Channel Seven’s reality dating show Bride & Prejudice is back for another drama-fuelled season.
In its second season, Bride & Prejudice: The Forbidden Weddings will focus on six new Australian couples whose families will do just about anything to stop them from getting married.
From big age gaps to religious differences, these couples are fighting to get married – despite what their parents think.
And just like last year, this season is already full of gobsmacking moments from all six couples.
Watch the trailer for the new season of Bride and Prejudice.
Jess and Seyat
Jess, 21, and Seyat, 19, met while clubbing a year ago, but Seyat’s parents think they’re too young to get married.
According to Jess, Seyat’s mother, Fatima, has called her “sooky, dirty and disgusting”. Eek.
“It brings up a lot of anxiety,” Jess said.
“I think Seyat is too young to be in a relationship. It will hold him back. I tell him, ‘Seyat, you are too young. You’re too young,” Fatima told the cameras.
Top Comments
I tend to agree with Seyat's mother that he is not ready for marriage, because he is not man enough to defend Jess. However, Seyat's parents are wrong to treat Jess the way they do, maybe that's acceptable in Macedonia, not here in Australia.
I think you need to make up your mind on the poor kid's name.
On a serious note, I never understood why people, especially that young, rush to get married. Go on dates, watch Netflix, travel together. Enjoy learning about life before giving yourself to the marriage institution 🤷