The Married at First Sight cast are now more than half way through the experiment, and lots of decisions are being made!

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One of those is whether to stay together, and it looks like Peggy could be about to end hers and Georges's relationship.

In a clip for Monday night's episode, Peggy makes the decision to "leave" at the commitment ceremony.

"It's really hard to say this. The girls are telling me one thing and I'm defending you because I feel like I know the real Georges, but then do I know the real Georges, because he's acting different in front of other people?" she explains before making the decision.

Married at First Sight fans will know that Georges will have to choose to do the same or come to an agreement with Peggy for their journey to officially end.

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Therefore, viewers will have to wait for the commitment ceremony to air to find out if Peggy and Georges exited the experiment.

In the meantime, read on for everything we know so far about Married at First Sight's Peggy and Georges.

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Peggy

Peggy from Married at First Sight UK 2023 smiling in a white dress
Peggy from Married at First Sight UK. Channel 4

Age: 32

Job: Technology risk partner

Location: Kent

Peggy is a 32-year-old technology risk partner from Kent.

Over the years, she has picked up the nickname "Picky Peggy" because of how she is with men, but is now trusting the experts to help her find that special someone, who will be her lover and best friend at the same time.

Georges

Georges from Married at First Sight UK 2023 wearing a suit
Georges from Married at First Sight UK. Channel 4

Age: 30

Job: Sports rehabilitator

Location: Surrey
Sports rehabilitator Georges describes himself as "weird and wonderful" as he's outspoken and unafraid of ruffling feathers.

He's been single for the past four years and is after a like-minded partner who he can live a life of luxury with.

Are Married at First Sight's Peggy and Georges still together?

While the show was filmed months ago, it's not been confirmed whether Peggy and Georges stayed together after the wedding.

Technology risk partner Peggy, 32, and sports rehabilitator Georges, 30, were originally matched by the Married at First Sight experts Paul C Brunson, Charlene Douglas and Mel Schilling.

The pair seemed to get on well during their wedding day. However, things took a turn on their honeymoon, as Georges's online gaming career was revealed, and Peggy hasn't really been able to move on from it.

During their trip to Thailand, Georges revealed that he has an online gaming career on Twitch, which sees him filming varied content - from squatting for 'baguettes' to electrocuting his nipples with a flyswatter.

The revelation came after she'd asked Georges if he'd be OK with her filming adult content online. Georges said he didn't mind as long as these things made Peggy happy, and it caused a fallout between them, as Peggy couldn't see why that wouldn't bother him.

During in-laws week, Peggy's sister Holly questioned Georges about his gaming "squatting".

Speaking of his online gaming account, Holly said: "It was my cousin that brought it up to me and showed me. Automatically, it's got my back up from what she said, and I couldn't even look at it. You wouldn't like it if she was in her very small knickers, bikini bottoms, squatting..."

During their time in the experiment, some of the other brides have expressed their dislike towards Georges, and have admitted that they don't see a future for them - something that has got Peggy annoyed.

We'll update you right here as soon as we know more about Peggy and Georges.

Married at First Sight UK 2023 is on E4 Monday to Thursday at 9pm. Past seasons are also available to stream on Channel 4.

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