MAFS: Mel Schilling returns to Australia ahead of filming the 2022 season

Married At First Sight expert Mel Schilling looks thrilled to be back in Australia as she leaves hotel quarantine ahead of filming the new season


She relocated to the UK with her family earlier this year to serve as an expert on the British version of Married At First Sight.

But Mel Schilling looked thrilled to be back in Australia on Monday as she was spotted leaving a Sydney hotel after completing 14 days of mandatory quarantine.

The 49-year-old relationship guru was seen carrying her luggage off a trolley and placing it into a waiting car.

No rest for the wicked! Married At First Sight relationship expert Mel Schilling was spotted leaving a Sydney hotel on Monday after completing 14 days of mandatory quarantine

Mel dressed casually in a printed T-shirt and skintight black leggings.

She showed off her natural complexion by going makeup free, and took safety precautions by wearing an animal-print face mask.

She completed her look with a vintage leather bomber jacket and white sneakers.

Heavy lifting: The 49-year-old carried her luggage off a trolley and placed it into a waiting car

Heavy lifting: The 49-year-old carried her luggage off a trolley and placed it into a waiting car

Homecoming: Mel is back in Australia to film season nine of Nine's social experiment. She had previously relocated to the UK with her family to film the British version of the show

Homecoming: Mel is back in Australia to film season nine of Nine’s social experiment. She had previously relocated to the UK with her family to film the British version of the show

She flashed the peace sign to a photographer before climbing into her vehicle.

Shortly after leaving hotel quarantine, Mel told fans she’d received her Covid vaccine and was ready to begin filming MAFS in the next few weeks.

The sighting comes just days after Daily Mail Australia revealed that Puerto Rican sexologist Alessandra Rampolla would also be returning for the 2022 series.

Effortlessly chic: Mel dressed casually in a printed T-shirt and skintight black leggings

Low-key: She opted to go makeup free for the outing and took safety precautions by wearing an animal print mask

Effortlessly chic: Mel dressed casually in a printed T-shirt and skintight black leggings

Happy: She flashed the peace sign to a photographer before climbing into her vehicle

Happy: She flashed the peace sign to a photographer before climbing into her vehicle

Safety first! Shortly after leaving hotel quarantine, Mel told fans she'd received her Covid vaccine and was ready to begin filming MAFS in the next few weeks

Safety first! Shortly after leaving hotel quarantine, Mel told fans she’d received her Covid vaccine and was ready to begin filming MAFS in the next few weeks

Alessandra arrived Australia last month and has already completed hotel quarantine.

Meanwhile, MAFS producers are breathing a sigh of relief after the Covid lockdown had them scrambling to find alternate locations to film the weddings. 

The NSW government recently announced that weddings can go ahead, albeit with a maximum of only five guests.

Casting for MAFS’ ninth season is under way in Sydney, but production has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The show is typically filmed from late August to December, but the 2022 season will most likely begin filming later this month and conclude in March.

Company: The sighting comes just days after Daily Mail Australia revealed that Puerto Rican sexologist Alessandra Rampolla would also be returning for the 2022 series

Company: The sighting comes just days after Daily Mail Australia revealed that Puerto Rican sexologist Alessandra Rampolla would also be returning for the 2022 series

Highly anticipated: Casting for MAFS' ninth season is under way in Sydney, but production has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Right: fellow MAFS expert John Aiken

Highly anticipated: Casting for MAFS’ ninth season is under way in Sydney, but production has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Right: fellow MAFS expert John Aiken



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