The eagerly awaited finale of Married at First Sight: Australia Season 12 is fast approaching, promising an array of drama and revelations. The Reunion is set to unfold over two exciting nights, with the Reunion Dinner Party kicking off on Sunday, April 6, 2025, at 7:00 PM, followed by the Reunion Finale on Monday, April 7, 2025, at 7:30 PM. Viewers can catch all the action on Channel 9 and 9Now.
This season has introduced several compelling twists, notably during “Feedback Week,”which shifted the dynamics among the couples. As participants reconvene, audiences can anticipate encounters laden with confrontations, jaw-dropping revelations, and the unearthing of lingering tensions.
What to Expect from the Reunion
During the Reunion, all cast members will gather for a final confrontation. The Reunion Dinner Party promises to stir emotions as unresolved issues come to light. The following night features the Reunion Finale, which is poised to disclose major relationship developments and critical confrontations.
One of the most compelling storylines centers around Jacqui and her new relationship with Clint. Following Clint’s early exit from the experiment after splitting with Lauren, fans will witness the confirmation of this new romance. Teasers suggest a dramatic reaction from Ryan, Jacqui’s former partner, which adds another layer of intensity to the reunion.
Tensions are also set to escalate between Beth and Teejay, whose wedding has been among the most tumultuous, as well as between Carina and Paul, whose relationship crumbled after crucial issues arose during their Final Vows. Meanwhile, Jamie and Dave will reflect on their successful journey together, offering insights into their lasting bond.
The cast will discuss the impact of Feedback Week, a contentious segment that significantly influenced their relationships. Expect a flurry of heated debates, unexpected apologies, and final declarations regarding the future of each couple.
Highlights from the Previous Episode
The latest episode, Final Vows, was packed with emotional moments, breakups, and unforeseen decisions from the remaining couples. Paul expressed regret for his past actions, particularly ghosting Carina. He acknowledged her significance in his life and hoped she could move beyond his earlier decision to pursue the Final Task date.
“Despite everything, we’ve always managed to come back to each other, to forgive and to move forward,”Paul noted.
However, Carina rejected his apology, stating:
“Paul, I was yours. You had me and you ruined it, and now you’re going to have to live with that for the rest of your life.”
In contrast, Rhi and Jeff showcased a harmonious journey, with Jeff expressing his deepening feelings for Rhi, who reciprocated his affection, declaring he checked every box for her. Their decision to stay together reflects their resilient relationship.
Conversely, Ryan recognized the ups and downs of his relationship with Jacqui, summarizing:
“A healthy relationship is not a performance review.”
Ultimately, Ryan opted to end their relationship, prompting Jacqui to respond assertively:
“Today I choose peace and to walk away from this relationship. Ryan, in a world of red flags, you are the red carpet.”
Post-breakup, Jacqui hinted at moving on swiftly, stating:
“I have a feeling that it’s gonna happen sooner than I think.”
The episode concluded with a tease for the Reunion, revealing Jacqui’s burgeoning romance with Clint, with scenes showcasing him playing golf, which suggests his role in the ensuing drama.
Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Married at First Sight: Australia Season 12 Reunion, airing on April 6 and April 7, 2025, exclusively on Channel 9 and 9Now.