Married At First Sight fans slam ‘childish’ Amy as she storms off camera after furious row with Josh over food shop

MARRIED At First Sight viewers could not believe Amy’s behaviour after she stormed off camera. The pair were bickering after doing a food shop and couldn’t agree on where to store the items. Getting fed up with with Josh, Amy slammed the door and Josh called her “childish”. He then said to her: “You’re pushing […]

MARRIED At First Sight viewers could not believe Amy’s behaviour after she stormed off camera.

The pair were bickering after doing a food shop and couldn’t agree on where to store the items.

Getting fed up with with Josh, Amy slammed the door and Josh called her “childish”.

He then said to her: “You’re pushing me over the limit.”

It prompted her to shout: “Shut up!”

To camera, Josh said he was fed up with Amy’s “mood swings” and was reaching the end of his tether.

After the heated kitchen row, Amy said to the camera “I’m not f***ing doing this” before walking away.

MAFS viewers could not believe Amy’s behaviour, slamming her as ‘childish’ and ‘spoilt’.

“Amy woke up and chose violence … again,” wrote one fan on Twitter.

A second added: “Amy needs to grow up!”

And a third commented: “Amy acting like a child again.”

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Viewers had turned on Josh earlier this week as he yelled “shut your mouth and let me f***ing speak'” at Amy during an explosive dinner party.

The 26-year-old lost his temper with Morag after she said he’d slid into her DMs before the show.

Josh claimed he couldn’t remember ever messaging Morag and went as far as to accuse her of lying to cause trouble.

But as Amy attempted to defend her husband, she was nastily shot down.

“Shut your mouth and let me f***ing speak,” said Josh.

The horrified experts gasped watching the footage, with Mel Schilling saying: “No, no he didn’t. He’s now like a cornered animal, flooded with hormones.”

Amy replied: “I’m on your f***ing side.”

Josh quickly apologised for his language, telling Amy: “Sorry I didn’t mean to tell you to shut up.”

But matchmaker Mel insisted: “Not good enough, mate.”