Ella Morgan breaks silence on JJ Slater romance and life after MAFS
Ella also spoke about the editing process and how some contestants claim it makes them look bad
Ella Morgan stole the spotlight when she became the first-ever trans bride on Married At First Sight UK two years ago.
But Ella believes, it was her antics on the show and her affair with a groom she hadn't married, JJ Slater that truly caught everyone's attention.
However, things unfolded differently, as JJ moved on with Katie Price, while Ella went on to appear on Celebs Go Dating and managed to win over a whole new army of fans.
Now, she has given a sneak peek into her journey, the MAFs grooms she'd like to be matched with, and her thoughts on representation in reality shows.
Speaking about her season of MAFs, Ella said: 'I will always say my season was the best-I do love and live for the drama. As much as I love dating shows, without the drama I wouldn't watch it. That would be boring.'
Ella also spoke about the editing process and how some contestants claim it makes them look bad:
'People need to stop blaming the edits. A lot of this season, they are just not taking any accountability, and blame the edits. You have gone on to a TV show, you clearly knew that you were going to set some backlash. However, JJ was naturally my type.'
She also shared which grooms she finds attractive on this season:
'Like wise, Stephen(Nolson). Personality-wise Ash (Dommett),who is also very handsome.'
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