Peacock has announced it will become the home of the veteran Married at First Sight. The order is for three seasons, taking it through 21 editions. Already the home of Love Island and other series in the category, the streaming service continues to build its presence in the relationship reality space.

Married at First Sight is getting a major switchup but it’s not the change viewers have been begging for. The popular series is changing homes, moving from Lifetime to the subscription streaming service Peacock,

Married at First Sight is making a shocking change. According to Deadline, after airing over 300 episodes in the last 10 years on Lifetime, Married at First Sight will be moving to Peacock after the NBCUniversal streamer secured the rights following a deal with the show’s producer,

And for fans worried about the move from Lifetime to Peacock, this isn’t the first time Married at First Sight has aired on a new home. The show originally debuted on FYI in 2014 and aired on A&E for Season 2. In 2017, Married at First Sight moved to Lifetime for Season 5, where it has aired for the past several years.

Married at First Sight is produced by Kinetic Content, which is backed by Peter Chernin’s The North Road Company. It is exec produced by Chris Coelen, Cat Rodriguez, Eric Detwiler, Erica Kessler, Kenda Greenwood Moran and Montre Burton.

Married at First Sight is moving from Lifetime to Peacock beginning with Season 19. Peacock announced the move in a press release Friday following "a competitive situation" for rights to the show. Married at First premiered in 2014 and has since played on A+E Networks' FYI, A&E and Lifetime.

"Married at First Sight," which has aired on Lifetime since 2017, has a new home on Peacock for at least three seasons.