Married At First Sightseason 18’s reunion is going to be a difficult one for David Trimble if his answers remain consistent with what’s shown in a recent preview, where he fumbles through a conversation with Allen Slovick. David, who’s spent the majority ofMarried At First Sightseason 18with Michelle Tomblin, is finally going to answer for his relationship with Allen’sMAFSwife Madison Myers during the cast’s first major interaction in the year since the show was filmed. WhileDavid and Madison chose to go behind their spouses’ backs, theirMAFSspouses’ feelings were pushed to the side.
Sadly, Married At First Sight’s David Trimble has struggled to rationalize his decisions.
In a clip from the first episode of theMarried At First Sightseason 18 reunion, David and Allen are shown talking about what went down during the season, with Allen calling David out for his behavior.“In the long run…I look like a fool,”Allen shared, explaining that he was defending David’s character when people came to him asking about Madison’s connection to Michelle’s husband. Pointing out how hurtful David’s actions were,Allen looked to David for an explanation.“As a man, I shouldn’t have done that,”David explained.“And I’ll be 100 with you, I shot my shot.”
What David’s Poor Excuse For Behavior With Madison Means For Relationship
David’s Still Not Taking Accountability For His Actions
Although David’s behavior has been shown in pieces throughoutMarried At First Sightseason 18, the major part of his deception with Madison that hasn’t been tackled on the show revolves around Allen and Michelle. WhileDavid and Madison’s relationshipwas questioned by the experts and shown to an extent on screen,David and Allen’s conversation at the couple’s retreat was one of the only moments where David could’ve taken accountability. In contrast, Madison has refused to take any accountability, especially with Allen directly. David’s poor behavior during the reunion makes it clear not much has changed.
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David’s decision to bypass the accountabilityhe should be taking about his relationship with Madison is a confusing decision, but it makes sense for David as he’s been depicted on screen. While he’s chasing a relationship that will make him feel validated and happy, the fact that he’s refused to acknowledge that he hurt Allen in the process isn’t a shock. Though David likes to believe he’s a good guy on the outside,his behavior has contradicted him time and time again. Unfortunately, David’s poor excuses for his relationship won’t help Allen or Michelle move past the pair’s deceptive behavior.
Our Take On David Admitting He Shouldn’t Have “Shot His Shot”
David Doesn’t Seem To Understand He Made A Mistake
As David has navigated his life afterMarried At First Sight,which appears to include a relationship with Madison,he’s opened up a bit more about what he’s done and how he feels. ThoughDavid isn’t taking accountability for his actions, it’s clear that he does feel some sort of way about going behind Allen’s back and, to a degree, Michelle’s. David sharing with Allen that he “shot his shot” is a weak defense, but theMarried At First Sightcast member likely doesn’t have much more of an excuse for his actions. Sadly, David has struggled to rationalize his decisions.
Married At First Sightairs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on Lifetime.
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Based on the Danish version of the series, Married at First Sight is a reality show/social experiment that gives singles a chance to find a lifelong partnership with one particular caveat: they must agree to marry a stranger arranged the moment they meet. Experts provide counseling and guidance as they help couples navigate their new marriage with their unknown partner and highlight the journey of the newlyweds from wedding to honeymoon to beginning their new lives together. At the end of eight weeks, couples will decide to stay married or divorce.
