Married at first sight wedding anniversaries don’t have to be so dramatic.
c Us Weeklythe exclusive sneak peek of the Tuesday, January 7 episode of the Lifetime reality series, the cast gets together to celebrate one month of marriage.
Instead of raising a glass to love and happiness, however, Emm34 and Wrap it up41, obviously have some issues to work out before a whole group.
“My husband calls me ‘huh…’ on our one month anniversary, I don’t have much,” Emem says Juan and the entire cast. “I don’t have much to give.”
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As Ikechi sits quietly at the dinner table, Emem explains why she is so upset with her husband of nearly four weeks.
“Call me ‘huh…” for being MIA? You said you needed space and time,” she says. “I sent you a message. I called you You didn’t answer and then you showed up today in that joker suit. i’m done You are wild about it. I’ve been texting and calling you for two damn days.
After Ikechi denied his wife’s claims that she was trying to hook up with him, Emem couldn’t help but get a little louder.
“You’re fucking lying,” she cried before Carla and on other ladies ask her to go to the bathroom in hopes of calming down.
Before she can catch her breath and officially leave the table, Emem has one last insult for her husband.
“Damn clown,” she declares for all to hear. “Bring me a clown, you get a circus.”
Viewers met Emem and Ikechi during the season 18 premiere of the Married at first sight in October 2024 At the time, both sides hoped that the show’s experts—including Dr. Pepper Schwartza pastor Calvin Roberson and dr Pia Holec — can compare them to their eternal partner.
Emem was portrayed as an open woman who was not interested in wasting time in dating. As for Ikechi, he was recognized as someone who did the work to find out who he was and what he wanted.
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As part of Married at first sight experiment, the two parties agreed to have Lifetime cameras follow them for eight weeks as they experienced the highs and lows of marriage.
On Decision Day – or the season finale of the show – Emem and Ikechi will decide whether they want to stay married or get a divorce.
Married at first sight (produced by Kinetic Content) airs Tuesdays on Lifetime at 8pm ET.
