A legendary TV expert has predicted Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury will get back together following their shock split.
Married At First Sight UK star Paul Brunson told MailOnline he believes the reality stars should make amends and give their relationship a second chance.
Former Love Island couple Molly and Tommy, both 25, ended their five-year romance last month amid speculation the boxer had been unfaithful, claims he denies.
But Paul, who leads the matchmaking panel on the E4 show, says 75 per cent of couples who experience a 'betrayal' are able to build back the trust between them and move on a stronger unit.
Paul said: 'I would set Molly-Mae up with Tommy Fury. I think they should try.
A legendary TV expert has predicted Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury will get back together following their shock split after five years
Former Love Island couple Molly and Tommy ended their romance last month amid speculation the boxer had been unfaithful, claims he denies
Married At First Sight UK star Paul Brunson told MailOnline he believes the reality stars should make amends and give their relationship a second chance
'Do you know, couples where there has been some significant issue or a significant form of betrayal and has gone through therapy, there is a 75 per cent likelihood that not only do they come out of the other end together but they're stronger.
'And that is government institute research.'
Paul joined co-star Charlene Douglas at the star studded Married At First Sight UK premiere on Tuesday evening in Leicester Square.
The relationship experts explained how they pair up the couples, who marry after meeting each other for the first time at the altar, and insist it is ultimately down to the contestants to work at their new connections.
Paul said: 'The process is definitely long. But the key is to try and figure out who they are and what their desires are, what they value, what their interests are, we try to look at attachment style as well. And you take these and that becomes the basis for the marriage.'
Charlene added: 'I sprinkle the sex and intimacy side of things.
'We look at compatibility, how they talk about sex, their sexual history etc. It is never a case of putting them together and we just want someone who can just have sex all day.
'We want someone who can talk about sex and feel comfortable talking about sex as well. We want everyone to be a success story as well. Yes, we do the work, and it is a team effort but really, they do the work in terms of when they meet each other there needs to be a spark at least.'
The relationship experts explained how they pair up the couples, who marry after meeting each other for the first time at the altar, and insist it is ultimately down to the contestants
Former stars of the show attended Tuesday's launch including Tasha Jay and Paul Liba, who met on the series last year and remain in a committed relationship
Same sex couple Zoe Clifton and Jenna Robinson, who are engaged, took selfies at the launch party after meeting on the show in 2022
Peggy, who married Georges Berthonneau on the show, says she is dating someone new and hopes to settle down in the near future
Jay spoke of her self love journey after appearing on the show and said she has a lot more confidence now when dating
Last year's E4 series saw betrayals, feuds, and even a physical altercation, which led to former contestant Luke Worley's axing.
And Charlene has teased viewers can expect the same level of drama when the show returns next week.
The sex expert admits she was even shocked during filming as certain scandals unraveled.
She said: 'It wouldn't be Married At First Sight without the drama. We represent real relationships so do you know any relationship out there that there isn't any drama? No.
'For us it is always quite surprising because we go along thinking this is really smooth, this is really nice and then you're looking at them during a dinner party and they're not even talking for most of the dinner and you're like what's going on? Then the honesty box comes out and we get the real deal.'
Paul and Charlene are often at the forefront of the drama, witnessing behind the scenes action as well as guiding the couples through their difficulties.
The intensity of filming impacts the experts, with Charlene saying she feels 'jet lagged' following emotional scenes while Paul needs a spa day to recuperate.
Paul said: 'I believe on average it takes us a full day to recover.
'It's the excursion mentally and what we're putting out because we're not just helping the couple but we're also thinking about you at home.
'So, how can we deliver information that's going to help that couple but also help you at home and that takes a lot of energy. I enjoy a spa day to relax. I like a deep tissue massage.'
Former stars of the show attended Tuesday's launch including Peggy Lawrence, Jay Howard and couple Tasha Jay and Paul Liba.
Peggy, who married Georges Berthonneau on the show, says she is dating someone new and hopes to settle down in the near future.
