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Watch: E4 releases cheeky new trailer for Married At First Sight UK

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Watch: E4 releases cheeky new trailer for Married At First Sight UK
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Watch the first trailer for the much-anticipated new series of Married At First Sight UK.

E4 has started to advertise the new series of Married At First Sight UK ahead of its transmission later this year.

The unconventional dating show sees couples meet each other for the first time once they walk down the aisle, after which they embark upon a relationship and decide whether they really are suited to each other.

The new UK series is adopting the popular long-form Australian version of the format - and if press reports are to be believed, there is major drama in store.

An exact premiere date has yet to be revealed, although E4 has now dropped a comical first trailer poking fun at the show's concept.

Watch the trailer below:

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