Josh Fox

i couldn't be further from chris who's like quite manicured and has filler and all that and so yeah i'd take a guess that chris wasn't sam's type either like sam wasn't chris's but despite that they were both still committed to at least trying you know this is an experiment get out of your comfort zone but the further into the experiment they got they found themselves growing in different directions but

Not in the usual way that couples do.

And I mean more in the sense of Sam found himself attempting to keep the peace amongst the group, gravitating to the quieter cast members and diffusing drama at dinner parties.

I know there's some apologies to be made tonight.

And Chris found himself, well, by Gia's side, her latest little minion and becoming part of the drama and falling into the whole Mean Girls squad.

Are you kidding?

Really?

Even David.

Oh my God.

So then we've got minimal attraction, barely any intimacy, and this slow realization that there are also two very different people.

It was never going to work.

And then this coming week happened, which we're watching next week's episodes.

And that's when things truly fell apart.

When Sam pulls Chris up on something that isn't a huge deal, but Sam felt was important to address.

presumably in his usual calm and sensible manner.

And again, I'm told from multiple people on the show that rather than listen and chat through this, apparently Chris took it as more of an attack and then went on the attack.

I'm not entirely sure what the exact issue we'll see on screen is that is the catalyst of this, but I've been told one thing that did come between them at some point during filming, again, by multiple people, and I don't know whether this will be shown or not, but...

That's the way Chris would speak to Sam about the fact that Sam lives in a share house in Adelaide as if that's something to look down on and is beneath him or somehow suggests like he's a failure at his age.

You know, something like that.

Again, though, I don't know if that is the reason we'll see them fight about or there's something else.