Mafs couple forced to deny they’ve split up and address huge relationship step – after fans spot clue
ANOTHER Married At First Sight couple have denied they have split and addressed a huge relationship step.
MAFS 2023 wrapped up in November last year and now only a few couples are still together.
Tasha Jay, 25, and Paul Liba, 26, have been going strong since they tied the knot as part of the E4 TV show last year.
But some eagle-eyed fans were worried after they spotted that Paul had not been wearing his ring.
In an Instagram Q&A with fans, Tasha set the record straight, saying: “Paul’s ring doesn’t fit him too well anymore so sometimes he doesn’t wear it.
“And I take mine off when I go to bed and sometimes forget to put it back on.
“When he buys me a ROCK then I will wear it everyday.”
The couple are also still in a long distance relationship, with Tasha based in Leeds and Paul down south.
Another fan asked: “Are you and Paul living together yet?”
Tasha said: “Not yet. We’re trying! We just can’t settle on the perfect place.
“We don’t want to just move in to move in, we want to be happy in our new home. There’s no rush I think people forget we’re only been together for a year.”
Opening up about their romance, Tasha also confessed: “We’re really good thank you. He is on his way to Leeds right now.”
Back in February viewers were gutted for Tasha after she was ‘tricked’ by Paul during the reunion episode
During a game where each bride and groom had to answer a question on card, Paul was asked what the future held for him and Tasha.
Paul then put a box in front of Tasha and Ella asked if it was an engagement ring.
He said: “No, no, wait, you guys are getting carried away.”
The box contained a key, to indicate that he was serious about moving to Manchester to live together.
Earlier this year Tasha revealed how her husband “saved her” after she hit rock bottom and “cut herself off from family”.
In a worrying post about her mental health, the reality star wrote: “The past week I’ve been in the worst place mentally and completely shut myself off from my friends, family, and social.”
The candid message went on: “Mental health is no joke and I seriously didn’t see myself beating it.
“All of now I’m not 100% however, about an hour ago, I received a text saying, ‘open your door’.
“Paul knew I wasn’t right and drove up to Leeds just to make sure I was alive.
“I can’t say how grateful for him and my friends and family.
“The moment I opened the door I burst into tears I had no idea he was coming and this is the first time I’ve smiled in days.”
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