Josh Pihlak arrived at Sunday night’s Married At First Sight with a new accessory – a black eye!
And fans want to know how the truck driver got it!
MUST WATCH: MAFS’ Cathy and Josh leave the experiment
‘Did anyone else notice Josh’s black eye?’ an eagle-eyed fan wondered.
‘What’s up with Josh’s black eye at the commitment ceremony?’ another quizzed the star on Instagram, while a third insisted, ‘Good question… this needs an investigation!!!’
The painful-looking bruise was the least of Josh’s worries on Sunday’s episode.

He and wife Cathy Evans left the experiment after a rough few weeks.
‘We were very, very hopeful for the two of you,’ the experts told them.
‘I was hopeful too,’ Josh said. ‘You know, I still do care about Cathy a lot. You know, I’m sorry for hurting you. It was never my intention. Um…
‘You know, I came here to find love. I know that I have many flaws, but I’ve been through so much with you. Had some unreal memories with Cathy.’
Remembering their wedding day, he said: ‘Just seeing her and looking at her beautiful eyes and she made me feel so warm.’
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