Elora Murger has said there was more to the fake love letter fiasco on Bachelor in Paradise than we saw – despite Eden Schwencke saying otherwise.
To recap, what we saw at home was Elora receiving a touching letter (which you can read here) signed by American Jared, and being devastated to later learn it was, in fact, Eden who wrote it as a (bizarre) prank. Later, the fire dancer chose to allow the breakdancer to stay when she had the power to send him home.
However, Elora has told Mamamia the portrayal of what happened wasn’t “fair”, because it saw Eden solely copping the blame when, in fact, he wasn’t the only one who wrote the letter.
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“I think the way it happened wasn’t really fair because Eden wasn’t the only one who was part of it,” the 27-year-old said.
Eden, however, tried to take full responsibility for the prank when speaking to Mamamia on Monday.
When we asked if she could tell us who helped write the letter, Elora told us that she wanted to respect Eden’s decision not to rat out his mates. (We assume this is part of the Bachelor Bro Code.)
“Eden’s decided… he said if they wanted to own up to it they would, but he was not going to be the one to say the names so I respect that.”
But in the end, Elora said there were no hard feelings anyway – she and Eden were “really good friends” and she got to show viewers her “true colours” by not sending Eden home.