Laura Vaughan’s MAFS UK diary: The way Holly behaved last night was unacceptable – it was gang mentality
LAST NIGHT the brides and grooms had a final night out and I think it was one of the most dramatic yet.
Some of those who previously left the MAFS UK process came back, just to stir the pot a little bit more.
We saw Hannah come back and that definitely put the cat amongst the pigeons. Holly hit her with the classic: “Look what the cat dragged in.”
The way that Holly dealt with that situation and attacked Hannah was unacceptable.
Hannah does lack boundaries with guys but there’s a way to address the situation and that was gang mentality.
What’s really interesting is I’ve seen a few of this year’s brides saying, ‘we hate the way the women are being portrayed this season, we’re being vilified’.
You’re literally doing it to each other within the experiment. I don’t understand why you can’t see that.
The girls delivered some home truths to Polly, saying exactly what we’ve all been saying. I’m bored of saying it now: Adam does not like Polly. He is not attracted to Polly.
Short of hiring a plane and flying a big sign in the sky that says, ‘I’m not interested in you’, he’s doing everything else to prove he’s not interested.
Polly’s saying she doesn’t know where his head’s at… good for Kristina who told her, ‘he’s not sleeping with you for a reason’.
I hope Polly decides to leave before final vows because what is the point in that girl putting on another wedding dress and being rejected.
Adam couldn’t even answer Orson when he asked him how he feels about Polly.
On the boys’ night out, Luke asked them if he makes Amy happy and the unanimous decision was that he doesn’t. He is so in awe of Amy that he will persevere all the way to final vows.
In the spoiler for the next dinner party we saw Amy tell Polly that Adam can be complimentary because he was making comments about me when we were shopping for underwear.
If that doesn’t make Polly decide to leave that dinner party and not go through to final vows I don’t know what will – she’s being faced with cold, hard facts now.