Channel 4 has canceled the British version of 'Married at First Sight' after participants made serious allegations, including rape and threats of acid attacks. The allegations were highlighted in a BBC Panorama investigation that aired in May. Channel 4 conducted an external review of the show's welfare protocols, which found compliance with broadcasting standards but indicated that adopting all recommendations would change the show's format significantly. The cancellation marks the end of the show's tenth season.
Key facts
- The show was canceled after allegations of rape and threats of acid attacks.
- The allegations were revealed in a BBC Panorama investigation in May.
- Two participants alleged they were raped, and one reported threats of an acid attack.
- Channel 4 conducted a review of contributor welfare, examining over 31,000 documents.
- The show first aired in July 2015, following the U.S. version.
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