My Kinky Romp: Two contestants claim they were filmed on set by a crew member as they had sex.
, the male and female contestants, who were living in a house as part of the filming for an upcoming season of, were engaged in a consensual sex act when they realised they were being filmed. The incident happened sometime in mid-2019, about 5am.
The report alleged the staff member promised to delete the footage, but months later it was viewed by an unknown number of post-production staff at Channel 7’s studios in Eveleigh, in inner-city Sydney.My Kitchen Rules: The Rivals“All filming was done in accordance with contestant contracts.” The source said it was “super normal” for footage of that kind to be viewed by post-production staff but added others seeing it was “unfortunate”.
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