during a commitment ceremony.
"I know for a fact that we'll always be in each other's lives," they told the experts, and a source told So Dramatic that "Lucinda and Timothy aren’t still together romantically but they are the best of friends."
"They catch up all the time for dinner, at least once a week, enjoy each other’s company and hang out as much as they can. They also speak on the phone daily, and Timothy confides in Lucinda a lot," they added.
Lucinda and Timothy have sparked reconciliation rumours since them, most recently after a TikTok posted by their fellow contestant, Eden Harper, where the two happily laugh and joke together. "Mum and dad took me to dinner," she captioned the video.
But, it seems that Timothy and Lucinda are still just great friends after the experiment and we love to see it!
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