Married at First Sight UK star Rebecca has delighted fans by sharing a never-before-seen clip from her emotional final date with husband Bailey, offering a hilarious glimpse behind the television edit.
The Emotional Final Date
Rebecca and Bailey, who had experienced a near-perfect marriage since their honeymoon, faced a significant hurdle when they realised their hometowns were far apart. While Rebecca described feeling like 'home' to one another, Bailey was adamant that his priority was his daughter, Bluebelle, whom he was not prepared to move away from.
Their final date, which aired on Channel 4, was filled with tears and emotional declarations as they had not yet reached a decision about their living situation post-show. The uncertainty about whether their relationship could survive the geographical distance cast a shadow over their otherwise strong connection.
A Surprising Behind-the-Scenes Moment
However, Rebecca's recent social media post has shown that the day wasn't entirely sombre. She shared a video to her Instagram that didn't make the final broadcast.
The unaired clip shows the couple in bed after producers count down from three. They share a kiss, turn off the lights, and as they disappear under the covers, Marvin Gaye's iconic song 'Let's Get It On' begins to play. This is followed by some staged bed shaking before everyone, including the production crew, bursts into laughter. The lights come back on to reveal Rebecca and Bailey in a fit of giggles.
The Reason Behind Bailey's Stance
This lighthearted revelation comes as Bailey himself shared an adorable post about his daughter, Bluebelle, explaining his firm stance on not moving to Liverpool. He captioned it: 'When you have children you realise their happiness comes before your own ❤️'.
The ultimate fate of Rebecca and Bailey's relationship remains a mystery to the public, as the series is still airing. For now, fans are left with this charming, unaired moment that proves even during the most intense times, the couple could still find reasons to laugh.
