MAFS: The Heartbreaking Twist in the Death of Dr. Trisha Stratford is revealed after the relationship expert dies aged 72
Dr. Trisha Stratford was reportedly in the “happiest period of her life” shortly before she died on Monday at the age of 72.
Friends of the former Married At First Sight expert made the heartbreaking confession on Tuesday as they opened up about her well-being in her final days.
The neuropsychotherapist had “so much planned” for her future and was looking forward to starting a new chapter of her life before her death, Yahoo Lifestyle reported.
Trisha’s “heartbroken” former MAFS co-star John Aiken shared a post about her tragic death on Monday, saying he was “devastated” by the news.
“We spent an amazing seven seasons of MAFS together. She loved everything: New Zealand, relationships, the All Blacks, the Black Caps, French wine and traveling the world. “I’ll miss you, Tish,” he said.
Dr. Trisha Stratford (pictured) was reportedly in the “happiest period of her life” shortly before she died on Monday aged 72
Nine also said in a statement: “We are deeply saddened by the death of Dr. Trisha Stratford.”
“Our sincerest condolences and heartfelt sympathies go out to her family and those closest to her during this difficult time.”
The cause of Stratford’s death is still unclear.
Several former MAFS contestants have now taken to Instagram to express their sadness over the loss of their former confidant.
Friends of the former Married At First Sight expert made the heartbreaking confession on Tuesday as they opened up about her well-being in her final days. Pictured with her partner Roger
Elizabeth Sobinoff, who appeared on the series in the sixth and seventh seasons, commented, “She was so genuine and so kind to me. ‘She was so bright and a safe place.’
Season 5 star Sarah Roza also commented, “Oh my God, this is such terrible and unexpected news!” Rest in peace Trisha. “You have ALWAYS been so kind to me.”
Trisha, who is from New Zealand, appeared on the first series of the Nine show in 2015, starring alongside relationship gurus John Aiken and Sabina Read.
The neuropsychotherapist had “so much planned” for her future and was looking forward to starting a new chapter of her life before her death, Yahoo Lifestyle reported
Sabina was later replaced by current expert Mel Schilling.
During her time on the show, Trisha was known for her “pheromone test” and for asking contestants if they had been “intimate” with each other.
Trisha announced her decision to leave the franchise in 2020.
“After seven seasons of Married At First Sight, I have decided to step away from the television series and focus on my writing, research and neuropsychotherapy,” she said in a statement at the time.
Trisha’s “heartbroken” former MAFS co-star John Aiken (right) shared a post about her tragic death on Monday, saying he was “devastated” by the news