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'This is a huge challenge that makes for really compelling viewing'
Experts explain what to expect from the couples moving in together.
As the couples get ready to move into the same apartment block 9Now spoke to the Experts about what sort of drama we can expect in the upcoming weeks.
John Aiken explains that not only do they have to get along with their partner, but they also have to learn how to adapt into the group.
"This is a huge challenge that makes for really compelling viewing," Aiken explained.
"There are alpha males and alpha females in the group, there's bullying that can happen, there's issues of airing dirty laundry."
Expert Mel Schilling explained that living together raises concerns and insecurities amongst the couples.
"I guess the number one challenge is that people are going to compare their relationship with those of their neighbours," she told 9Now.
"This brings up insecurities and comparison and all sorts of stress and anxiety."
Doctor Trisha Stratford added that the group also band together and make a "pact".
Watch the video above to hear what this pact is.
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