Married at First Sight season 4 episode 4 spoilers: Expert weighs in on new couples' relationships

After meeting each other for the first time, the three newlyweds will finally try to get to know more about each other in the next episode of "Marriage at First Sight" season 4.

In the episode titled "Just Married," the three new couples will seek advice from a relationship expert before they embark on honeymoons.

The synopsis for the episode reads:

"The couples get advice from a relationship expert before they go off on their honeymoons. Also: Sonia and Nick address their insecurities; Heather and Derek learn about each other's habits; and Tom tries to keep a secret from Lillian."

According to reports, Tom Wilson and Lilian Vilchez appears to be the only couple willing to bring their relationship to the next level and make their marriage work even if they just met each other. But in the upcoming episode, viewers of the show will soon discover that the two will go through a big problem, especially since Tom is reportedly keeping a secret from his new wife.

Meanwhile, Nick Pendergrast and Sonia Granados will reportedly allot some time to have an intense talk together and ask for an expert's help to deal with their insecurities. Could this help them realize that they are actually perfect together and decide to stay married until after the current season of the televised social experiment?

Derek Schwartz and Heather Seidel, on the other hand, will also be seen working on their marriage in the upcoming episode. Reports say that Derek believes that his marriage with Heather should be just like his parents', as he looks to them for inspiration. Could the two manage to live together as a married couple for a long time?

The fourth episode of "Married at First Sight" season 4 airs on FYI on Tuesday, Aug. 9.

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