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Lifetime’s ‘Married At First Sight’ Jaclyn Schwartzberg & Ryan Buckley: Everything You Need To Know

Jaclyn Schwartzberg and Ryan Buckley are one of three couples this season who become married at first sight on the hit Lifetime show of the same name.

The show goes to Boston this season, it's sixth.


The Married At First Sight pair had a blissful start to their marriage, but bumps along the way could get in the way of a happy long-term union. From Jaclyn's tragic past to Ryan's partying ways, read on to find out everything you need to know about their marriage.

Jaclyn Schwartzberg

Jaclyn Schwartzberg grew up as one of three in a loving household. She describes her parent’s marriage as flawless. As a result, she likely has high expectations for her own marriage. Though she once worked as a teacher, Jaclyn is now a sales representative. Jaclyn has been in a serious relationship before. At the time she believed him to be her soulmate. Unfortunately, her relationship had a tragic ending. Two years ago, Jaclyn suffered the unexpected and crushing loss of her boyfriend. Dating has been challenging for Jaclyn, who has felt like no one has compared to her late boyfriend. Jaclyn hopes to find a man who she can connect with and care for at the same level. At 29 years old, she is ready for marriage, seeking a man who is ready to commit. Jaclyn is looking for a partner who is passionate, and who can make her laugh.

Ryan Buckley

29-year-old Ryan Buckley works in the Boston area as a firefighter. A dream job for him, Ryan loves serving his community and spending time with his coworkers at the fire station. Ryan Buckley describes his family as the quintessential American dream. His three sisters and parents were very loving, giving him a wonderful childhood. Ryan's parents are still together and in love. He respects and admires their marriage and hopes to be in a similar marriage. Ryan Buckley has achieved many of his goals in life, yet love has alluded him. He knows he can be picky. Despite this, Ryan hopes to find someone who is thoughtful, sincere, and has a lot of energy.

Married At First Sight: Married Life

After a whirlwind wedding when Jaclyn Schwartzberg and Ryan Buckley became married at first sight, they traveled to Jamaica for their honeymoon. Ryan raved about his perfect match, calling her "authentic" and "spiritual." The couple were definitely in the "honeymoon phase."

When they returned, Jaclyn opened up about the loss of her boyfriend. "He had an undiagnosed autoimmune disease growing up as a child, and it was by far the hardest thing I have ever gone through in my entire life," she explained. "But I also think it's what brought me here."

Ryan had some concerns that Jaclyn wasn't over her deceased boyfriend. He made it clear he wants to support Jaclyn but is ready to start a new life with her. As a result he felt some confusion and hesitation.

After becoming intimate, the Married At First Sight couple felt more connected than ever. Until, an odd moment when Ryan lied to the other couples about him and Jaclyn getting intimate. Still, things seemed to be going well for the couple.

Later, Jaclyn vocalized to Buckley that she felt he didn’t have enough time for her. She was frustrated that he was out every night with his friends and she was waiting for him in bed alone. Ryan tried to calm her worries. He was unsuccessful in convincing Jaclyn until he appeared in the bedroom with his firemen’s tool belt. As a result, the couple made up temporarily.

Later, they officially made up. But not before Ryan commented that their fight was a major breakdown in communication. Furthermore, he added that if they don't learn to improve their communication, he doesn't see their marriage lasting.

Will they decide to stay married at the end of the show? Their fans may have some doubts but they are clearly very invested in the Married At First Sight couple! To learn about the other two couples on the show, check out our pages for Shawniece Jackson & Jephte Pierre, and Molly Duff & Jonathan Francetic.

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