MAFS' Paul C Brunson explains clever way 'fame-seekers' have been banned from new series

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Married At First Sight star Paul Brunson has revealed the clever way that he has banned “fame-hungry” contestants from taking part in the new series.

Paul, 42, is an expert on the hit dating show alongside Charlene Douglas and Mel Schilling. Discussing the latest, yet-to-be-screened E4 series with The Sun, Paul described it as his “favourite ever” and that allowing brides and grooms with previous fame means that they are genuinely looking for love.

Paul told the publication: “Every series we say it's the best series yet, I don't know if it'll be for the public - we'll have to wait and see - but what I can say for sure is it's my personal favourite.” Paul went on to explain that a “push-back” the show has faced over the years was that “not all the contributors were there for love.” Speaking of the new series, he said: “You cannot present any argument against the fact that every one of these contributors are there for love.

It's fact. It shows up in their behaviours and it's amazing. We're giving them scores of measurements and tests because you need to be able to measure and assess where you are in order to find how how to make a change.” "At MAFS there's a multitude of testing we do, like psych tests and finding out attachment style, so that when the contributor comes and sits on the couch, we're not just giving advice on how to strengthen their relationship.