Married At First Sight star Bryce Ruthven has claimed he and fiancée Melissa Rawson are the 'largest success story' to ever have come out of the present.
The 32-year-old, who was largely labelled as a 'villain' by viewers after his stint on the collection final 12 months, advised The Herald Solar on Sunday that the pair's love story confronted many extra challenges than another contestants up to now.
'Should you have a look at the lives of Cameron [Merchant[ and Jules [Robinson], and Michael [Brunelli] and Martha [Kalifatidis] even, they'd a straightforward cruisy experience on the present with no challenges from anybody aside from themselves,' he started.
He added that their very own love story was plagued with plenty of opinions from specialists, producers and contestants - saying the actual fact they've come out stronger than ever proves their relationship to be successful.
'...Whereas we actually had 20 folks plus three specialists and producers going us for 3 months - and popping out to the place we are actually, I believe actually, I might be greater than assured saying we're the largest success story from the present.
'Lots of people assume we aren't, however I believe that we're as a result of we fought tooth and nail to have a profitable relationship, though it could not have regarded that method on display.'
He added that life 'could not be higher' for the couple now.
The pair added that they'd no plans of occurring Married At First Sight for any sort of reunionin future, as they concentrate on parenting their two younger sons Tate and Levi, who they welcomed final October.
The couple additionally introduced their engagement final 12 months.
Jules and Cam have additionally loved big success from the present, tying the knot for actual in December 2019 and welcoming a son, Oliver, a 12 months later.
Equally, Martha and Michael's relationship continues to go from strength-to-strength, with the duo asserting their engagement final 12 months.
Bryce and Melissa, 32, welcomed Levi and Tate prematurely on October 16, with the boys requiring a prolonged keep in hospital.
The couple revealed they had been planning to delay their marriage ceremony throughout an Instagram Q&A in December, after the delivery of the boys.
'We might prefer it [the wedding] to be on the finish of 2022, however it's wanting extra like it will be throughout 2023,' Melissa defined.
'On the finish of the day, Covid has ruined a variety of weddings,' she added.
Melissa additionally revealed there will not be any TV cameras current for his or her massive day.
'I simply wish to marry the person that I like with my nearest and dearest and have an enormous celebration.'
The engaged couple's portrayal on the most recent season of the present infamously sparked 'gaslighting' complaints.
Bryce was extensively criticised by MAFS viewers for showing to gaslight and manipulate his 'spouse' on the present, however the pair insisted they've a wholesome relationship.
Viewers additionally claimed Melissa's insecurities and trauma from previous relationships had been exploited by producers for rankings on the expense of her psychological well being.
'We knew what the reality was from day one, however sadly the nation received fooled,' Bryce beforehand advised Confidential.
'They must have a villain and for some motive I received picked out,' he added.
Melissa chimed-in and agreed together with her fiancé's sentiments.
'I wasn't overly pleased with (the modifying) however I suppose that is what comes with making a tv present. It must be entertaining for everyone,' she mentioned.