Joshua, who also makes the MAFS Funny podcast, shared videos from what appeared to be a MAFS wedding set and joked that he was crashing a 2027 ceremony.

What The Wedding Crash Footage Appeared To Show

The videos reportedly showed a wedding being filmed on or near a pier, with crew members working around the area and a bride filming her entrance more than once.

Joshua also joked that he watched the bride's slow walk onto the set several times, which sounds exactly like the kind of reality TV moment that takes much longer to film than it does to watch.

At one point, he appeared to be moved along by production staff, which is not exactly shocking given MAFS is one of Nine's most tightly watched reality launches every year.

He also joked with the bride about whether she knew her new groom had once been on The Bachelorette, although that appeared to be a wind-up rather than a confirmed detail about the cast.

Where To Watch The Original Clips

Joshua's TikToks are still available on his account, including the bride arrival clip, the pier and binoculars clip, and the longer on-set wedding crash clip.

For now, the clip should be treated as behind-the-scenes gossip only. Nine has not confirmed the 2027 cast, the couples, or any wedding outcomes.

Married At First Sight Australia is expected to return to Nine and 9Now in 2027.