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My Kitchen Rules 2023: Meet Tommy and Rach

The electricity is palatable

In the past, MKR Australia contestants have often been friends, relatives or lovers – however, the upcoming season will shake things up a bit with the news that one duo is actually in a situationship.

For the uninitiated, situationships are relationships where the two people aren’t officially *dating* but have an ongoing romantic connection.

“Our relationship is almost as if we are dating. It’s a little bit complicated,” contestant Tommy explained.

“We are not in a relationship romantically,” added Rach, who’s not Tommy’s girlfriend.  

Tommy and Rach are housemates and live in Melbourne, but are representing Western Australia: Rach’s home state.  

Who else is competing on My Kitchen Rules 2023?

So far, Tommy and Rach are the only contestants that have been announced for the upcoming season.

Who’s judging MKR 2023?

Popular judge Manu Feildel will be returning to judge the new season of MKR, and Colin Fassnidge will be joining him, after spending last season as a guest judge. Later in the season established My Kitchen Rules judge Nigella Lawson will be joining them at Kitchen HQ.

Who won last season?

Sydney couple Janelle and Monzir were crowned the 2022 winners of MKR after they narrowly beat radiation therapists and close friends Kate and Mary by just two points.

Their winning score was decided by the 2022 judges Manu Feildel, Curtis Stone and Colin Fassnidge.

“We won, we actually won! It doesn’t matter where you came from, you can achieve anything you want. There is no limit. This means everything to us,” Janelle said of the achievement at the time.

Monzir gave his mum a sweet shout-out on the episode. “Thank you, mum, for teaching me everything and thank you for your support,” he said.

Where can I watch the trailer for MKR 2023?

Right here!

My Kitchen Rules will premiere in 2023 on Channel Seven and Seven Plus.

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