MAFS Groom Unapologetic for Villainous Behavior

Chris Nield, a groom on Married At First Sight, has firmly defended his direct on-screen persona, declaring no remorse for his actions. He asserted that his behavior and comments reflect his true self, stating, 'I went in there and acted how I normally do in life.' Nield specifically addressed his public comments about his physical type, likening partner selection to 'going to a supermarket and picking items.'

Despite facing backlash and being branded the season's early villain, Nield maintains he joined the experiment with sincere intentions, even with low initial faith. He dismissed concerns about his edit, stating his accountability for everything said. He also commented on his on-screen bride Brook's reaction at the altar, clarifying it wasn't an ego hit but rather Brook's caution. Nield shared that filming's emotional intensity was unexpected, leading to moments of being overwhelmed.

Nield further indicated that viewers should expect his candid behavior to continue throughout the season. This comes amidst ongoing drama for other couples on the show. He adamantly stated, 'I'm not acting. This is me,' reinforcing his commitment to authenticity.