Shortly afterwards, when the pair reunited, Alyssa was seen simulating vomiting as Duncan went in for a hug, before she relentlessly called out the 36-year-old at the dinner table.
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Duncan calmly stated, while he did desire a future with Alyssa, the pair just weren’t right for each other in the end. However, his bid to defuse the situation was futile.
“You dumped me bro, you dumped me Duncan, you broke my heart,” Alyssa said. “You made me believe that there was a future for us. I sacrificed leaving my son for you!”
Viewers took to social media after the frustrating encounter, lamenting Alyssa for being “delusional” and projecting her own insecurities on to Duncan:
Alyssa hasn’t been conducting any media interviews over the past few weeks amid her emerging “villain” portrayal.
Meanwhile, news.com.au spoke with Duncan following last week’s final vows, where he doubled down on his defence of Alyssa.
“The stuff that people are saying about her and to her … I hate it. I’ve seen some of it, I don’t see much of it, I do try to pull myself away from it,” Duncan told us.
“No one deserves some of the horrible comments people have said.”
Duncan also confirmed he recently wrote to her asking if there was anything he could do to help her.
“If anybody asked me, in any interview, about Alyssa, you’ll always see that I talk positively of her, because that’s what I genuinely think about her,” he said.
“It’s crazy how cruel some people can be behind a keyboard when they’ve seen one aspect of somebody’s life.”
