Following last night’s emotionally charged episode which resulted in Elly Miles being eliminated from The Bachelor mansion, the lovable nurse took a thinly veiled swipe at Matt Agnew when she revealed she didn’t have much in common with the hunky scientist.
“I like bush blokes. I probably would have liked Nick (Cummins),” she told the Daily Telegraph after being booted off the series.“I love a blokey bloke.”
To be fair, The Honey Badger is right up Elly’s alley.
Last night, fans of the series expressed their disappointment when the firm frontrunner used her extra time with the astrophysicist to slam this year’s villain Abbie Chatfield, rather than focus on advancing their relationship. It turns out an “unsettled” Matt was equally as disheartened, admitting after their encounter that he “wanted this to be a beautiful, romantic, intimate moment,” however it ended up becoming “something completely different.
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Admitting that their connection instantly shifted after she ratted on Abbie, Elly’s convinced her decision to express her concerns definitely led to her shock exit.
“We had a conversation where I opened up to him about fear of heartbreak and I said to him that I’m worried we’ll get to the end of this and it won’t be me because we’re too different,” the fan favourite told the outlet. “From that point, I noticed changes in his interactions with me a little bit. I felt him really take what I said on board.”
Fans in their masses weighed in on Elly’s questionable move, with one writing: “Cardinal Rule Number 1: Don’t b***h to The Bachelor about other women. It’s an instant turn off. Oh dear, Elly!”
Another Tweeted: “Stop bad mouthing Abbie for f***s sake Elly!”
“I would send Elly home too if ALL she does is talk about Abbie’s intentions. Worry about yourself, sis,” another angry fan wrote.
Since receiving backlash for her decision, Elly says she reached out to Abbie before the show started, revealing there’s no bad blood between the pair.
“Abbie and I got in touch when the first episode came out and cleared the air, and we’re on good terms,” Elly told 10 daily, adding, “Things were said about each other on-screen and whatnot, but it’s fine — it happened with all of the girls.”
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