Married at First Sight Australia's Evelyn and Duncan respond to dating rumours
After keeping their relationship private for some time, Evelyn and Duncan are now looking forward to sharing some of their dates, adventures, and life updates publicly.
"We can do all those fun things and not have to sneak around and share all those great moments together," Duncan said.However, both couples decided to call it quits after saying their final vows. Evelyn confirmed that the new couple have shared their news with their co-stars, saying:"We have been welcomed as a couple in the most positive way," while Duncan added that Rupert had been"very supportive".airs on Nine Network in Australia and E4 in the UK.
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