MARRIED At First Sight fans have been left horrified by Luke’s ‘disgusting’ move to impress his wife Amy, during their homestays week.
As Amy brought Luke to her mum’s home and introduced Luke to her dog, he made himself at home, got down on the floor and let the dog lick his face and mouth.
Amy couldn’t believe what she was witnessing and viewers felt much the same as they flooded social media with their comments.
One person wrote: “Luke, I like you, but that dog behaviour is disgusting.”
A second added: “If someone was licking my dog like that I would be seriously concerned.”
A third said: “Does Luke fancy Amy’s dog or what? This licking is terrible.”
A fourth person echoed: “Luke stop licking that dog ASAP.”
Someone else said: “Luke I didn’t have a bad word to say about you until you let the dog lick you like that.”
Amy complained to the camera about the noises Luke was making as the dog licked him, as Luke let it happen again while laying in bed with Amy in the morning.
Luke and Amy tied the knot just minutes after meeting down the aisle as part of the E4 programme.
As the homestays continued the two also meet up with Amy’s pals.
Amy’s friend asks Luke: “Adult entertainment.. is that what you see yourself doing, even now when you’ve got a wife?”
Speaking to camera, Luke says: “This is definitely an attempt to assassinate my character.”
Awkwardly during the dinner, he adds: “Well.. as of now, I’m a single man,” and puts his ring on the table.
Amy fumes: “You lied. You’re a liar.”
Luke then says to camera: “Maybe it’s not meant to be.”
Meanwhile, Amy has opened up on her marriage and behaviour during homestays week after a tough time for the couple recently.
She penned on social media: “From bad, to worse…
“Tonight’s episode will be a difficult one to watch for me. I’m not proud of my behavior or of the person I was pushed to become, I might be over reacting writing this but I look back at this person and remember how I lost me.
“Emotions ran extremely high during home stays, with a lot of tension building up at that point due to things going on behind the scenes, which unfortunately cannot be disclosed out of respect.
“When I visited my home, my mum was really down and didn’t want to be part of the filming. This was when she unintentionally hinted at some tough news regarding my brother, which made an already challenging time even harder.
Please be kind when watching, to both myself, Luke, and my amazing friends. Remember that what you see is only a few clips from many hours of filming.
“It’s hard to see things being portrayed this way, but at the end of the day, this is the reality of TV, and it’s what I signed up for. I know I’m not demanding, boring, or any of the other things I’ve been called recently by a select few.
I am a strong woman that knows her worth and doesn’t take s***, I’m also not an actor and never aspire to be.
“The people who know me know the real me, and that’s all that matters 
“I hope you enjoy tonight’s episode and watching the rest of mine and Luke’s journey together, we just might surprise you.
“Love, kindness, and positivity to you all and to the judgmental trolls that don’t know me, f*** you.”
HARRY WILSON put Craven Cottage in a spin with a stunning late double blast.
The Fulham sub equalised two minutes into added time with an acrobatic mid-air twist before winning it with a diving header in the 97th minute to turn this West London derby on its head in every sense.
Brentford had led from the 24th minute thanks to an equally spectacular 30 yard strike from German midfielder Vitaly Janelt and looked to be heading for a top half spot in the Premier League and a first away win of the season.
Keeper Mark Flekken had also defied a pulled hamstring just minutes after kick off to defy an onslaught from Fulham in the second half before finally succumbing at the death.
Fulham chief Marco Silva was running out of ideas and turned to midfielder Wilson with just nine minutes of the game remaining and was rewarded with a memorable victory over the neighbours.
He first combined with fellow sub Adama Traore who crossed from the right to leap athletically into space and flick the ball past defender Mads Roerslev and over the head of the keeper.
It set up a frenetic finale as fresh legs Wilson then popped up in the area to head home a cross from Antonee Robinson to snatch it with virtually the last move of the match.
Fulham appeared to be resigned to a second successive home defeat before Silva’s masterstroke from the bench.
Despite their domination and wave after wave of attacks, Flekken and Brentford’s hardworking centre back pairing of Ethan Pinnock and Nathan Collins were repelling everything thrown at them.
It seemed as if one moment of magic would be enough to settle it – until two came along at once.
Fulham’s dangerous dithering on the ball ten yards in front of their goal area cost them in the first half as they lost possession and Christian Norgaard slipped a low pass left to Janelt, who was waiting in plenty of space.
He also had time to tee up a laser like left foot shot across the area that evaded the full length dive of Bernd Leno and rifled into the opposite corner of the net.
It is his first goal of the season – equalling his tally for the whole of the last. Janelt may not score many but they are worth waiting for.
He then went close to grabbing a second just before half time when another long range shot whistled past the Fulham post.
At the other end there was drama too as Bees’ keeper Flekken hobbled his way around after appearing to pull a hamstring kicking the ball just a few minutes into the match.
Pinnock was forced to take the goal kicks and at times Flekken looked like he wouldn’t make it to half time.
But the evident injury didn’t dull his reactions and after making a double save from Reiss Nelson, Brentford’s flying Dutchman hurled himself into mid-air to clutch a goalbound, downward header from Emile Smith-Rowe – feeling the full force of Nelson who came in at full speed to pounce on the follow up.
Limpalong Flekken recovered enough by the second half to save efforts from sub Adama Traore, Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey.
He was also perfectly positioned to save a powerful point blank header from Fulham centre back Joachim Andersen as the Cottagers chased a late equaliser.
They got it through the energy and enthusiasm of Wilson who had yet to score this season but now has two goals in five minutes to celebrate.
