A Third 'Married At First Sight' Couple Confirms They Are Over!

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It is decision day for the season 10 'MAFS' couples and we already know three couples are dunzo. It started with Taylor and Brandon, who barely walked down the aisle when news of their annulment came out. Then, a few weeks back, Michael and Meka filed for an annulment based on fraud so there goes two out of five couples down before the season was even over. We did see Mindy Shiben tell Zach Justice it was over during the season after he was not physically attracted to her, wouldn't move into their new home, and was found to be flirting with one of her close friends. She ultimately threw a divorce party but the duo were allegedly spotted out together a few months ago and it looked like they may try to fix their broken marriage in the decision day preview. No one wanted Mindy to take loser Zach back and today, it's been confirmed they will not be reuniting anytime soon as the duo has filed for divorce. In a statement to PEOPLE, Mindy had this to say:

"I shared such a unique experience with Zach and I'm grateful that he undertook the journey to be married at first sight with me. While I'm thankful that the experts gave us this opportunity, Zach and I have decided that getting a divorce is in our best interest. I wish nothing but the best and I'm looking forward to the next chapter in my life."

Zach says he feels a sense of "failure" with the word "divorce" but they are still friends after all is said and done. He was a total ass to her the whole time before she said she was over it and he barely even tried. This season has been an absolute bust and all we have left are Katie and Derek and Jessica and Austin. Katie does not deserve Derek because he is loving and caring while she is such a nitpicker and buzzkill. We thought Jessica and Austin had the most promise but she does not like how hard he works so we give up. It's a bust. Catch the season finale and the decisions at 8pm tonight only on Lifetime.

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