My Kitchen Rules contestant accuses flirty friends ‘Coco and Pearls’ of having stripper names and offers to ‘slip them a fiver’
My Kitchen Rules kicked off to a fiery start this week when flirty friends Coco and Pearls were accused of having stripper names in the first two episodes.
The NSW ‘alpha-women’, who hail from New Zealand and Czech Republic respectively, couldn’t seem to catch a break on Monday and Tuesday night.
It began when the pair admitted Coco and Pearls were not their real names, which is when Queensland contestant Claudean rudely asked if they were stripper names.
‘She’s just out for it. She’s just someone who wants to start something. And I’m like, “You’re someone to look out for,”‘ Coco later told producers.
Meanwhile, Claudean boldly admitted at the table: ‘You either like me or you hate me. Most people hate me.’
However, things didn’t end there when the feisty friends were accused of being strippers yet again during Tuesday night’s episode.
WA contestants Tommy and Rach joined the table after spending the first night cooking and decided to catch up on the drama they missed in episode one.
‘Coco was called a stripper,’ Claudean’s husband Anthony said, prompting her to jump in and say: ‘I bet you can’t guess who called Coco and Pearls strippers.’
Looking visibly uncomfortable, Tommy and Rach attempted to avoid the question, but Claudean said: ‘Well, that would be me.’
‘Shock horror,’ Coco snidely responded, still holding a grudge from the previous night as she explained to the newcomers what happened.
Rach fully supported her fellow contestants’ choice of name, as she was later seen telling producers: ‘Everyone deserves to have their own creative expression.’
‘And if that’s your name and it’s a stripper name, I’m all here for it baby. And here’s a fiver.’
It comes after Claudean accused Coco and Pearls of flirting with her husband Anthony on Monday night.
As the new batch of contestants were chatting over dinner, the ‘Barbie twins’ openly flirted with Anthony, saying he ‘looked like George Clooney’.
The comment ruffled Claudean’s feathers and she quickly snapped back: ‘Stop flirting with him!’
