Married at First Sight's Keith and Kristine Share Heartfelt Relationship Update
Kristine and Keith praise Pastor Cal for reminding the pair to "always attack the problem and not each other" when having issues.
"It's helped us cut through issues a lot better," Kristine shared. Keith continued, "We're definitely two opposite people. We both have an understanding to try to understand the other person as best as we can. That's how our marriage works."And while no relationship is perfect, both parties are grateful to have signed up for a show that provided so much more than a husband or wife.
"I had confidence issues and of course Kristine is Kristine and that will draw stuff out of me that would have never come out of me if I didn't meet her or get married to her or have to live with her. It brings out something that you're meant to be for better or for worse. It definitely made me stronger," Keith shared. "I appreciate that because I was a good person.
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