'Married at First Sight' season 3 spoilers: One couple consummates marriage during honeymoon

Tres Russell and Vanessa Nelson may end up winning the third season of FYI's reality series "Married at First Sight," because as early as the fifth episode, they have proven their compatibility against the two other pairs.

According to Zap2it, compared to the Ashley Doherty–David Norton and Sam Role–Neil Bowlus couples, Russell and Nelson demonstrates that they can get over the difficulty of being saddled with a spouse they just met. The spark that the pair has enjoyed from day one has developed into a full-blast bonfire on their wedding night. The website reveals that viewers will learn in the next episode that Russell and Nelson have consummated their marriage, if their giggly interview at the end of their honeymoon is any indication.

Russell and Nelson also showed that they could compromise, when Nelson agreed that they could find a house in the greater Atlanta area. She felt that her new husband's situation merited her decision, as he would be commuting long if they live in her neighborhood. In contrast, her job as an event planner was much more flexible, as she could work virtually anywhere.

Meanwhile, Role and Bowlus are still on the getting-to-know stage, but among the other pairs, they are the ones more vocal about finances. According to the International Business Times, they were okay with going home separately after the wedding. When Role saw that her new husband could afford splurging more for their new house, she suggested that they go 60–40 with their contribution. Bowlus agreed, and they eventually found the perfect home for them.

What concerns Role, however, is that Bowlus could be showing a different persona off camera. Their first night at their house will reportedly be the deciding factor for her suspicions, but she fell asleep while unpacking. Next week, viewers will finally learn if Role's qualms will prove to be true.

"Married at First Sight" season 3 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. EST on FYI.

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