In an explosive MAFS: After The Dinner Party episode, unseen footage of Gia Fleur and Chris Robinson mocking Sam Stanton was aired, and honestly, it was a difficult watch. Especially since we got to see Sam’s reaction to the BTS footage in real time.
Following tonight’s Dinner Party — which highlighted the fiery breakdown of Chris and Sam’s marriage — hosts Jules Lund, Laura Byrne and Brittany Hockley invited Sam on to unpack his experience on the show.
However, in unseen footage of the Dinner Party, it was revealed that both Gia and Chris mocked Sam after their table-side argument.
Within the confessional, Chris said, “Sam, you just lost the best thing that has ever fucking happened to you” before making fun of his living situation and his fascination with coupons.
“I stuck out this experiment for five and a half weeks. I’ve dealt with your fucking shit five — and I apologised five times for something I didn’t need to even apologise for,” Chris said as Gia nodded along.
“Sorry that I can facilitate that lifestyle. That I do have a farm, and I do have property in Sydney. I’m sorry, babe. You share accommodation with three other people, and you don’t pay for dinner. I pay for every single fucking dinner.”
“I’m sorry, if you’re successful, why are you living in shared accommodation with multiple people?” Gia added, with Sam dropping his jaw, reacting to the unseen footage.
“And he was all about coupons, too,” Chris added before claiming Sam stalled before attempting to pay for a dinner.
Visibly shaken by the unseen footage, Sam went on to say that Chris’ claims were “just bullshit” and that they had an arrangement regarding food in the experiment.
“The way it sort of works is that I would sort of buy food for the house, and we would go out to dinner once a week, and he would pay for that,” Sam said before stating that having to defend himself from Chris’ claim was “ridiculous”.
Chris and Sam’s relationship started to head towards rock bottom when Chris shared what his ideal life would look like with Sam post MAFS, which would’ve included Sam potentially relocating to Sydney and living between the farm and the city, or even participating in a long-distance situation.
During Feedback Week, Sam admitted he wasn’t too fond of Chris’ future plans, and decided to bring it up with him. However, their discussion turned into a massive argument, with Sam expressing that he didn’t feel like Chris’ apology was sincere.
Things reached boiling point between the pair at the Dinner Party, with the pair arguing both in the car and at the table. Damn. I really wanted Chris and Sam to work, but it looks like their connection has completely carked it.
To watch all the unseen footage, you can watch MAFS: After The Dinner Party on Stan.
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