Madison, Tyler on Wedding Being Filmed for ‘Love on the Spectrum’ S5
Tyler proposes to Madison on 'Love on the Spectrum.'
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Season four of Love on the Spectrum debuted on Netflix at the top of the month, marking the first time Madison Marilla and Tyler White could finally tell the world they were engaged.
The duo met on the junior installment of the Emmy Award-winning series, and on the most recent season, they notably celebrated their first year as a couple. Earlier in season four, Madison thought Tyler might pop the question, though it was in episode six where that moment finally happened, and they got engaged.
Tyler penned a beautiful letter to his now fiancée, and Madison tells The Hollywood Reporter that was the moment she knew he was about to get down on one knee.
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“I started crying tears of happiness,” she says of the heartfelt moment that played out onscreen. “And just the more I went down in the note, the more I realized, This is really happening.”
With season five of Love on the Spectrum already in the works, Madison and Tyler’s forthcoming nuptials could mark the first-ever wedding on the American based series. But will their wedding be filmed for the show?
“You’ll have to find out,” Tyler teases to THR.
Below, Madison and Tyler reflect on their tenure on the beloved reality show, what it’s been like to finally be able to discuss their engagement, what future projects they each have in the works and when they’d like to tie the knot.
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When you both first joined the cast of Love on the Spectrum, did you ever imagine that you would find your person and also touch the hearts of so many people along the way?
MADISON Yes. What was funny was I had a dream when I was a senior in high school that I was dating a country boy, ironically.
TYLER I happened to run across an ad one time when I was advertising my DJing services. It was for a Chris Stapleton concert in Tampa. I always did engagement ads on the Facebook groups for my DJing business, for concerts, [Tampa] Bucs games, NASCAR races, you name it. And then I scrolled across my feed, and it came across that they’re looking for a guy in the Tampa, St. Pete area to go on a date with a girl on the spectrum. And I always prayed, if the Lord ever saw fit for me, to fall in love as somebody on the spectrum and be with a girl on the spectrum. So, I filled out the resume, they liked what they saw, and the rest is history.
Your engagement was one of the most emotional moments of this most recent season. Tyler, what was running through your head when you were getting ready to propose to Madison?
TYLER Probably the [most] nervous I’ve ever been in my life. I mean, I was shaking so much that day. But when she said yes, it was the happiest I’ve ever been in my life. And normally I’m a holler and screaming kind of guy when I get real excited and happy, but I couldn’t help but cry knowing that God answered my prayer that day,
MADISON It shows in church, like Tyler is the one who hollers and screams, and I’m the one who cries when they get excited.
Madison, when you were reading the note that Tyler had written for you during your engagement, was that the moment that you realized, Wow, he’s about to propose?
MADISON Yes, I started crying tears of happiness, and just the more I went down in the note, the more I realized, This is really happening.
Madison on Love on the Spectrum.
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Was it hard for you both to keep your engagement a secret? And how does it feel now to be able to talk about it?
MADISON It is an amazing feeling to be able to talk about it. Like, I have the worst poker face, and now I’m glad to be able to shout from the rooftops, because I wanted to do that for the last nine months.
TYLER Yeah. I mean, I understand the aspects of television and whatnot, but, man, that was hard to keep it a secret. But I gotta tell you, I’m relieved I don’t have to keep it a secret no more.
What has it been like getting to watch back that very heartfelt, beautiful moment of your engagement?
TYLER I still get emotional!
MADISON Yes, I get very emotional watching it back and it makes me very happy, re-watching it over and over again.
Madison, I know right after the engagement, you said you wanted to appear on Say Yes to the Dress, and I saw that Randy reached out to you after the season was released. Do you have any plans to go to Kleinfeld and pick out your dream dre