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The Block’s executive producers accused Joel Patfull and Elle Ferguson of giving up because they couldn’t handle 12 weeks on a construction site in Victoria. Julian Cress, the show’s creator who has overseen all 18 seasons of the popular Nine renovation show, said the crew was confused when the Sydney couple dropped equipment during the first week of shooting in April. While Elle and Joel insist they quit due to a family emergency, Mr Cress told the Herald Sun it was probably due to more superficial concerns. The Block’s executive producers accuse ‘quit’ Joel Patfull and Elle Ferguson (pictured) giving up because they couldn’t handle 12 weeks on the building site She claims Elle, a 36-year-old fashion influencer from Bondi, rejects the idea of ​​wearing hi-vis work clothes instead of her usual chic outfits. Mr Cress also cast doubt on the couple’s claims that they were forced to leave the show to care for Joel’s ailing mother after she fell at his home in Adelaide. ‘[Elle] seemed

The Block layoffs Elle and Joel gave up after 48 hours because the show wasn’t ‘branded’ and ‘the toilet paper was too scratchy’, says host Scott Cam By Savanna Young For The Australian Daily Mail Published: 8:52 p.m. EDT, 31 July 2022 | Updated: 21:44 EDT, 31 July 2022 Block hosts Scott Cam lashed out at contestants Elle Ferguson and Joel Patfull for their ‘p**s poor’ excuses to quit the new season. The couple’s time on the show ended before it actually started, after they gave up on ‘family reasons’ after just 48 hours on a construction site in Victoria. As reported by TV Week, Scott told other contestants that Elle and Joel left because the show wasn’t ‘branded’ to them as Sydney influencers. Block host Scott Cam blasts contestants Elle Ferguson (left) and Joel Patfull (right) for their ‘p**s poor’ excuse to quit the show He also said they had complained ‘toilet paper is too scratchy’. Elle, 36, a popular fash

The Block stops Elle Ferguson and Joel Patfull fleeing to Byron Bay after buying a $4 million backcountry home – as they brace for a backlash when their surprise airs on TV By Chloe-lee Longhetti For The Australian Daily Surat Published: 6:35pm EDT, 19 July 2022 | Updated: 6:59pm EDT, 19 July 2022 Fashion influencer Elle Ferguson and her AFL star fiancé Joel Patfull have bought a small estate in the Byron Bay backcountry for $4 million. The couple, who left the upcoming season of The Block just 48 hours after production, visited an address in Ewingsdale, just 5km from the city of Byron Bay. They purchased the property, which consists of two small houses, in partnership with Elle’s sister, Lucie Ferguson, reports The Daily Telegraph. Fashion influencer Elle Ferguson and her AFL star fiancé Joel Patfull have bought a small estate in the Byron Bay backcountry for $4 million. They purchased the property, consisting

The parents of the slain 13-year-old Queensland schoolboy, Daniel Morcombe, criticized the producers of the new Australian film, saying the film “made money on heinous crimes” and “dishonoured” their son. Key points: Released at the Cannes Film Festival in May, The Stranger features actor Joel Edgerton as an undercover police officer. Bruce and Denise Morcombe dismiss the idea the film is fictional and say it’s ‘so sad’ Melbourne International Film Festival says the film is ‘a strong work by a respected Australian director’ The Stranger is a dramatization of the decade-long investigation that led to the arrest of the teenage killer, Brett Peter Cowan. The film’s producers said it was a “fictional account of an undercover police operation that resulted in a successful murder prosecution”. The film, which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in May, follows two strangers who meet on a plane and become friends. “For Henry Teague (actor Sean Harris), exhausted from a lifetime of physical la

The parents of the slain 13-year-old Queensland schoolboy, Daniel Morcombe, criticized the producers of the new Australian film, saying the film “made money on heinous crimes” and “dishonoured” their son. Key points: Released at the Cannes Film Festival in May, The Stranger features actor Joel Edgerton as an undercover police officer. Bruce and Denise Morcombe dismiss the idea the film is fictional and say it’s ‘so sad’ Melbourne International Film Festival says the film is ‘a strong work by a respected Australian director’ The Stranger is a dramatization of the decade-long investigation that led to the arrest of the teenage killer, Brett Peter Cowan. The film’s producers said it was a “fictional account of an undercover police operation that resulted in a successful murder prosecution”. The film, which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in May, follows two strangers who meet on a plane and become friends. “For Henry Teague (actor Sean Harris), exhausted from a lifetime of physical la

Channel Nine has released a dramatic new trailer for the 2022 season of The Block. The eighteenth season, titled The Block: Tree Change, sees five city-loving couples arriving in a limousine to Gisborne South in Victoria’s Macedon Ranges. Drama quickly ensued as furious host Scott Cam questioned why either team would ‘do runners after two days’. Channel Nine has released a new trailer for the 2022 season of The Block: Tree Change. In one dramatic moment, host Scott Cam rips off one of the teams for ‘doing the runner’ The start of the trailer sees longtime host Scott, 59, arrive in a blue plaid shirt and announce to the camera: ‘Australia, welcome to Block country!’ A limousine then drops off five couples, as Scott reveals the new season will see not only five stunning properties come to life but also tennis courts and a winery. Neale Whitaker cuts a dapper figure in a tailored suit as he plays tennis, while fellow returning judge Shaynna Blaze makes a superb arrival on horseback.