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It’s over for two fan favourites on My Kitchen Rules.
Stella and Jazzey were forced out of the kitchen after an epic cook-off against Alex and Emily.
The teams were fighting for a place in the grand final, but Stella and Jazzey, both 21, couldn’t compete with Alex, 35, and Emily, 27, who scored almost all eights and nines for their dishes.
Judge Pete Evans gave the Queensland couple a 10, calling it a “hat trick”. He said their dishes were “perfect, perfect and perfect”.

"You could be our next champions," fellow judge Manu Feildel told them.
It was welcome news for the pair.
"We just had this aim. We wanted to get to the grand final, it's everything we wanted, and I just can't believe that it's happened," said a tearful Emily, 27.
But you could see how heartbroken Stella and Jazzey were. Stella couldn't even talk at first, and the other contestants felt their pain at coming so close, only to miss out on a spot at the final.
"We're definitely disappointed to go out like this," said Jazzey.
"We didn't want that at all. You want to go out on a high, and that definitely was not our best three-course."
Still, she was able to stay upbeat, even in the face of defeat.
"We're disappointed in that way, but to come third... Like, if this was the Olympics, we'd get bronze medals," added Jazzey, prompting everybody to laugh.

Top Comments
The best contestants the show has ever seen (along with Henry & Anna). Literally there for food and a good time, and kept out of the drama the whole season. Bravo.
Great. Through to the final are Alex and "prone to kitchen nervous breakdowns" Emily, whose laugh makes me want to stab a fork through my own eyeball, and Kim and Suong who have managed to constantly whinge, whine, complain, and argue their way to the top. A worthy final two teams for the cesspit that this once quite good show has become with its histrionic voiceover commentary. Tuning out next season!
Completely agree. Two of the least likeable (and talented) teams in the final. Buh-bye!