MAFS' George Roberts reshares cryptic fan post about Gemma Rose

MAFS UK’s George shares post saying he should’ve been paired with GEMMA as it emerges wife April is in therapy after learning his exes complained to police about his abusive behaviour

  • It comes as former Ms Great Britain, April revealed she has seen a therapist following ‘traumas’ on the show
  • It was revealed on Sunday that exes raised concerns about Married At First Sight star George to the police before he appeared on the show   
  • They said they were ‘love-bombed’ by the star before he became ‘coercive’ – claims which George denies and said he found ‘deeply upsetting’ 
  • A show source said that they were not aware of the allegations before he appeared on the E4 programme 

Married at First Sight UK star George Roberts has reshared a fans post claiming he should have been paired with Gemma Rose. 

The 40-year-old, married former Ms Great Britain, April Banbury, after they met at the altar for the first time – but April has now admitted she is in therapy after the ‘traumatic relationship. 

Since then it has also been revealed that George was allowed to take part in the E4 show despite three of his exes complaining to the police about his alleged abusive behaviour.

Drama: Married at First Sight UK star George Roberts has reshared a fans post claiming he should have been paired with Gemma Rose instead of April Banbury (pictured on the show)

Gemma, who was married to Matt Murray on the show, took part in a Q&A with her Instagram followers.

One fan penned: ‘George or PJ would have been better suited to you’

She responded: ‘A George and PJ sandwich,’ while tagging the boys.

George was quick to repost it with a crying laughing face emoji and a heart despite his wife April revealing she has been struggling since filming the programme. 

Speaking out: Gemma, who was married to Matt Murray on the show, took part in a Q&A with her Instagram followers, with one fan penning: ‘George or PJ would have been better suited to you’

April recently suggested the relationship was over between her and George and told her followers she was in therapy after appearing on the dating show.  

A Channel 4 spokesperson told MailOnline: ‘Contributor care and safety is our priority at all times throughout this production and we ensure robust contributor care and safety protocols are in place. 

‘Appropriate support is available to contributors before, during and after filming and broadcast, including access to our experts and an independent psychologist.’

Tense: George was quick to repost it with a crying laughing face emoji and a heart despite his wife April revealing she has been struggling since filming the programme

It recently came to light that George was able to marry a stranger on television despite three of his exes complaining to police about his alleged abusive behaviour.

Three women who had relationships with George have recently said that they were horrified by his inclusion in the show.

Each of them said that they had independently made a complaint to the police about George, claiming to have been ‘love-bombed’ before the relationship became ‘coercive’. 

All three said that they raised concerns with Channel 4 after seeing Mr Roberts in  trailers for the show.

They said that they flagged his ‘abusive, ‘obsessive’ and ‘manipulative’ behaviour towards women.

Couple: The 40-year-old married former Ms Great Britain, April Banbury, after they met at the altar for the first time

A show source said that they were not aware of allegations against Mr Roberts before he married Ms Banbury on the television show. 

It is not clear whether filming for the show, including their wedding, had concluded when the women raised the issue with Channel 4. 

‘I’m so shocked to see he has been given a platform on a TV show. I messaged Married at First Sight. I said I reported him to the police,’ one of his ex-girlfriends told The Sun.

‘They asked for additional information which I gave and I never heard anything further.’

A second ex-partner said that they reached out to All4, E4 and Married At First Sight directly, stating that Mr Roberts ‘was a known emotional and mental abuser’.

Behaviour: It recently came to light that George was able to marry a stranger on television despite three of his exes complaining to police about his alleged abusive behaviour

A third ex said that they were told it would be looked into, after sending the Channel 4 team ‘everything’ they had regarding Mr Roberts’ alleged abuse.  

All three women described being ‘love-bombed’ by Mr Roberts, an action that sees people showered in affection before the relationship became ‘coercive and controlling’.

Mr Roberts, a divorced father-of-four, married Ms Banbury on the show before honeymooning in the Caribbean.

At the weekend, Ms Banbury suggested that the relationship was over, describing ‘traumas’ from the experience on Instagram.

‘The traumas that have been brought on from this show have made me re-evaluate things,’ she wrote.

‘I really have and I’m not ashamed to admit, I have been seeing a therapist ever since.’ 

She told The Sun that her head was ‘spinning’ after hearing about the allegations. 

Channel 4 told MailOnline: ‘We work incredibly closely with our production partners to ensure all Married at First Sight UK contributors are subject to rigorous background and psychological checks, including the most detailed police checks a production is able to undertake. 

‘Any allegations of this nature are taken extremely seriously by Channel 4.’ 

A spokesperson for Mr Roberts told The Sun that the television star denies the allegations and finds them ‘deeply upsetting’, adding: ‘[He] does not condone abuse nor behaves in that way.

‘These allegations were never brought to his attention, investigated or taken further by the police for good reason as they are simply not true,’ they added.

Bad: All three said that they raised concerns with Channel 4 after seeing George in trailers for the show and revealed they flagged his ‘abusive, ‘obsessive’ and ‘manipulative’ behaviour towards women

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