MasterChef SPOILER: Fan favourite accidentally reveals they leave the show early in an Instagram blunder
Poh Ling Yeow let the MasterChef production schedule slip earlier this month.
During a radio interview on April 1, the 47-year-old celebrity chef admitted they were only ‘halfway through’ filming the show in Melbourne.
With this slip of the tongue, Poh confirmed not only that she makes it to the end of the competition, but also which fan favourite doesn’t.
Oops! MasterChef: Back to Win favourite Courtney Roulston (pictured) has seemingly confirmed her early exit from the competition and show in a huge Instagram blunder
In light of Poh’s information, it looks likes Courtney Roulston exits the show early.
For the past four weeks, Courtney has been sharing daily updates to Instagram from her home in Coogee, where she lives with her fiancée, Sophie King.
While her posts aren’t suspicious in and of themselves, the fact she is in Sydney confirms her exit because production of Melbourne is still under way in Melbourne.
Similarly, Hayden Quinn was pictured at a Bunnings Warehouse in Balgowlah on Friday, which proves he also doesn’t make the finals.
Awkward! For the past four weeks, the 39-year-old has been sharing almost daily updates at home in Sydney with her partner and dogs – despite the show still being filmed in Melbourne
Home already? Similarly, Hayden Quinn (pictured) was spotted shopping at Bunnings Balgowlah on Friday near his Sydney home, also hinting he also fails to make the finals
MasterChef: Back to Win stars and production company Endemol Shine Australia have been more transparent with the filming schedule this year due to COVID-19.
A spokesperson from Endemol Shine Australia said that hand sanitising stations and additional sinks were being provided as they film during the pandemic.
Judge Jock Zonfrillo said earlier this month that contestants from interstate were staying in Melbourne on the weekends because of travel restrictions.
Secret’s out! Poh Ling Yeow (pictured) let slip in an interview on April 1 that the show was only ‘halfway through’ filming – making it easy to work out which are stars are no longer there
Precautions: MasterChef: Back to Win stars and production company Endemol Shine Australia have been more transparent with the filming schedule this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic
‘It’s tough for me personally. My family, wife and kids, are in Adelaide while I’m here in Melbourne filming,’ Jock told Hit Mid North Coast on April 9.
Poh Ling Yeow said on April 1 that MasterChef was only ‘halfway through’ production, and social distancing had made things difficult on set.
‘It looks a little bit different. Everyone is stood 1.5m apart from each other following the government regulations, and we’re pushing ahead,’ she told Hit 105.
While discussing the precautions they’re taking on-set to prevent the spread of the deadly virus, they’ve made it easy for fans to work out which stars leave early.
‘It’s tough’: On April 9, MasterChef judge Jock Zonfrillo (pictured) said that contestants from interstate were staying in Melbourne on the weekends because of travel restrictions