There’s MAFS UK spoilers every year, but there’s something about this year’s cast: They just cannot stay quiet on socials. Every time there’s drama on screen, someone’s posting a cryptic Instagram story or a TikTok that low-key confirms who’s mates, who’s fuming, and who’s still coupled up.
We’ve already had people putting together timelines from THAT Thorpe Park trip, and even cosy sleepovers between certain cast members. The internet’s also convinced that Keye and Davide are definitely still together — mostly because of how often they talk about each other online.
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The pair have been dropping what can only be described as very loved-up spoilers across Instagram and TikTok, which, in case they forgot, is technically not allowed. MAFS cast members are banned from revealing their relationship status or following other contestants on social media until the series finishes airing.
But that hasn’t stopped them. During a PR trip to Thorpe Park last week, Keye basically confirmed their romance in an interview with Indigo Reports. He said: “It was love at first sight but also I’ve never met anyone that made me feel so safe and calm. Within the instant I met him, he knew to dance, he knew to grab my hands. He just had a way of completely calming all of my nervous system in a way that even I’m not capable of doing myself.”
Sounds like a spoiler to us.
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Social media makes it impossible to keep secrets
Even though producers supposedly limit cast members’ phone use during the show’s run, leaks always find their way online. Whether it’s a liked post, a tagged location, or a suspicious new follow, people clock everything.
And this isn’t new. MAFS spoilers have been slipping out for years.
Last year, Eve accidentally posted a photo of herself holding hands with someone before the finale aired… and yep, that person later turned out to be her girlfriend.
Fans also discovered that Ross from last year had already moved on, all thanks to a Facebook comment under a mate’s post.
Back in 2024, viewers spotted Richelle spilling tea online weeks before the finale aired, after she went on an unfiltered Instagram Live that spoiled a major argument from the final dinner party.
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History repeats itself every season
Every year, people somehow piece together the truth before the final vows. From spotting matching furniture in Instagram posts to noticing couples suddenly not liking each other’s content, it’s basically a sport at this point.
In older seasons, people correctly predicted that Tayah and Adam would go the distance (and they’re still together today), while others, like Lacey and Nathan, or Sacha and Ross, fizzled out before the reunion even aired, which was picked up on very quickly.
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Last year’s season was especially chaotic, with multiple couples splitting before commitment ceremonies had even aired. Remember Eve and Charlie, or Sionainn and Ryan? Both pairs were long done by the time those episodes hit E4, and people had already worked it out thanks to TikTok comments and follow activity.
So honestly, can we even be mad at this year’s cast for being a bit obvious online? Maybe not, but it does kind of ruin the suspense when your fave couple’s already soft-launching each other on TikTok halfway through the series.
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