Married at First Sight Star's Shocking Disappearance and Jail Time

In recent headlines, RAF serviceman Alex Henry has certainly stirred up some buzz, but perhaps not in the way he had hoped. This 28-year-old chose to leave his post at an electronic warfare base **without authorization** to pursue love and fame on Channel 4's popular dating show, Married at First Sight. However, upon his return, he found himself behind bars, serving a sentence of 34 days in a military prison, though he managed to demonstrate good behavior by serving only 24 days as a model inmate.

According to Henry's representative, he voluntarily returned after the show's filming wrapped up and reported himself to military authorities. This situation took a more serious turn when The Sun reported earlier this month that Henry faced accusations of abusive behavior following the airing of his promotional video, wherein one woman labeled him a “dangerous individual.” Inquiries directed towards the RAF had gone unanswered, leaving many questions hanging in the air.

This isn’t the first time the current season of MAFS UK has encountered drama before even premiering. Reports suggest contestants are already in hot water due to questionable behaviors, making fans curious about what else is in store as the series prepares to launch later this month.

After three successful seasons and even garnering two BAFTA nominations along with a baby (yes, a baby!), the series is gearing up for its fourth round filled with the same intoxicating mix of love, romance, and, of course, plenty of drama. The premise remains intriguing: singles agree to marry strangers, taking the plunge without knowing who will stand beside them at the altar.

However, Alex Henry has drawn scrutiny following his appearance in promotional material for the new season. The broadcaster shared a promotional reel for the upcoming series, prompting critical commentary on social media. Users have rallied together, with one in particular denouncing him as a “dangerous individual.” Supporting this sentiment, a group of concerned women has initiated a petition directed at Channel 4, urging the network to reconsider airing any footage featuring the Birmingham personal trainer.

This group has