Married at First Sight’s Clare Accuses Brennan of Pursuing Her Friend Before Divorce (Exclusive)
In a shocking revelation, 'Married at First Sight' cast member Clare Kerr calls out fellow participant Brennan Shoykhet for allegedly attempting to pursue her friend while still married to Emily Balch. Dive into the drama behind the scenes of this reality TV show.
The Married at First Sight season 17 reunion remains filled with tension as Clare Kerr directs her frustration towards ex-husband Cameron Frazer and Brennan Shoykhet’s double date intentions.
In We’s special preview of the tell-all episode airing on Wednesday, April 17, 27-year-old Clare discloses details about Cameron and Brennan’s plans for dating after the show.
Cameron, who is 33 years old, shared that he and Brennan visited Union Station about a week or two ago. Before he could finish explaining, Brennan's ex-wife, Emily Balch, interrupted him in tears.
Cameron asked if he should continue speaking, considering Emily's emotional state. Clare, equally upset, encouraged him to keep talking and to continue sharing his story, even if it meant telling lies.
Clare accuses Brennan, 28, of lying about everything. She confronts him about wanting to be intimate with her best friend and how he told Cameron, who then lied about it. Clare questions Cameron directly, asking if the accusations are true or not.
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She continued, “I don’t expect you to tell the truth at this point. I don’t.”
Cameron was puzzled by Clare's accusations. Clare then explained that Brennan was allegedly involved with other people romantically.
In response, Brennan questioned the inconsistency in Clare's statement. He denied the allegations, stating that he never engaged in such behavior. Brennan clarified that he never expressed any desire to be involved with anyone else. He expressed confusion over Clare's claims.
Clare emphasized that Brennan was married before Emily joined the conversation. Emily shared that her ex had expressed a desire to be intimate with her best friend and had discussed it with their costars, Cameron and Austin Reed.
Brennan pointed out to his ex that she had previously acknowledged that the rumor was false.
Brennan and Emily were paired together on season 17 of Married at First Sight, which took place in Denver. Emily felt an instant connection with her stranger husband, sharing that he matched her physical preferences on their wedding day. However, Brennan was not as sure about their match and hesitated to move in together with Emily to a shared apartment.
During the season, Clare, who was going through a separation from Cameron, mentioned hearing about a possible double date involving the two men. Clare hinted that the date could happen soon during a conversation with others. Cameron and Brennan later confirmed at a group event that they were considering making plans for a double date once their divorces were finalized.
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At the season 17 reunion on April 10, Emily brought up how Brennan was seen as "controlling" in their marriage and said he often said "hurtful things." Brennan admitted to his behavior and apologized, admitting that he didn't communicate effectively during their relationship.
The Married at First Sight season 17 reunion continues on Lifetime Wednesday, April 10, at 8 p.m. ET.
Editor's P/S:
The Married at First Sight season 17 reunion took a dramatic turn as tensions flared between Clare Kerr, Cameron Frazer, and Brennan Shoykhet. Clare accused Brennan of lying about his intentions for a double date with Cameron and even alleged that he had expressed interest in other women. Brennan vehemently denied the accusations, leading to a heated exchange with Clare. Emily Balch, Brennan's ex-wife, also became emotional during the confrontation, accusing her former husband of discussing their personal relationship with Cameron and Austin Reed.
The allegations and denials highlight the complexities and challenges that come with reality television. Participants are thrust into an unfamiliar environment and often forced to navigate intense relationships with people they barely know. The resulting drama and conflict can provide entertainment for viewers, but it also raises questions about the ethics of exploiting personal relationships for ratings. Ultimately, it's up to the individuals involved to decide what they are willing to expose to the public and how to handle the consequences that follow.
