The Challenge’s Brooke Blurton SLAMS her co-stars after relationship debut: ‘They’re f**ked up’

Brooke Blurton has launched an extraordinary attack against her The Challenge co-stars Ryan Gallagher and Emily Seebohm by calling their relationship ‘f**ked up’.

The Bachelorette star, 27, unleashed on the lovebirds in a tell-all interview and said they claimed to have a ‘brother-sister’ relationship while filming The Challenge which Brooke called ‘gross’.

‘Obviously now they’re dating, but in the house, they were saying that they have a brother-sister love which is kind of f**ked up,’ she told Yahoo on Monday. 

The Olympic swimmer and Married at First Sight star met on the set of the Channel 10 show and went Instagram official earlier this month. 

The podcaster added that Channel 10 edited out significant portions of the show and what was screened did not fully reflect what happened. 

‘There needs to be more context behind the arguments and the drama that has happened, it doesn’t just come out of nowhere,’ she said. 

‘A full spill occurred between Love Island’s Grant Crapp and me and I kind of called him out for his behaviour and they didn’t show that.’

Brooke unleashed on Ryan Gallagher and Emily Seebohm (pictured together) and said they claimed to have a ‘brother-sister’ relationship while filming The Challenge which she called ‘gross’

Last month, Brooke admitted she feels she was the worst Bachelorette – if the ratings are anything to go by.

In a revealing Instagram Stories post, the former reality star said she was ‘s**t’ at the role.   

‘Like yeah, the ratings will probably tell you otherwise. Actually no, they’ll tell you that I was pretty s**t’ the brunette beauty said.

The podcaster added Channel 10 edited out significant portions of the show and what was screened did not reflect what actually happened

Brooke added she does have some things to be proud of when it comes to her time on the dating series.   

‘I feel and still very proud that I was your first EVER First Nations and bisexual Bachelorette’ she said. 

‘As much as that chapter has come to a full close. Representation, inclusivity, diversity still matters. That chapter won’t ever stop. One day I will find my person, but right now I’m happy dating myself.’ 

Brooke recently admitted that she feels she was the worst Bachelorette – if the ratings are anything to go by

The podcaster added Channel 10 edited out significant portions of the show and what was screened did not fully reflect what happened