Previous Bachelor Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich have commented on the drama surrounding the latest Bachelor Blake Garvey after he split with fiancée Sam Frost.
Previous Bachelor Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich have commented on the drama surrounding the latest Bachelor Blake Garvey after he split with fiancée Sam Frost.
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As they’ve been flaunting on social media recently while enjoying a romantic getaway, Tim and Anna’s relationship is still rock solid, one year on from when they first met on the reality matchmaking show.
Then, as they attended an event in Sydney for the launch of the Missoni for Target, they revealed their thoughts Blake and Sam – and they kept it rather diplomatic.
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“We haven’t see all the interviews and don’t know all the facts,” Anna Heinrich told the Daily Mail while at the launch.
Referring to what Sam went through she said, “It must have been a difficult”
“You could see they were doing it differently from how they did it with us”.
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“The show did seem different,” Tim said, also showing empathy for the newer couple.
“It would have been horrible to be in the situation of meeting someone and then thinking afterwards ‘this isn’t right’. I am so glad I didn’t have to go through that.”
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Anna agreed: “We are really happy and we are so grateful for meeting [on the show]”.
Tim did show a slight hint of cynicism about what Blake’s intentions might have been though when he said: “We wanted to keep it real – I wanted to keep it real.”
“I went in there with the intentions of finding love and I was lucky enough to find that.”
The pair were amongst a variety of local celebrities that turned out to celebrate the Missoni event as the creative director of the family label Angela Missoni flew in from Italy to launch the affordable fashion and homewares line for Target.
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The new range will feature the signature Missoni zig zag design and will retail between $10 and $169 – a much more affordable price range than the thousands it can cost for a designer piece of Missoni’s full-price range collection.
Click through for a sneak peek at the colourful collection and the celebrities who attended the launch at Sydney’s Bondi Icebergs.
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Speaking at the Sydney launch of Missoni for Target, Tim Robards said of this year’s Bachelor drama: “The show did seem different…It would have been horrible to be in the situation of meeting someone and then thinking afterwards ‘this isn’t right’. I am so glad I didn’t have to go through that.”
Angela Missoni, the creative director of Italian fashion label Missoni flew in from Italy to launch the affordable fashion and homewares line for Target – posing here with some of the products featuring the fashion label’s signature zig zag pattern.
The fashion line keeps it in the family. Here Rosita Missoni, Angela Missoni, Teresa Maccapani Missoni, (front) Giacomo Missoni, Rosita Missoni and Francesco Maccapani Missoni pose in front of the giant two-story deckchair adorned with the signature Missoni pattern that was erected at Bondi beach to celebrate the launch.
Tim and Anna posted a series of loved-up snaps of their romantic getaway together over the weekend as their romance appears more rock-solid than ever.
Unlike new Bachelor Blake and Sam, who parted ways after being engaged for only six weeks, Tim and Anna recently celebrated their one-year anniversary together: “1 year strong! My bachelorette is taking me on a date…”
Tim did show a slight hint of cynicism about what Blake’s intentions might have been though when speaking at last night’s event, he said: “We wanted to keep it real – I wanted to keep it real. I went in there with the intentions of finding love and I was lucky enough to find that.”
Amongst the attendees at last night’s Missoni event was Aussie footwear designer Terry Biviano, posing here with creative director Angela Missoni.
Anthony Pecora, Head of Designers for Target poses amongst someof the homewared products for the new ‘Missoni for Target range.
TV presenter Sally Obermeder poses with Target CEO Stuart Machin at the Missoni for Target launch event.
Aussie model Samantha Harris and TV presenter Kylie Gillies pose amongst the Missoni signature zig-zag pattern at the launch event.
Media personalities Shelly Horton and Magdalena Roze look fun and colourful for the brightly patterned event in Sydney. Missoni for Target launches in Australia on October 8.
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