Reports say the next series of Channel 4’s dating reality show “Married at First Sight UK” has been axed ahead of its planned September return. The show’s eleventh season was scheduled to air after filming wrapped “last month,” but multiple reports indicate the episodes will not be broadcast. The reports link the change to allegations circulating about misconduct by some participants, including claims that brides were raped by their on-screen husbands. The Daily Mail reports that the decision comes amid public controversy around these allegations, which have raised questions about how the programme handles participant safety and vetting. The sources provided do not include official confirmation from the broadcaster or production company, nor do they outline the status of any investigations or legal proceedings. As of now, it is reported that the planned release of the completed episodes is being stopped, but details on the reasons beyond the allegations are limited in the available coverage.