Are Paul and Tasha still together? Married at First Sight UK update
Are Paul and Tasha still together? Fans are wondering if the couple have gone the distance now that Married at First Sight UK has finished
The pair had a bit of a rocky start, so are Paul and Tasha still together?
The MAFS UK cast have finished their journey and season eight has come to an end – and it’s fair to say they’ve had their ups and downs. Cheating scandals had fans question are Ella and JJ still together and an explosive argument made them ask the same of Peggy and Georges.
Now that the reunion episode has aired, viewers are desperate to know who is still together from Married At First Sight UK 2023, and here’s everything we know about one of the original couples to say ‘I do,' Paul and Tasha.
Are Paul and Tasha still together?
Yes, Paul and Tasha are still together. They were one of viewers' favourite couples and decided to continue their journey at final vows, before revealing that they are still going strong at the reunion episode.
The pair went on to explain that they saw moving in together in their future, after Paul had visited Tasha's hometown of Leeds and that they'd gone on holiday together.
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In a joint post on Instagram, the couple uploaded the pictures of them together at their final commitment ceremony – where they decided to remain married.
The caption read: “I choose you, tomorrow & forever.” Comments poured in from other users, saying “wishing you all the happiness”, “so happy for you both” and “you two are perfection!”.
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Paul, 26 and Tasha, 25 have been one of the strongest couples on the show. Despite Paul’s mum sharing her concerns on his wedding day and a fiery episode where Tasha stormed out of a heated conversation, the pair have gone from strength to strength.
What does Tasha from Married at First Sight do for a living?
Tasha is a childcare assistant from Leeds. As the life and soul of the party, Tasha describes herself as a ‘typical Leeds girl’ but at her core, Tasha is a very caring person with a lot of love to give.
Tasha has made it clear that she loves children and has dreams of starting her own family one day. Account manager Paul also shares the same values and was looking for his soul mate before joining the experiment.
Are Tasha and Arthur together?
A public appearance from Tasha and Arthur swirled rumours that they were together, but the 25-year-old has denied their romance.
Fans were sure of another husband-wife swap when Tasha attended Arthur’s birthday party and looked cosy when they were pictured holding hands.
Tasha was quick to squash any confusion and wrote this statement: “I just want to clarify I only posted this picture because it was the only one I had of Arthur as it was his birthday celebration after all. @laurajayvaughan is one of my closest friends and I would never disrespect her. Arthur is also a really good friend of mine which is what you are seeing in this picture, there is nothing more to it!”
Elsewhere, we've revealed the fates of many other MAFS UK couples. Find out if Matt and Adrienne are still together, whether Laura and Arthur are still together and if Luke and Jay are still together too.
From building healthy family relationships to self-care tips for mums and parenting trends - Daniella also covers postnatal workouts and exercises for kids. After gaining a Print Journalism BA Hons degree and NCTJ Diploma in Journalism at Nottingham Trent University, Daniella started writing for Health & Wellbeing and co-hosted the Walk to Wellbeing podcast. She has also written for Stylist, Natural Health, The Sun UK and Fit & Well. In her free time, Daniella loves to travel, try out new fitness classes and cook for family and friends.
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