Jamie Laing

You come back and Sean basically says to you that he wanted to couple up with Lucinda.

Talk me through that moment and why that was upsetting and why the reaction happened the way it did, just so we understand from your point of view.

So in the first two days... Which is like a lifetime in a show like that.

And this is what we're not seeing as a viewer.

We're not seeing producers come and say to you.

So your trust is gone.

And loyalty and respect is a big thing for you, right?

Yeah, because from a, and what I want to try and do, right, is like balance it out, right?

Because what you're saying there is you're having this authentic, real experience where you're saying, well, hang on a second, loyalty and trust is a big thing for me.

I'm not going to do that to Sean.

I'm not going to do that.

But then on the other side, you're watching someone who you perhaps think is being more, playing more of a game, right?

So you're saying, well, hang on, my emotions are being hurt here on the back of just playing a game.

But then the argument would be on the other side is, wait, this is an entertainment show.

So you have to accept these things are going to happen.

But viewers really backed you, right?

Especially when that thing happened with Sean.

And people were sort of saying, you're great, you're amazing.

And that's hard because then it then suddenly switches.

And so you go from the people's champion to then people saying, well, you are, you're being this, whatever they think, want to call the words bully and a hypocrite.