#MAFS Pastor Cal sits Ikechi down after he leaves

A #MAFS husband comes to Jesus with one of the experts, and BOSSIP has an exclusive sneak peek of their interview. MAFS: Camille & Thomas

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As previously stated, the season began on Tuesday, October 15 at 8/7c on Lifetime and features Chicagoans ready to take a leap of faith and marry a complete stranger at the altar. As always, the couples will then embark on a whirlwind journey that includes a honeymoon and living together as newlyweds, with the ultimate test coming at the end of the eight-week experience. At this point, every couple must make the life-changing decision: stay married and build a future together, or divorce and separate.

This season will prove to be particularly scandalous as there is a reported spouse swap amid some messy cheating allegations.

A press release reports that this season promises even more excitement and drama with a “mature cast” and new twists and turns. Among the surprises is an explosive cheating scandal, leading to a couple swap that is sure to shock viewers and leave everyone wondering what will happen next.

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Exclusive clip #MAFS

An exclusive clip from tonight's episode shows Ikechi meeting Pastor Cal after that explosive birthday dinner. In the last episode, a tired Emem called Ikechi a “clown” in front of the other couples for calling her an “asshole”, and Ikechi quickly moved out.

Now Pastor Cal steps in to see what the real problem is. The expert chats with Ikechi for a man-to-man interview in the middle of his move and asks him what this “symbolizes to him.”

“It’s a sign that I’m not comfortable in this space,” says Iekchi. “I didn’t feel like it was a home, I didn’t feel like I was coming home to my wife.”

He goes on to tell Pastor Cal that he was turned off by Emem trying to initiate sex with their husband and alleges that Emem only wanted to be on #MAFS for a husband – which is literally the whole concept of the series.

“I don’t think it would have mattered who it was,” Ikechi says of his wife who agreed to marry him sight unseen.

Ikechi adds that he was dismayed to hear Emem ask him to move in with her once the process was complete, another thing that tends to happen. Married at first breatht, and Pastor Cal intervenes.

“We actually encourage people to do that, I encourage people to do that because I want you to start with the idea that this is a committed relationship, and I want to think long term term. I want to talk about where we will be in five years. I want to talk about where we will be in a year.

He continues,