Arabella Del Busso slammed by Twitter after SAS interrogation

After her self-described ‘lies’ came to light on SAS Australia, viewers voiced their disappointment in former WAG Arabella Del Busso.

Arabella Del Busso is the second contestant to leave SAS Australia after a tough interrogation.

On Tuesday’s episode, the former WAG was put under the spotlight for the lies she has told in the past.

“Arabella Del Busso has apparently used more than false cancer treatment,” the commanders said as they read some articles about the model before interrogating her.

Arabella was interrogated about her past.

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“I can see deep issues It’s written all over you,” they tell her.

Arabella explained that she lied to her former partner about a false pregnancy scare to save their relationship.

“I have told a lie but the way that I see it, is not going to hurt anyone. I’m sure we all do it. I’m honestly not the only person here or there,” Arabella said to the camera in a confessional.

Twitter was not impressed with Arabella’s interrogation.

“Faking a pregnancy and cancer isn’t a ‘little white lie,’” one viewer tweeted.

“Arabella I don’t think making up a pretend baby classes as a white lie,” said another.

Arabella wanted to leave after her interrogation

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Arabella slept on the decision to leave, but in the morning decided it was her time to go, leaving SAS Australia.

In May this year, she opened up about the scandal that had her embroiled in a media storm.

Arabella Del Busso shared her side of the story after her tumultuous relationship with NRL star Josh Reynolds.

Arabella says she has told a few 'little white lies'

Reynolds had been accused of assaulting Del Busso, whose real name is Donna Preusker, but the charge was dropped in late February.

Del Busso was last confronted in public early March, on the way to her 30th birthday.

In a 60 Minutes interview she said “people think I’m a psycho, they all think I’m crazy.”

She also told the programme she had been excited to become a mum.

But Reynolds reveals how he thought things were a “bit fishy” when he asked to see ultrasound scans.

“The scans she sent me, something was off,” Reynolds told the show.

After the charge was dropped against him, Reynolds compared the episode to a Netflix series.

“She (Arabella) was smart, she knew what to do. There’s no Netflix series, there’s nothing that’s as good as her ploy,” he told Nine News.

“I feel silly but she played with my emotions.

“The last nine weeks, since I was charged, have been one of the most tumultuous and difficult periods of my life.”