MAFS star Arthur returns to his normal job two days after series finale
Married At First Sight groom Arthur Poremba has returned to his normal job just days after the series wrapped.
The E4 star, 34, left the matchmaking experiment single after his bride Laura Vaughan, also 34, ended their relationship in their final vow renewal ceremony.
Arthur admitted Laura’s decision left him feeling “like crap” – and it’s clear he’s eager to get back to real life.
His role as a tennis coach was well documented on Married At First Sight, with him showing Ella some shots during partner swap week.
He even took Laura on the court during the Homestays part of the process after admitting how much the sport meant to him when he moved to the UK.
The Poland-born sports star moved to the UK when he was 16 and, speaking little English, tennis proved a way to make friends.
He is now back at the net and took to his Instagram page to re-post a message from a client.
It read: “Marley playing tennis with Arthur from MAFS he is the most amazing person!
“Teaching children with autism is a gift.
“You have to be patient, kind, encouraging and caring and have a big heart … keep being you.”
Arthur recently broke his silence on Laura‘s vow renewal snub after skipping the final reunion event.
Writing on Instagram, Arthur said: “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.
“Thank you for what’s probably going to be one of the best experiences of my humble life.
“This journey has taught me a few things. I’ve learnt that it’s ok not to be ok, you don’t always have to pretend that you’re the strongest person alive, it’s ok to be vulnerable at times and show your feelings and emotions when needed.”
He added: “Thank all the crew and cast members but most importantly Laura for putting up with me behind closed doors -I’ve said and done so many things that didn’t even make the edit!”
Arthur was left visibly upset during the vow renewal after he expressed a desire to stay with Laura.
However she did not feel the same and told him: “I know we’ve grown as individuals in this process, but the more I grow as a person the more I grow apart from you.
“I’ve always been a fixer, but I’ve realised this relationship is something that can’t be fixed.”