MAFS UK mystery as groom goes missing from show for two episodes in a row
MARRIED At First Sight star Arthur Poremba sparked concern after he disappeared from the show.
Tennis coach Arthur tied the knot with finance manager Laura, both 34, after meeting for the first time at the altar.
The pair have had their ups and downs and clashed on the show after Arthur admitted that he got his vows from the internet.
But the newly-weds managed to find some common ground after they moved in together.
Earlier this week, fans were surprised that Laura rocked up to the dinner party on her own.
She then went solo at the second commitment ceremony, prompting fans to ask “where is Arthur”.
One concerned viewer wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “What’s wrong with Arthur?”
Another joked: “Do we reckon Laura has just killed Arthur off or what?”
“Arthur is definitely dead guys. Laura has def strangled him, where is he,” a third quipped.
A fourth fan shared: “How ill is Arthur?”
It comes after Laura confronted fellow co-star Luke after he branded her a ‘gold digger’.
Laura took him to one side and slammed him over his claims she is after a man with money.
“Luke has a lot of opinions, he called me a gold digger and he is in the wrong. I am not going to take anyone’s s***,” she says in her to-camera interview.
She then insisted that she had paid for her last wedding and had been very “generous” with one throughout her life.
But Luke continued to slam Laura and brand her “stuck up”.
E4 viewers have watched Laura and Arthur navigate their new marriage after not seeing eye to eye on their wedding day.
Making it clear she wasn’t thrilled with her match, Laura’s face fell as she first saw Arthur at the altar.
She then fumed that her “very firm criteria has not been met”.
Describing herself as “high maintenance”, Laura was quick to make it known that her type was a “Chelsea boy” who had a a taste for the finer things in life.
Laura made it clear that she was after a certain lifestyle from her potential new husband as she made it clear that the Chelsea postcode was something of the utmost importance to her.