World News – AU – The block’s Scott Cam addresses the show’s biggest prize money scandal

Posted: 03:19 GMT, 22. December 2020 | Updated: 09:24 GMT, Nov.. December 2020

Queenslanders Jimmy and Tam Wilkins took home a record $ 1. 06 million in prize money for winning The Block this year.

But now the rightful ownership of the large sum seems to have been called into question.

A recent affair teases an explosive reveal of what it billed as the biggest renovation show scandal in its 16-year history.

The block’s Scott Cam (pictured) will tackle the biggest SCANDAL of the series in the aftermath of A Current Affair on Tuesday as legal ownership of 2020 winners’ prize money comes into question

On Monster Auction Day of the 2020 season, which aired in November, all five luxury houses in Brighton rose more than 460. 000 USD over the reserve.

ACA claims the show was about to « bomb a bomb that no one saw coming when the cameras stopped ». .

An excerpt from an interview with presenter Scott Cam, which will be broadcast on Tuesday evening, shows the sympathetic presenter of reporter Alison Piotrowski: “Something happened and it happened to us. . . It’s about human nature, it’s about being honest. I suppose. ‘

Winners are Grinners: Queenslanders Jimmy and Tam Wilkins won The Block this year, taking home a record $ 1. 06 million prize money

drama! ACA claims the show was facing a « bombshell that no one saw coming when the cameras stopped rolling » while host Scott Cam feels uncomfortable discussing the prize money

Alison then asks Scott, « What happens to the prize money? » at which point the Channel Nine star pauses and shuffles uncomfortably in his seat.

Winners Jimmy and Tam’s renovated 1950s home on 360A New Street in Brighton raised $ 4. 256 million on auction day, the reserve of $ 3 broken. 29 million from a whopping 966. $ 000.

The rookie renovators then jumped to a seven-figure sum as an extra 100 prize money. $ 000 has been thrown to the top.

The mysterious buyer who bought Jimmy and Tam’s winning lot in The Block was 28-year-old cybersecurity specialist Emese Fajk.

Sold! The mysterious buyer who snapped Jimmy and Tam’s winning item on The Block was cybersecurity specialist Emese Fajk, 28

Party too early? One solid theory was that the winners’ property sale was now a failure and would no longer be considered the top of the program’s leaderboard

Many fans have flooded The Block’s official Instagram post, claiming the scandal couldn’t be that bad as it is covered by their own network.

Solid theory is that the winners’ property sale has failed and is no longer considered to be the top of the program’s leaderboard.

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