Peacock · Season 20
Married at First Sight US
I join Dr Lisa Paz as one of the experts guiding seven Seattle couples through the twentieth season.
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At a glance
Who I am—and what I do.
I’m Paul C. Brunson, a broadcaster, author and entrepreneur based in London and working across the United Kingdom, United States and internationally. My work connects television, long-form conversation, books, practical tools and ventures focused on how people relate to one another.
Current short biography
Paul C. Brunson is a broadcaster, author and entrepreneur whose work spans television, podcasting, publishing and relational health. Based in London, he works across the UK, US and internationally.
This wording was reviewed on 8 August 2026. For a programme-specific introduction, use the exact role and platform shown in the verified sources below.
- Broadcasting
- Television expert, presenter and host across the UK and US
- Podcast
- Host of the weekly We Need To Talk conversation series
- Publishing
- Author of practical, research-informed relationship books
- Focus
- Relationships, culture, communication and relational health
Selected verified credits
Current and notable work.
E4 · Channel 4
Married at First Sight UK
I have served as an expert on the British edition of the relationship experiment since 2020.
Verify with Channel 4 →E4 · Series 15
Celebs Go Dating
I return as part of the expert team helping well-known faces approach dating with greater intention.
Verify with Channel 4 →U & U&W · 8 September 2026
Paul C. Brunson: Red Flag
I present an eight-part true-crime series centred on survivors’ accounts and the hidden dynamics of unhealthy relationships.
Verify with UKTV →Netflix · 2025
Cheat: Unfinished Business
Hosted by Amanda Holden, the series follows eight former couples as I help them confront betrayal, rebuild trust and decide what comes next.
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We Need To Talk
Long-form conversations with artists, experts and people whose stories can change how we see one another.
Watch on YouTube →Publishing
Research-informed, written for real life.
My relationship books translate research, case studies, lived experience and practical tools for a general audience. Find Love focuses on understanding what you need, dating with intention and choosing a compatible partner. Keep Love focuses on protecting connection and building a relationship that can grow.
These are trade books and public education—not peer-reviewed academic publications or clinical guidance. Where a story needs a specific study, statistic or framework, please ask my team for the exact source rather than attributing a broad scientific claim to me.
Published 2024
Find Love
A practical guide to navigating modern love and making informed relationship choices.
Publisher record →Published 2025
Keep Love
Twenty-one lessons that bring together research, case studies and practical relationship tools.
Publisher record →Relational health
A working public definition, clearly bounded.
Relational health is the quality of the connections we build—and our ability to create, sustain and repair them. It includes how we relate to ourselves, partners, family, friends, colleagues and communities.
This is a developing public definition, not a diagnostic standard or a settled scientific framework. My role is to help make useful evidence understandable, connect it to honest conversation and turn insight into practical reflection. I do not present this website, a score or an educational tool as therapy, diagnosis or a substitute for qualified care.
When I reference research, I distinguish evidence from personal perspective and avoid presenting a developing idea as settled science.
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