Alyssa established herself as one of the least popular wives to ever star in Married At First Sight, and some fans believe the controversial cast member was almost sued for her hard-to-watch journey in season 14. Married At First Sight viewers consider Alyssa one of the worst wives featured in the experimental dating series because of how easily she gave up on her arranged marriage, and fans think her apathy could be a criminal offense. From potentially breaking her contract to fulfilling her filming commitments, here's why Married At First Sight fans think Alyssa dodged a lawsuit.
Even though Alyssa asserted that she's a good person, the wife turned out to be the greatest villain of Married At First Sight season 14. Before she even met her arranged husband, Chris, Alyssa gave viewers a bad first impression as she indicated that she might not give her spouse a chance. Despite claiming that she is open to whomever the relationship experts paired her with, Alyssa added that she needed to have an initial spark of attraction with her husband. Alyssa warned that if she wasn't immediately attracted to the man Married At First Sight's experts paired her with, their relationship would be in trouble. Fortunately for the unpopular wife, Married At First Sight fans think Alyssa dodged a lawsuit after season 14.
Unsurprisingly, Married At First Sight cast members are expected to follow through with the blind marriages they sign up for. Regrettably, Alyssa failed to show any interest in Chris after their wedding day. While on their honeymoon, Alyssa shared that she didn't want to spend alone time with someone she just met. This made Chris wonder why Alyssa would sign up for Married At First Sight in the first place. On top of being expected to give their arranged relationships a chance, Married At First Sight's spouses are required to film for a set amount of weeks. Alyssa's resistance to giving her marriage with Chris a shot resulted in the couple getting an early Decision Day. Married At First Sight fans wondered if Alyssa would have to pay a penalty for giving up on her marriage so quickly. A Reddit user ventured, "I'm thinking [Alyssa's] gonna be sued."
Although some Married At First Sight fans expected Alyssa to get sued for giving up on her relationship so easily, others argue that the unpopular cast member fulfilled all of her duties in season 14. Even though she lacked tact while prematurely ending her marriage, fans noted that Married At First Sight can't force Alyssa and Chris to stay married. A commenter explained, "You can't legally force people to cohabitate. Kinetic Content would be open to many lawsuits." Additionally, viewers argued that Alyssa and Chris filmed as much as Married At First Sight required them to, making them immune from a lawsuit. One fan added, "They didn't refuse to film they just don't want to be together." Fortunately, Alyssa didn't need to star in all of Married At First Sight season 14 to make an impact, as another viewer assessed,"[The producers] got all the drama they needed."
Alyssa let Chris down by giving up on their marriage so swiftly, but Married At First Sight fans don't believe she let down any of her legal commitments. Due to her potent screen time and her adherence to season 14's filming schedule, Married At First Sight fans believe Alyssa dodged a lawsuit. Fortunately, Alyssa dodged a fine and Chris dodged a bullet in Married At First Sight season 14.
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