Ollie and Tahnee: The heartwarming moment you didn’t see on MAFS

Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton were the strongest couple on MAFS this year.

And after committing to one another at their final vows, the lovebirds have revealed the sweet moment that happened after the cameras stopped rolling.

Ollie, 26, told 9Entertainment the pair said ‘I love you’ to each other that night.

‘We did the double whammy! We were in bed together and I think I said, “Do you love me?” and she said, “Yeah I do,”‘ he revealed. 

‘I said, “Well, I love you, too,” and she said “I love you.” Then, I ran around the house. I was giddy!’

After committing to one another at their final vows, MAFS lovebirds Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton have revealed the sweet moment that happened after the cameras stopped rolling 

Tahnee, 27, added: ‘I think throughout the whole experiment there were moments that we kind of felt it. It was like, “This is crazy. We’re in this crazy environment… is this real?”

‘It was really nice to have those final vows [to] reflect on our final journey and actually be like, “Yeah. We do feel this way about each other.”‘

It comes just a day after the couple revealed the toughest thing about their post-MAFS relationship is the ‘weird pedestal’ viewers have put them on.

Ollie, 26, told 9Entertainment the pair said ‘I love you’ to each other in bed that night 

PR manager Tahnee told Yahoo Lifestyle on Tuesday she feels ‘a lot of pressure’ from the public to maintain a successful relationship with her boyfriend.

She said that while it’s ‘nice people feel that way about us’, the two have decided they don’t ‘want to live up to this high expectation’.

‘It’s a lot of pressure from people putting us up on a weird pedestal because they see us on TV and they’re like, “Oh, my God, they’re so cute, I want them to work out!”‘ she said.

‘Seeing that we’re like, we don’t want to live up to this high expectation of people. But it’s nice that people feel that way about us.’

Married At First Sight continues Sunday at 7pm on Channel Nine and 9Now. 

Tahnee added, ‘I think throughout the whole experiment there were moments that we kind of felt it [being in love]. It was like, “This is crazy. We’re in this crazy environment… is this real?”