What time is Married at First Sight on Lifetime tonight? (Jan. 4, 2023)

Married at First Sight returns tonight on Lifetime with season 16! The reality marriage series is set in Nashville this go around as 10 hopefuls take a leap of faith and marry a complete stranger in the hopes they’ll turn out to be the love of their lives.

Over the course of 23 episodes, the newlyweds will travel together for their honeymoons and then move in together as husband and wife. At the end of this eight week social experiment they’ll have to decide whether or not they want to continue as spouses or get a divorce.

Viewers should prepare for the typical drama that comes with this series, but there’s also an element to this season that’ll have you alarmed. Lifetime reports one bride’s husband will make a pass at another groom’s wife. It’s described as “an indecent proposal” so if you tuned into Love is Blind season 3 and the debacle that surrounded Cole and Colleen’s inappropriate pool talk, picture that but much, much worse.

When do you need to sit down to watch the two hour premiere of Married at First Sight season 16? Here’s what we know!

What time is Married at First Sight on tonight?

“Marry Me in Tennessee” airs Wednesday, Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. ET on Lifetime. The episode will be followed by Married at First Sight: Afterparty at 10 p.m. Keshia Knight Pulliam will be getting details from the cast on the season during the one hour program. The premiere of season 16 will re-air at 11 p.m. and will be available to stream on mylifetime.com on Thursday.

In the first episode, the 10 participants learn they’ll be marrying their partners in two weeks. One soon-to-be bride will take her “last night of freedom” seriously as she gets a bit too flirty with a stripper at the bachelorette party. Her actions raise eyebrows. As for the wedding day, one of the grooms dissolves into tears as he’s overcome with emotion.

Married at First Sight season 16 airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET. Stay tuned to Hidden Remote for more Lifetime news and coverage.