Married at First Sight: Sonia's Dad Asks Nick Tough Questions (Season 4, Episode 12) | Lifetime

Nick is anxious about spending time with Sonia's father in this scene from Season 4, Episode 12, "In-Laws." #MarriedAtFirstSight
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Married at First Sight is an extreme social experiment following six brave souls who are yearning for a life-long partnership as they agree to a provocative proposal: getting legally married the moment they first meet.

[saramuthi]

I love this show but the dramatic music they play over the most mundane moments is ridiculous xD

[stefaniebentley]

Oh well, he expects to be famous, that's' number one!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[bidah]

It's obvious that Sonia hasn't opened up to her father regarding the cruel words Nick has expressed two weeks ago .Her father is way too chill with Nick.

In the other hand, I can't believe that from the thousands of candidate Nick was Sonia's best match.Derek would have been a better match for he has one dog, smokes, works and takes his marital commitments seriously .

Furthermore, Derek communication skills requires improvements but he's able to open his mouth to express himself verbally.In fact he has a bigger range of emotions compare to Nick who should get a neurological evaluation to validate if he is or not an individual with a autistic spectrum syndrome!

[LeMarais]

That's so stupid that Sonia allowed her father to come over and start bullying Nick about things. It's almost mafia-like. This is Sonia and Nick's issues. They'll have to work things out for themselves for the rest of their lives if they somehow remain together. It's also stupid that Sonia at this point may not have moved back in. I wouldn't blame Nick if he stood up and called it quits because the situation isn't fair to him (her father coming over to pressure or guilt him). Most parents would probably love to get involved but most parents know it wouldn't be appropriate to do so- let the couple work it out for themselves. Now I've really lost respect for her. She's a child :(. She seemed giddy around her father in this situation and it's strange behavior. Nick is not a naturally expressive type of person (there's no bullying him to change this particular aspect of himself); either stay and work things out like adults or leave.