MARRIED At First Sight has cast a super-glam blonde business consultant for its new series.
Leah Tyrer is set to be one of the brides for the upcoming show, which was shot earlier this year and will air in the autumn.
A source told The Sun: "Leah is sure to be one of the most talked about brides this year.
"She's a fun party girl and regularly shows off her toned body in bikini snaps from her luxury holidays on social media.
"She's also pals with several ITV soap stars. Former Emmerdale star Charley Webb regularly comments on her snaps and has branded her 'prettiest' on one picture.
"She also counts former Corrie stars Helen Flanagan and Kimberly Hart-Simpson amongst her followers, so she's already well-connected before she's even made her TV debut."
The bride-to-be, who turned 30 this year, is based in Edinburgh.
Along with Leah, another fellow bride has been revealed as a stunning dental practice manager.
Brunette Leisha Lightbody was the first to sign up for the E4 series.
Leisha juggles her job as a dental practice manager with marketing and social media roles.
She can often be seen showcasing her lavish getaways and glam lifestyle on Instagram and TikTok.
The raven-haired beauty will soon be switching vacations for vows during Married At First Sight filming, which will see her say I Do to a complete stranger.
The hit E4 show has revealed when the new series will start filming, as well as how you can apply to be on the next show.
Though no official start date for the 2025 season has been revealed, MAFS UK will likely hit our screens in the coming months.
It is estimated that it will make a welcome comeback in the middle of September.
Elsewhere, a former MAFS UK star has given birth to her first child and revealed its adorable name and a sweet snap.
Dental hygienist Jess Potter, 33, who shot to fame on the E4 show in 2022, shared the happy news with her fans on Wednesday.
She has given birth to her first child with fiance TJ O'Reilly.
The reality star previously shared her pregnancy journey with fans having had three failed stages of IVF and four heartbreaking losses.
To apply for MAFS UK 2026, click here.
The Sun has contacted a rep for C4 for comment.
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