Tim ‘stormed out’ of MAFS Australia commitment ceremony in shocking unaired scenes

During last night’s commitment ceremony, Tim and Katie decided to leave MAFS Australia 2025. After everything that’s happened, it’s probably for the best.

The pair have had a tough journey. Right from the beginning, Tim was having none of it. He dismissed his new bride Katie at their wedding day, said there was “no spark” and hardly even looked at her during their honeymoon. Tim was then accused of gaslighting her, and he didn’t bother moving into their shared apartment. He decided to show his face at the chat with the experts, just to take no accountability and leave.

However, it seems as though there was a big part of the MAFS commitment ceremony with Tim that was cut. Tim apparently “stormed out” of the room in a shocking moment that didn’t make it to the final episode.

via E4

“You probably won’t see him again after that. He literally ran off and disappeared after the break,” a source said. It appears it came after expert John Aiken raised another unseen moment with him.

According to the insider, at a previous dinner party, Tim had been telling everyone “Katie was just there for clout”. Katie hadn’t known this was happening until groom Paul told her. After this, she got upset and left the room. Then, at the commitment ceremony, MAFS expert John brought this up with Tim.

Tim “had no response” and then he “just slumped back into his seat – it was a complete mic-drop moment.” There was also another moment in the ceremony where Jamie gave Tim a “grilling”. She’s since said she believes the brutal conversations were cut to soften the blow for Tim.

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