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The most explosive feud in My Kitchen Rules history occurred during group 3’s instant restaurant rounds, where judge Colin Fassnidge, 43, says that it got so tense around the table that he had to leave the room to prevent an all-out brawl.
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“It got quite physical nearly,” he said to The Northern Star of the row with a team, who he does not want to name as he isn’t sure if the controversial incident will even make the cut.
“I was calling for help, [saying] get me out of here,” he shared of the incident. “I [had to] take a break and let things calm down.”
MKR’s Group 3 Judges: Colin Fassnidge and Darren Robertson.
The owner of top Sydney nosh spot 4Fourteen revealed that the fiery altercation took place after a series of verbal showdowns.
“There were a few heated exchanges,” explains the father-of-two.
“Some of it was over the food, some of it was over me just being annoyed – some people say stuff and you keep pulling them up on it and chipping away.”
Things get heated with MKR judge Colin Fassnidge and contestants.
“That’s my job to find out what they don’t know and some people don’t like that,” he continued. “They don’t like to be questioned.”
It’s not the first time things have got heated on the show.
Contestant Tyson, 26, revealed to The Courier Mail that judge Manu Feildel had to pull him aside recently to help him sort out his self-professed “short temper”.
Contestant Tyson was told to reign in his fiery temper if he wanted to make it in the restaurant industry.
“He pulled me aside and said if I want to pursue a career in food, which I do, I am going to have to manage my anger and I think that I did,” Tyson said.
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