Jacqui

Personally, I felt like our cast was one big influencer thirst fest.

The thirst was so obvious at dinner parties when everyone was screaming and yelling constantly and wanted to be the one to instigate drama and ask the questions and people would repeat the same question so that they got to be the ones that would ask it on the TV.

It was so icky and...

Yeah, there are a lot of people who are actors and influencers and whatnot.

Not enough normal people.

That's what I struggled with.

Not enough like just chill everyday blokes or people who just don't like drama.

I hated the drama.

I shouldn't have gone on this stupid show.

I didn't realize it was so drama focused.

I thought I signed up for a love show and there was no love.

I keep saying, where is the love?

And then she shared her thoughts on Jeff specifically.

Yeah, Jeff was an interesting one because when he came into the experiment, he seemed like a really nice guy.

And then by week two, he was yelling aggressively at people.

At the dinner parties, I definitely saw him in a different light after Beth and TJ's wedding and he sat by and let his wife attempt to gaslight me and frame me for having sent a sneaky text to her husband even though she was there.

I felt like he was just letting her speak and he was kind of supporting her like a nice guy would do, but I felt like it just lacked integrity and if it was me, I'd call out my partner for that.

Um, but at the same time he was comforting me at the wedding and he put his like hand across the table and was like, it's okay, calm down.

And while Reid was feeding Ryan potatoes, like being a complete, um, bitch basically.

Um, but yeah, after couple swap, like during couple swap, I called him out for liking integrity and lying on camera and called him out for having lied about sharing, sharing a bed with me.