Married At First Sight 'producer' spills secrets on reality series and reveals how they pick contestants

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A mystery source who is claiming to be a former producer for Married at First Sight has leaked some of the juiciest 'gossip' and most explosive claims of what goes on behind closed doors of the smash hit reality show.

The self-proclaimed former Channel 4 worker said producers are told to “magnify and amplify” any drama for the cameras and to encourage contestants to save the drama for the dinner parties.It certainly would explain why the dinner parties are always explosive in many ways, from cheating scandals being aired to this year's infamous 'butt dial' being the talk of the table in the tenth Australian series that has just ended.According to reports in the Tab, which first stumbled across the information on a lowkey Reddit forum, the anonymous person also weighed in with their opinion on the worst scenes to film, which involve the families of the reality stars.Here's a closer look at what the anonymous MAFS producer said on Reddit and a rundown of all the juicy claims and so-called 'production' secrets.When pressed by fans if the scenes on the popular reality show are "fabricated" to encourage more drama, the apparent ex-producer claimed the production team often pad out storylines to fit an agenda.They anonymous source explained: “I wouldn’t say entirely fabricated but it’s the job of post-production to take a storyline or scene that was maybe a six or seven out of 10 and make it an 11 or 10. ‘Magnify and amplify’ is a phrase that gets used in reality TV.”The source also added that producers actively encourage those appearing on the show to hold off in venting any frustrations in a group setting at the dinner parties each week, adding: “A big example is the dinner party, you want all the big drama to happen after