New South Wales police have opened an investigation into the Australian reality‑television series Married at First Sight after receiving a report that “inappropriate content” was being shared in connection with the show.
According to a statement from NSW Police, inquiries were launched “following a report of inappropriate content being shared.” The force said it is examining the matter but did not disclose further details about the nature of the content or any individuals involved.
Married at First Sight is a dating‑reality program that pairs strangers who meet for the first time at the altar and follows their lives as they navigate marriage. The series, produced for Australian television, has been broadcast on Channel Nine since 2015.
The police investigation could have implications for the production, participants and broadcasters, although officials have not indicated what actions, if any, might follow the inquiries.
No additional comment has been provided by the show's producers or network, and NSW Police have not released further information at this stage.
<small>Source: BBC News — read the original story there.</small>
