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This year’s MAFS UK - the show which sees total strangers, matched by dating experts and walk down the aisle together - may be drawing to a close, but it’s been one of the most explosive series’ to date.

From rumours of husband-swapping to heated arguments at the dinner table as well as hilarious moments, it’s been full of colourful characters.

Amid those rollercoaster journeys, one couple in particular has seemed to remain relatively solid throughout - bubbly, confident Lacey Martin, from Hertfordshire and her quietly-spoken husband Nathan Campbell, from Somerset.

Here, office manager Lacy, 27, opens up about her experience on the show - and speaks exclusively to OK! about her battle with endometriosis, as well as the beautiful promise her twin sister Paige has made to her about children in the future… Lacey, you’ve been amazing on MAFS UK!

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