'Married at First Sight' Season 3 Recap: Couples Enjoy A Break Together


The most recent episode of "Married at First Sight" showed the couples celebrating their first holiday together.

It was reported that the couples were able to host Fourth of July parties, which allowed the couples to meet their partner's friends. In addition, it helped them get a grasp on how their partners behave in that kind of setting.

However, not all went smoothly for all three couples featured. It was reported that Tres and Vanessa were one of the couples who faced several issues during the party. Vanessa became uncomfortable when she met one of Tres' female friends from college, especially when Tres' friend commented on the fact that they looked in love.

Apparently, Tres denied his friend's claim, which made Vanessa upset. With that, Vanessa brought up the issue the day after the party, which led to her leaving. Fortunately, she came back, which allowed for Tres to express his own sentiments regarding the matter.

However, it seems as though another couple had a worse time in their Fourth of July Party. It was reported that David and Ashley had a rough time during the party, especially since none of Ashley's friends attended. She then told David that she ended up feeling alone throughout the party.

As if that was not enough, reports reveal that the couple will have an important discussion when the next episode airs. The episode ended with Ashley confronting her husband about a message she received. After receiving a one-month present from David, Ashley stated, "Thank you like, that's really nice. I wish I could kind of take in this moment more, but I have something to talk to you about. I got message last night you had asked girl out for drinks this past weekend."

With that, fans can expect some drama to unfold when "Married at First Sight" season 3 airs next Tuesday on FYI.

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