Fallout continues over Maddy and Charlotte’s secret past on The Block as Haydn clashes with the pair over ‘lying about their background’

The fallout from revelations that a team on The Block has had previous renovation experience has continued.

Newcomers Maddy and Charlotte, who joined the cast last minute after the dramatic departure of Jesse and Paige, were exposed in footage found by Haydn’s wife Chelsea.

The promotional video for a building company shows the pair admitting to flipping houses, despite telling their fellow Blockheads they’re accountants.

And on Sunday’s episode, Haydn decided to grill the two young women about the footage.

‘I was watching videos of you girls last night,’ he said.

‘I don’t know how they found that. How did they put two and two together,’ they said.

Haydn then asked if the girls were the ambassadors for the company, to which they answered no.

‘Yeah I think they danced around it a bit,’ Haydn told producers later.

‘They’ve lied about what background they’ve got, the experience they’ve got and who knows what else?’

The Blockheads last week responded to the revelations.

Speaking to TV Week, several of the contestants unleashed on their co-stars while admitting they feel betrayed.

‘They flat out lied! They told us they were accountants – they didn’t mention they’d flipped houses,’ Haydn said. 

On Sunday’s episode, Haydn decided to grill the two young women about the footage. ‘I was watching videos of you girls last night,’ he said. ‘I don’t know how they found that. How did they put two and two together,’ they said. All pictured

Haydn then asked if the girls were the ambassadors for the company, to which they answered no. ‘Yeah I think they danced around it a bit,’ Haydn told producers later

‘They asked for advice on how to do things within a build, yet they obviously knew it all.’

Haydn’s wife Chelsea discovered the video of Maddy and Charlotte on Google, and his Blockhead partner Ricky also felt the Sydney sisters had an unfair advantage.

‘Me and H have never flipped a house together. It takes weeks to get to know each other’s strengths when it comes to renovating,’ the plumber, 34, said.

Despite the backlash, the sisters were defiant in their choice not to disclose their past experience.

‘We never lied. If the others had asked about our experience, we would have shared it, but they never did. It’s not on us to tell them the nitty-gritty,’ said Maddy, 25.