Police investigate Married at First Sight Australia filming

New South Wales Police have opened an investigation into a report of inappropriate content being shared during filming of Australia’s Married at First Sight and referred the matter to Western Australia Police. Police said officers attached to the South Sydney Police Area Command began the investigation on August 24, 2026, after receiving the report. The nature of the content and the identity of the person who reported it have not been made public by police. Their statement establishes that a report was made and an investigation started; it does not confirm that content was shared or that a law was broken. An account attributed to an unnamed source by Australian entertainment publication TV Blackbox said a male contestant complained that producers obtained private information about him and shared it with his on-screen bride. That account, including a claim that the material concerned the contestant and a former girlfriend, has not been confirmed by police or the companies involved. TV Blackbox also reportedly said police interviewed people and seized phones at the filming location. Those details have not been confirmed by police, broadcaster Nine or producer Endemol Shine...