Secret kiss sparks contestant walkout in bombshell FBoy Island finale
The FBoy Island finale aired overnight – and it was one bombshell after another that left even host Abbie Chatfield overwhelmed.
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The finale of controversial dating show FBoy Island Australia aired overnight – and it was one bombshell after another.
The leading ladies on this season’s BINGE reality TV series, Krystal Thomas, Nicole Mitrov and Ally Woodfall, each made their final decision among a dating pool of Nice Guys and FBoys.
Their mission was to each pick a Nice Guy among the mix of suitors. If they did so successfully, they would split the prize of $50,000, sail off into the sunset and start their new lives together. But unknowingly select an FBoy, and he could either choose to split the cash or keep it for himself.
However, before each of their top two men could line up for the final decision in front of host Abbie Chatfield, one contestant sensationally threw in the towel over a secret kiss that was caught on camera. And while one walked out, another re-emerged from the shadows to ask one of the ladies for another chance.
Here’s how the final episode unfolded...
Secret kiss sparks walkout
There’s no secret that Ally had her eyes on Joe from day one. All the boys could see it, and two contestants Wes and Nuggett even called her out on it, arguing that she did not give the other contestants a chance because she was too hung up on Joe.
In the finale, top-two contestant Chad hopped on the “Leave Ally Express”.
His shock walkout came after all the eliminated contestants were asked to return to the villa ahead of elimination. It was then that Chad was alerted to Ally and Joe kissing behind the villa when they thought no one was watching.
“Like, are you kidding me?” Wes, who was eliminated two episodes ago, said on camera. “Poor Chad is still in the game, come on.”
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“I can’t get my hands off you,” Ally was heard saying. “Why do we have to be at a mixer right now?”
After seeing the kiss for himself, Chad choked up and looked heartbroken.
“Motherf***ers, I’m out,” he told the other contestants as they tried to stop him from leaving the villa.
“No, no, it’s all good. Literally, you can’t get in the way of them,” he said. “That’s all it is. She’s already made her choice, fellas.”
A confrontation near the door with Ally didn’t help matters: He explained his mind was made up and he wanted to leave with some “dignity”.
Chad’s departure left Ally with only one man standing: Joe. With his status still not known, Ally worried that she might be left with an FBoy.
“My whole world kind of came crashing down,” she later told news.com.au in an interview. “I didn’t have a choice. There was no choice between two people – I was left with Joe by default. And I felt really helpless and terrified.”
“I think you can see it in my face. I didn’t know Joe’s status. Everyone was convinced he was an FBoy and I was convinced too. It wasn’t like, ‘Oh, Chad’s left your mind’s made up.’ No, it was most harder in a sense.”
But she soon felt relief when Joe revealed to all that he is in fact a Nice Guy.
“From the moment I’ve been here, every single one of you have doubted me, sabotaged me. But money is money,” he told the group as Ally looked on.
“But there is only thing that triumphs money every time. And that is love, baby. I’m a Nice Guy.”
Second chance at love
Meanwhile, Nicole was left reeling when a contestant she had eliminated last week re-emerged asking for another chance.
Sean, who revealed his status as a Nice Guy when he was booted off the show, boldly got up from his seat during the final elimination to stand alongside Nicole’s final two men: Jack and Nathan.
“Nicole, I know you weren’t anticipating this and it’s definitely not going to make your decision any easier. But I’ve got to put my heart in the line once again,” Sean told her.
“These guys are talking about falling for you and I’ve definitely already fallen. I mean, I know you can believe every single word because I’ve revealed myself as a Nice Guy. It’s really difficult to put myself back up here to get hurt two times in a row, but if I just sat back there and watched you walk away, I’d definitely regret it.”
Sadly, it was too little too late for Sean. After leaving the stage because she “needed a minute,” Nicole returned composed following a chat with Abbie and pulled Sean aside to tell him how she felt.
“I feel a lot for you, I really do,” she began. “But I think I have to go with the decision I already made.”
And that decision was choosing Jack - who also revealed himself to be a nice guy.
Krystal was just as cut up over her decision between her final two, Paddy and Doug. She said she still had not made up her mind until the moment Abbie pushed for an answer.
“My little niece said to me that she hopes I find a girl who sweeps me off my feet,” Paddy told her. “Not only have you done that, but from the get-go you’ve been my rock, and now its time for you to be my Krystal.”
His words trigger tears in Krystal and after she hears Doug’s dreams for their future together, it’s ultimately Paddy who has her heart. Both are revealed to be Nice Guys, but unfortunately one of these nice guys finished last.
Sorry Doug. Nice Guy, nice try.
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Originally published as Secret kiss sparks contestant walkout in bombshell FBoy Island finale
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