MAFS villain Harrison has taken a stab at the women on this year’s season of MAFS, saying that producers are protecting them with a favourable edit.
Harrison was paired with Bronte on the experiment, and it was revealed in the first episode of the season that he was dating a woman outside and slept with her just days before his TV wedding.
Ever since the incident, Harrison has received a bad rap from viewers, and he hasn’t done much on the show to improve his image. Now, he is claiming that the women are coming off as more favouable because of their edits.
“The thing is there’s so much of Sandy’s behaviour that doesn’t get shown, like if you actually watch the show this year,’ he told Nova 96.9’s Fitzy & Wippa.
Harrison continued, “And I think I can say this broadly now, the women are 100 per cent being protected by the edit.”
Despite the fact that Harrison and Bronte appear to have made amends on the show, he took aim at his TV wife.
“There is so much of Bronte’s behaviour we don’t see, so much of Claire’s behaviour we don’t see. So much of Sandy’s behaviour that we don’t see. Lyndall’s behaviour we don’t see.”
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After criticising the women, Harrison took some time to compliment himself.
“As much as people hate to admit it, if I wasn’t on the show it would be a very boring season. Right?” he said.
“I’ve definitely come in as the lightning rod for this season. I think I’ve got a big personality and I’m quite controversially outspoken, which is a good dynamic for the MAFS franchise definitely.”
The reality villain told the hosts that he wanted to leave early on in the experiment, but producers begged him to stay.
“Then there was other times through the experiment I also wanted to leave but, you know, I was basically told that if you leave, we don’t have a show.”
“Like, it’s just going to be the other cast members and there’ll be no one in there to sort of create that friction which is essentially what we need.”
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