Channel 4 boss apologises after Married at First Sight sexual misconduct allegations
Channel 4's chief executive Priya Dogra has expressed deep regret over allegations of sexual misconduct involving participants on Married At First Sight. An external review has been commissioned to ensure the safety of participants, as MPs demand accountability from the broadcaster and the media regulator. The Metropolitan Police are also appealing for anyone with allegations to come forward as they investigate the claims made by former contestants.
- ▪Priya Dogra apologized for the distress caused to female participants alleging sexual misconduct.
- ▪An external review has been commissioned to ensure participant safety on the show.
- ▪The Metropolitan Police are investigating the allegations and have urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Priya Dogra has commissioned an external review to ensure the show is safe for those taking part. Photograph: Royal Television Society/YoutubeView image in fullscreenPriya Dogra has commissioned an external review to ensure the show is safe for those taking part. Photograph: Royal Television Society/YoutubeChannel 4Channel 4 boss apologises after Married At First Sight sexual misconduct allegationsPriya Dogra says she believes channel acted appropriately, but that she is ‘deeply sorry’ for distress of participantsMichael Savage Media editorWed 20 May 2026 08.50 EDTLast modified on Wed 20 May 2026 09.09 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleChannel 4’s chief executive has stood by the broadcaster’s treatment of concerns raised by contestants on Married At First Sight, as she said she was…
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