MAFS 2025 Episode 28 Recap: Jamie's world implodes

Did the strongest couple just become the weakest?
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Jamie Marinos upset on MAFS 2025.

Jamie walks in alone after Dave tells her his feelings aren’t progressing in their relationship.

Watching Jamie talk to herself while she waits for the others to arrive is giving Big Brother first-housemate energy.

Jamie at the MAFS dinner party looking around.
I can’t believe this is Dreamworld! Image: Nine.

Before Dave arrives, Jamie tells Awhina, Adrian, Rhi, and Jeff that he doesn’t initiate sex with her, something he didn’t like when she shared it with Adrian and something I’m sure he wouldn’t appreciate now.

Dave looks shocked as the experts watch the MAFS dinner party.
Oh no you didn’t gf!!!! Image: Nine.

Carina pulls Awhina to the side to apologise for calling her sister, Cleo, low-calibre after finding out Paul slept with her. Awhina accepts it as an insecure and jealous comment, but Carina wants Paul to take accountability for sharing what was obviously said in the vault.

Carina talks to Paul at MAFS dinner party.
The girls would never. Image: Nine.

He doesn’t think he did anything wrong, and it’s a good thing I’m not dating him because I say some shit to my partner that should never see the light of day. We all do.

Paul and Carina argue during the MAFS dinner party.
I didn’t understand the meaning of snob, calibre or vault, sorry. Image: Nine.

Jacqui thinks she and Ryan are a role model couple for the rest of the group, which is wildly worrying. Jeff brings up the letter, and you know what? I’m pissed off Jacqui ruined this entire season with her endless rogue Instagram Stories because I actually would be invested in her and Ryan’s relationship (for all the wrong reasons).

Jacqui doing a MAFS voxie.
She’s a show ruiner. She ruins people’s shows.

That’s OK, because no matter what, we will always have Jeff’s laugh.

Jeff laughs on MAFS 2025.
JHVDXJGUVCSGCGCGGVEC. Image: Nine.

Jamie tells the table about where she and Dave are falling apart. She says some very movie-worthy, profound things, which is exactly what I’d do and exactly why I can’t be on this show. It feels so put-on and overly dramatic, sorry.

Jamie Marinos on MAFS.
Do non-actors speak like this? Image: Nine.

Jamie is interrogating Dave about the sudden realisation of his non-existent feelings. However, he says he’s spoken about these feelings on the couch. She slams the table (that’s a bit of an exaggeration, but the table is touched with both hands) and starts pointing again. That wasn’t a good idea last time, and it won’t be this time.

Jamie listens to Dave at the MAFS dinner party.
Everyone, remain calm. Image: Nine.

Now she has moved on from the anger stage of grief and is crying. Why is someone not liking you the way you like them such a fucking blow? Never gets easier IMO.

Jamie Marinos cries on MAFS.
WAAAAAA. ImageL Nine.

Adrian asks whether spending time with Veronica has prompted this realisation, because he is a shit stirrer, but Dave rejects the idea.

Eliot chimes in with how Veronica said her connection with Dave was way better than her one with Eliot.

Veronica says that’s only because Dave looked at her with his eyeballs.

Adrian on MAFS staring.
Knew it. Image: Nine.

Anyway, apparently Dave is really keen on the relationship with Jamie working, but she’ll require him to pull his finger out of his asshole first.

Dave Hand on MAFS.
This could be arranged. Image: Nine.

These MAFS 2025 recaps also appear on the Talking Schmidt Substack and have been reproduced here with permission.

Married At First Sight 2025 airs Sundays at 7pm and Monday – Wednesday at 7:30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

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