Exclusive: Inside the Secret Pact of Married at First Sight's Season 13 Brides

It has been almost three years since Rachel Gordillo experienced a divorce on the show Married at First Sight. Now, she is ready to share details about her relationship with the other participants from season 13.

During the bachelorette parties, Rachel, 36, reveals that they all exchanged phone numbers and created a group chat. Despite being on a reality TV show, they felt awkward discussing intimate topics like sex on camera. Rachel mentions that three of them worked in education and made a pact to avoid talking about such personal matters.

Rachel was part of the season 13 brides in Houston, Texas in 2021, appearing alongside Bao Huong Hoang, Michaela Clark, Brett Layton, and Myrla Feria. Unfortunately, none of the season 13 marriages ended up working out.

Rachel shared that there was a mole in their group text who informed the producer about a pact they had made. On the wedding day, they were confronted about this.

She continues, “And I’m like [texting the group chat], ‘Who spilled the beans or whatever?’ But, I don’t know [who did]. I really don’t know.”

Married at First Sight Rachel Gordillo Reveals Season 13 Brides Made Pact Not to Discuss Sex

Rachel is set to appear as one of the panelists on Wednesday's "Former Cast Tell All" special. Joining her will be Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner from season 1, Bennett Kirschner from season 11, Paige Banks from season 12, and Airris Williams from season 16.

The best reality dating franchise is determined by the most memorable and controversial alumni from Married at First Sight (MAFS). These alumni will return to share behind-the-scenes gossip and inside information from their seasons, as stated in an official logline for the episode.

Rachel will be appearing solo after divorcing her season 13 spouse José San Miguel Jr. in December 2021.

"After much consideration, we have come to the decision to part ways. It was not an easy choice, but after trying to make our marriage work, we believe that this is the best decision for our future," Rachel and José, who are now 38, shared in a statement with Us. "Our experience on MAFS taught us a great deal about ourselves and what we want in a partner. We are grateful for the support we have received over the past eight months."

Married at First Sight Rachel Gordillo Reveals Season 13 Brides Made Pact Not to Discuss Sex

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Just before the explosive season 17 cast reunion, the "Former Cast Tell All" episode will be shown. This is where the Denver participants will talk about their experiences. None of the five couples who got married during the Colorado season decided to stay married by Decision Day.

Catch Married at First Sight on Lifetime every Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

Editor's P/S:

Rachel Gordillo's revelations about her relationships with fellow participants from "Married at First Sight" season 13 provide a rare glimpse into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the show. It's intriguing to learn that despite being on a reality TV program, the participants felt uncomfortable discussing intimate topics on camera. The presence of a mole within their group chat, who informed the producers about their pact, adds another layer of intrigue to the story. Rachel's honesty in admitting her lack of knowledge about who revealed the information is refreshing, as it shows that not everything is scripted on the show.

Rachel's upcoming appearance on the "Former Cast Tell All" special promises to shed further light on the experiences of the season 13 participants. The fact that none of the marriages from that season worked out raises questions about the process and compatibility of the couples. Rachel's solo appearance following her divorce from José San Miguel Jr. is a testament to her journey of self-discovery and her willingness to share her experiences with the public. It will be interesting to hear her perspectives on the show and the aftermath of her marriage.