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Last Night’s Final ‘MAFS’ Dinner Party Recapped Via The Best Tweets

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Married at First Sight fans, we’ve all been on such a journey this season… and it’s slowly, slowly coming to an end. Slowly.

From the days of the Adam and Claire cheating saga which feels about 74 years ago, to the rollercoaster ride that was Harrison and Bronte — a ride which we all wanted to get off and were forcefully made to stay on — we’ve all lived many lives since the show premiered in late January.

Last night saw the final dinner party episode with the couples as we know them. Of course, there’ll be the classic reunion dinner party episode which will air after final vows and we’ll see which couples remained together, but until then we got one final dinner to see if any further drama or controversy could be stirred.

With a strong majority of the couples teetering on the edge of a breakup post-hometown visits, the experts came in and dropped one final bomb to push them over the edge: the honesty box.

This resulted in one nearly definite breakup, the further crumbling of at least three more couples, and the only ones that remained unscathed were the beautiful Ollie and Tahnee. Praise Cupid for those two.

After Harrison and Bronte came into the dinner party separately, Bronte was quick to fill in the girls on what happened in Perth, including her sister’s epic takedown of Harrison. As Harrison tried to weasel his way into the chat, the girls weren’t having a bar of it and you just love to see it.

Things remained tense from there, so let’s just get straight to it.

Here’s last night’s Married at First Sight final dinner party recapped via the best tweets.

The experts come in to introduce the honesty box to really cause drama for the final night. It doesn’t work for Tahnee and Ollie, of course, our one silver lining.

Alyssa tells Duncan that she feels like he has high expectations and that she won’t be good enough for him. Alyssa then gets upset when Duncan expresses his concerns about their arguments and tells him to get more specific.

Rupert and Evelyn are up next. Rupert tries to say Evelyn is only “sometimes” attracted to him, and Evelyn calls him out saying she had sex with him and he shouldn’t bring up old issues. Things end awkwardly.

Lyndall and Cam rehash the age old issue: the general fact they’re not compatible. Cam then drops he’s not falling in love with Lyndall.

Lyndall walks out upset and then after Ollie presses him to be honest, Cam drops to the boys that he realised after homestays, Lyndall isn’t the one for him. Evelyn goes in and calls him out and he doesn’t give a fuck.

Layton and Melinda bump heads again with the question box. Mel says she’s in love with Layton and he decides to question her on how that’s even real if they can’t ever agree. He says he’s not in love with Mel yet.

Harrison calls Bronte out for talking “negatively” about him to other people and for supporting her sister for calling him “aggressive” things.

Bronte tells Harrison that they’re done and she never wants to see him again before storming out of the dinner party.

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Married at First Sight returns for final vows at 7pm Sunday night on Channel Nine.