MARRIED At First Sight bride Polly Sellman breaks down in tears tonight after husband Adam Nightingale admits he still doesn’t fancy her.
The newlyweds’ relationship has been fraught with difficulties from the off, with Adam admitting Polly isn’t his type.
Polly Sellman gets upset after groom Adam admits he doesn’t fancy her[/caption]
Adam said he ‘feels bad’ for his wife in a tense commitment ceremony[/caption]
Though the pair got along well on their honeymoon, the sexual chemistry was lacking and Adam can’t stop reminding her that he prefers petite brunettes.
In tonight’s commitment ceremony, he gets a grilling from show experts Mel Schilling and Paul C Brunson.
Adam says: “It’s a tricky one. She obviously really fancies me and I want to say it back to her but I can’t. She’s not my usual type but I’m hers.
“Don’t get me wrong, she’s a good looking girl and we get on like a house on fire, but I just feel bad for her.”
That last remark prompts smirks and raised eyebrows from the other couples around the room, and even Polly herself makes a face.
Paul then says: “It seems as if what you are actually doing is pushing yourself away from her.”
He adds that Adam could “understand he’s in an unnatural experiment” and go “all in”.
Paul and Mel then ask Polly how she feels.
She is composed at first, answering: “It’s not great, because obviously I know…”
But she then tails off as she grows visibly upset and utters: “I’m not… sorry.”
Lacey Martin, who is partnered with Nathan Campbell, can be seen getting upset for her on the sidelines.
Adam’s eyes brightened when he first met Lacey in last night’s show.
And Polly made it clear straight away that Lacey was Adam’s usual type, telling her co-star that she feared he might fancy her.
Some fans picked up on chemistry between Lacey and Adam as she positioned herself next to him on the sofa after learning she is what he usually goes for.
They now worry there could be further heartache for Polly as the two get better acquainted.
Polly’s marriage looks to be on shaky ground[/caption]
