Channel 4 viewers are still in shock for the extremely explosive episode of Married At First Sight UK last night.
Now, there was a lot of controversy surrounding Polly's 'rude' behaviour but it seems there's just as much backlash over Eve with viewers left so 'uncomfortable' they're now calling for her to be removed from the TV show altogether.
Eve and her wife Charlie have already been branded the 'most incompatible couple' in show’s entire history but it was last night's episode which took things to another level.
Fellow contestant, Polly, described Charlie as 'mean' and a 'little bit of a bully' following comments that Eve had made about her, which led to a pretty explosive argument and Charlie leaving the room.
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The bride was reduced to tears following the ordeal while Eve explained: "I told them things have happened," referring to the honeymoon.
"And that makes me a bully?" asked Charlie as Eve replied: "I felt bullied."
Charlie continued: "I wish you'd spoken to me about that, Eve.
"You didn't tell me that you thought I was a bully. You haven't even given me a chance to even build a relationship with them."
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Crying at this point, Charlie pleaded: "I can't do this. I can't do this anymore."
After watching the episode, MAFS UK fans rushed to social media to call Eve out following claims she's not committed to the process due to her behaviour towards Charlie.
Obviously, considering the fact the series isn't filmed in real time, Eve can't actually be removed per se - but that's not stopped viewers from voicing their frustrations at everything that's since unfolded.
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Many Channel 4 viewers have since rushed to social media to share their outrage with one X user writing: "Unpopular opinion but. Eve shouldn’t be in the process."
"They absolutely 1000% need to remove Eve from this programme," urged a second.
A third declared: "Thanking a random person for calling your wife a bully is f*****g repulsive behaviour.
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"Eve needs therapy, not a wife. Nor TV fame. Nor any mates to back her up. Disgusting human being."
"Please god get Eve and Charlie out of this process it’s so uncomfortable to watch," begged another while a final X user echoed: "EVE LEAVE THIS PROGRAMME AND GO TO THERAPY."
Married at First Sight UK airs every Monday to Thursday at 9pm on E4.
Topics: Married At First Sight, Married at First Sight UK, TV And Film, Sex and Relationships, Channel 4, Reality TV
Rhiannon Ingle