‘Married At First Sight’: Michelle Apologizes To David At Emem & Brandon’s Ceremony
The season finale of Married At First Sight: State Chicago delivered closure, surprises, and an emotional turning point as Michelle finally apologized to David—right in the middle of Emem and Brandon’s commitment ceremony.
While Emem and Brandon aren’t legally married yet due to Emem’s pending divorce from Eichi, the couple chose to honor their relationship with a heartfelt ceremony officiated by Pastor Cal. Emem donned a bridal-inspired look, handpicked by Brandon, and declared her love during the intimate gathering, saying, “I’m happy I gave you a chance. I’m happy I gave love a chance.”
But amid the joyful atmosphere, emotions ran deeper when Michelle approached David to acknowledge how she treated him during their honeymoon—something fans have criticized heavily as the season aired.
“Watching it back now, I didn’t realize how rude and unfair I was being to you,” Michelle told David. “It was completely uncalled for. Now that I’ve seen it myself, I’m honestly embarrassed. I just wanted to say—I’m so sorry. You did not deserve that.”
David, gracious in response, accepted the apology with calm:
“I appreciate that so much. I hope you grow and get everything you want.”
“Yeah. Same for you,” Michelle replied, signaling a long-overdue reconciliation.
The finale also offered updates on all the couples. Emem and Brandon, despite not being able to legally marry yet, affirmed their bond in front of loved ones. Meanwhile, Eichi, Emem’s ex, began formal divorce proceedings and confirmed he won’t be contesting it.
David and Madison appear stronger than ever. David even had a quiet heart-to-heart with Madison’s father, hinting at a possible proposal in the near future.
“She’s the woman of my dreams. I’ll be asking for your blessing soon,” David said. Madison’s father responded warmly: “You’re the perfect mix for her.”
Camille and Thomas are also exploring a future together, including starting a family, while Carla and Juan have shifted gears—opting for a business partnership over romance, launching a poncho company.
As the cast gathered one final time to toast the future, there was a strong sense of growth, healing, and hope.
“We all went into this wanting the same thing—love,” one cast member reflected. “We were brave to take this leap without knowing what was on the other side. I think we deserve more credit than the world might be giving us right now.”
With apologies made, new chapters beginning, and unexpected connections blossoming, this season closed not just with drama—but with genuine heart.