Fans have made some hilarious responses to Laurel Stucky ’s latest angry rant against The Challenge production team. As The Challenge 40 : Battle of the Eras premiered last night, one contestant was left fuming about how the show had been edited. Somewhat predictably, 39-year-old Laurel - who was the first challenger to earn safety in last night's fast-paced episode - took to social media to slam the show for “dramatic” editing and for making it look like the competition was closer than it was.
The Challenge fans think producers are setting one favorite up to get her first win The Challenge fans call All Stars 5 'worst season ever' following latest spoiler Sharing a screenshot of her collecting lights to her Instagram stories, Laurel wrote: “Fyi!! I hate when they make it look close when it’s not...
I finished ahead of everyone - men and women. I was so far ahead no one was even in the water yet and i was on my way back to shore (except CT he got in the boat when I was heading back to shore).” She added: “I hate they sometimes make it seem close between people for dramatics when it wasn’t close at all.
” On Reddit , fans had some pretty hilarious responses and were quick to remind the fiery contestant that she was taking part in a reality TV show - not the Olympics. One wrote: “Girl you won, who gives af about the margin of time,” while another added: “girl this isn’t the olympics its reality tv.” A third chimed in, sarcastically quipping: “‘I hate when producers edit the TV show to be exciting.
’” Asking whether Laurel knew what she had signed up for, another viewer joked: “Does Laurel know she’s on an EDITED reality tv show? Or did she forget?” A fifth dispaired: “Gawwwd who cares Laurel?! She is SO insecure and unhappy with herself it shows so blatant.” DON'T MISS: The Challenge's Michele Fitzgerald confirms romance with unlikely champion The Challenge's Cara Maria Sorbello hints at split from longtime boyfriend Paulie The Challenge's Johnny Bananas says he's 'pettiest f---ing king known to man' on season 40 As one of the more divisive contestants on MTV’s hit reality show, Laurel has received her fair share of online hate. Speaking about the “negative” response she has received since rising to fame on the show, the two-time champ explained that it was “a lot” for her to deal with, especially considering she is just "a regular person” without the backing or support of a publicist team.
Opening up to Entertainment Weekly about the scrutiny she continues to face, she added: "And sometimes that gets in the way of me celebrating and really taking in the blessings that this show has brought to my life.”.
