Mocking accents, describing rivals as 'mail order brides' and accusing a contestant of bringing her friend along 'to make herself look prettier': MKR's Josh and Austin unleash a barrage of insults in explosive dinner party
- Do you have a story about an MKR contestant? Email tips@dailymail.com
With nine other seasons under their belts, My Kitchen Rules has had its fair share of 'villains'.
But in Monday's explosive first episode of the Channel Seven cooking show home-schooled Christians Josh and Austin could prove to be the most outrageous 'villains' yet.
Asked about their first impressions of the others in the first Instant Restaurant, the brothers didn't hold back with their opinions.
Mocking accents, describing rivals as 'mail order brides' and accusing a contestant of bringing her friend along 'to make herself look prettier': MKR's Josh and Austin unleash a barrage of insults in explosive dinner party
'I'm trying to hold my tongue as long as possible and just observe everyone in the room but I feel my word vomit coming, I can't hold it in,' Josh warned on-camera.
Pointing to pink-haired Jodi-Anne, who has been married to her husband and teammate Mick for more than a decade, Josh began.
'We thought that you were a lesbian and that was your gay best friend,' he said.
'Mail order brides': Sydney socialites Ibby (left) and Romel (right) weren't pleased after Josh and Austin took aim at them
Next in the firing line were Ibby and Romel, socialites from Sydney.
'You two, what I thought that you two had in common was that you like both had mail order brides but the gay version,' Josh told them.
A shocked looking Romel was less than impressed.
'I think it's a little bit too early in the game to be calling someone a mail order bride,' he later complained to camera.
Others seemed to feel the same way, with Perth's Karito fuming: 'My blood is boiling and I'm trying to like, cool it down.'
Not making friends: Not many guests at the first Instant Restaurant escaped criticism from Josh (left) and Austin (right)
'My blood is boiling and I'm trying to like, cool it down': Perth contestant Karito became enraged at the boys' comments
But Josh and Austin weren't done yet and turned their sights on Andy and Ruby.
Speaking to Ruby and referencing Andy, Josh said: 'We thought that you were like a sassy plastic chick with a friend who you brought along to make yourself look prettier.'
Andy was left gobsmacked at the insult and responded, 'Did he just say that? I'm offended!'
Earlier in the evening, Austin caused chaos by expressing his opinion that he wanted other people to fail rather than Ash and Stacey, who were tasked with the first Instant Restaurant.
When he received backlash, Austin raged to camera: 'Get over it! I'm just saying my opinion. Those guys are nicer than all you fake people.'
Escalating things further was Josh, who spoke slower so the others 'could understand' as he repeated that he and Austin wanted Ash and Stacey to do well.
Shocked! Andy (left) was left gobsmacked when Josh told her MKR teammate Ruby (right): 'We thought that you were like a sassy plastic chick with a friend who you brought along to make yourself look prettier'
'You guys are like so sensitive. Like get cushioned walls,' Josh taunted.
Later, in a piece to camera, Blake and his sister Amanda described how tense the dinner party had become.
'He's making his way around the table, basically just roasting everyone one by one,' Blake explained.
'Josh has just unleashed at the table. They're dinner party terrorists!'
My Kitchen Rules continues Tuesday, 7pm on Channel Seven
'They're dinner party terrorists!' Blake (pictured with sister Amanda) came up with a catchy label for Josh and Austin after their Instant Restaurant tirade
Comments 0
Share what you think
No comments have so far been submitted. Why not be the first to send us your thoughts, or debate this issue live on our message boards.
