On “Married at First Sight,” which airs its 16th season on Jan. 4, singles wed complete strangers. And out of the 59 couples from the show’s 15 seasons, just 15 are still together.
Hendrix was 25 when she moved to the Upper East Side in 2011 to attend makeup school and found Tinder a tough way to date.Another contestant that season was Cortney Hendrix, a North Carolina native who married Brooklyn EMT Jason Carrion.“I thought that the person at the end of the aisle was attractive,” she said. A lot of people are like, ‘Oh, looks don’t matter.’ Yes, they do,” she said.
Hendrix, who remarried in 2020 and has a 14-month-old son, asked that her mate make four times as much as she did. “That might be the last time that you see that person … And if you leave the house upset … you might not get the chance to fix it,” she said.Both couples agreed that the secret to success on “MAFS” — which was rated the most popular reality TV show in New York in 2022 by“I was really brutally honest with the assessment … so there was really no doubts as to who they were gonna match me up with,” Hehner said.