Scott Cam names the two teams who worked the hardest on the latest season of The Block: 'You've got to give 120 per cent' READ MORE: The Block houses from last season already empty and in disrepair By Marta Jary For Daily Mail Australia Published: 10:29, 25 August 2024 | Updated: 10:36, 25 August 2024 e-mail View comments Scott Cam has listed off the teams he thinks are the hardest working on the new season of The Block. The show's host rattled off teams Courtney and Grant, and Kristian and Mimi, especially Kristian, as giving it their all. 'It's just one of those things where you've got to be on full-time and you've got to give 120 per cent,' he said in a nine.
com.au video. However when it came to which house is likely to win, Scott said that is something he cannot predict.
'I can't really comment on which house will resonate with the public,' he said. 'The concept of our show is that we have no control over the auction and our grand finale whatsoever. 'We turn up on the day and hope for the best but it's the general public that decide the winner.
' The Block will reportedly lose one of their teams in the coming weeks as the pressure cooker reality show threatens to break-up one unhappy couple . Scott Cam (pictured) has listed off the teams he thinks are the hardest working on the new season of The Block Jesse Maguire and Paige Beechey from the Blue Team have now been confirmed as the pair who will throw down their shovels in week five and walk off-site for good. An insider revealed on Wednesday the engaged couple, who are the youngest team this season, will leave the show to save their relationship, reported Yahoo Lifestyle .
'Jesse and Paige asked themselves a real question: Is the chance of making money worth risking their relationship?' a source told the publication. 'Channel Nine gave them the go-ahead to leave the show after some heated exchanges on their hot microphones. 'It's just one of those things where you've got to be on full-time and you've got to give 120 per cent,' he said 'It was a really tough decision, but both Jesse and Paige believe Australia will embrace their decision positively.
' The Insider went on to say fights between Jesse, 29, and Paige, 27, became 'pretty toxic' toward the end and tested the limits of their relationship. Cracks could already be seen last week when Blockhead Paige crumbled under the pressure of week one and let loose on architect Julian Brenchley. The claims specialist lost it when the architect pushed back on her plan to relocate the master bedroom to the mezzanine level, separating it from the other bedrooms.
The show's host rattled off teams Courtney and Grant (pictured) as giving it their all He also named Kristian and Mimi, especially Kristian, as giving it their all. Both pictured Series co-creator and producer Julian Cress also confirmed earlier this month that one couple will choose to leave the show , but are set to return later in the season. Read More Scott Cam reportedly not happy with one Block pairing's diva antics While other cast and crew members are said to believe the Perth couple made 'the right decision' in quitting, there are concerns viewers will find their exit 'polarising'.
However, the source also revealed that since leaving The Block, the engaged couple seem happier than ever and 'get along famously'. The lovebirds are set to get married later this year and even celebrated Jesse's 30th birthday with a getaway to Europe alongside their friends. Daily Mail Australia previously reported in April that Jesse and Paige will be replaced on-site by sisters from New South Wales.
Maddy and Charlotte were said to have received only 24 hours notice to accept The Block offer and finish the build Jesse and Paige started. Jesse Maguire, 29, and Paige Beechey, 27, (both pictured) from the Blue Team have now been confirmed as the pair who will throw down their shovels in week five and walk off-site for good The Block Share or comment on this article: Scott Cam names the two teams who worked the hardest on the latest season of The Block: 'You've got to give 120 per cent' e-mail Add comment.
