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Tiffany and Giancarlo may have left My Kitchen Rules disappointed by their elimination, but it seems the hardest part of the experience has been watching the show back.
The couple told WHO that some of the friendships they thought they’d made during filming weren’t quite what they seemed.
And for Tiffany in particular, discovering how certain contestants behaved when she wasn’t around has been difficult to accept.
Tiffany reveals why watching MKR back has been hurtful
While Tiffany and Giancarlo had hoped to walk away from the competition with a few new friendships, Tiffany admitted she now feels differently about some of her fellow contestants.
“So many fake people,” she told WHO when asked whether she believed she’d made genuine friends on the show.
“We really did think we made bonds and then to see it now, watching it back, for me personally, it does hurt, and it does rev me up and makes me go, ‘Oh wow. I actually was very honest and open with that person, and oh wow, it wasn’t real for them.’”
The experience has also left Tiffany apprehensive about seeing what else might unfold as the season continues.
“Hopefully people are kind around the table, but I have a feeling it’s not going to be, and it’s going to be very disappointing to watch,” she admitted.
Giancarlo admits the couple are still ‘gutted’ by their MKR experience
For Giancarlo, coming to terms with everything that happened during the competition hasn’t been easy either.
“It’s just hard. Unless you’re in this position, you don’t really know how to feel or what it’s going to be like,” he explained.
“There are so many levels, so much complexity, so many challenges. We’re absolutely gutted.”

While the couple’s experience hasn’t been what they’d hoped for, Giancarlo admitted his biggest regret was not getting the chance to show Australia more of their cooking.
“We just wanted to show Australia more. We had more to show, and we wish it was more about our cooking ability,” he said.
“And, you know, it is what it is.”