It was a night of explosive drama on TV Tuesday night, with Channel Seven’s Bride and Prejudice: The Forbidden Weddings coming out on top in the ratings.
The fiery episode saw Izzy Vesey call off her non-monogamous marriage fiancé Simon De Bono.
According to data from OzTam, the dramatic relationship reality show drew in an audience of 653,000.
Causing drama! Izzy Vesey’s (pictured) explosive breakup on Bride and Prejudice wins audiences. the dramatic relationship reality show drew in an audience of 653,000.
After discovering Simon had been texting his ex girlfriend, the peroxide blonde model rightfully shamed him for abusing her trust and admitting he was still in love with his former flame, Megan.
‘That’s wonderful?!’ F*** you! F*** you!’ she yelled out to him in front of the other couples.
Heartbroken at his betrayal, the peroxide blonde model told him, ‘Mum was right. You are the devil,’ just before was exited the retreat.
Unfaithful: After discovering Simon (pictured) had been texting his ex girlfriend, the peroxide blonde model rightfully shamed him for abusing her trust and admitting he was still in love with his former flame, Megan
Real life: Following behind in the 7.30pm time slot was Channel Ten’s documentary series Ambulance Australia. Approximately 539,000 viewers tuned into watch the real life encounters of paramedics who save the lives of people in life threatening situations
Following Bride and Prejudice in the 7.30pm time slot was Channel Ten’s documentary series Ambulance Australia.
Approximately 539,000 viewers tuned into watch the real life encounters of paramedics who save the lives of people in life threatening situations.
In last place in the primetime slot was Family Food Fight, which garnered an audience of 419,000.
Discipline: Matt Moran (pictured) scolded Italian home cook Conchetta Pluchinotta for using offensive language during a cooking challenge at a suburban home. The episode garnered an audience of 419,000
During the episode Italian home cook Conchetta Pluchinotta was scolded by chef Matt Moran for using offensive language and speaking to her mother inappropriately during a cooking challenge at a suburban home.
The 46-year-old launched into a defensive mode telling producers, ‘I’m done. I’m not going to be told off like a little girl. Are you kidding me? No. I’m not going to do this.’
After storming out of the studio, she returned to the set calmer, and apologised, ‘I’m actually angry at myself more than Matt that I couldn’t control my feelings. So you know, I need to really evaluate the way I work.’
Despite poor ratings Channel Nine are unlikely to axe the show after production company Endemol Shine Australia sold the reality show format to the ABC network in the US earlier this year, according to TV Tonight.
Not happy: The 46-year-old launched into a defensive mode telling producers, ‘I’m done. I’m not going to be told off like a little girl. Are you kidding me? No. I’m not going to do this.’ She returned to the set calmer, and apologised for her behaviour