Shaynna Blaze almost trips over in her stilettos on doomed Block set after pop-up McCafe disaster
Is the new Block site cursed? Shaynna Blaze almost trips over her stilettos on doomed Charming St set during filming after pop-up McCafe disaster and ‘illegal’ parking scandal
The recordings for the new season of The Block are in full swing.
And on Sunday, judge Shaynna Blaze almost tripped over her stilettos when she arrived on set on Charming Street in Melbourne’s Hampton East.
The decorator, 60, struggled to keep her balance as she entered House 2 with fellow judge Darren Palmer.
Shaynna showed off her incredible figure in a gray pencil dress and sheer top with puff sleeves as she almost tripped on the construction site.
Leaving her long blonde locks behind, she couldn’t wipe the smile off her face as she reached the property holding a cup of coffee.
Is the new Block site cursed? Shaynna Blaze almost tripped over her stilettos on doomed Charming St set during filming after pop-up McCafe disaster and ‘illegal’ parking scandal
The decorator, 60, struggled to keep her balance as she entered House 2 with fellow judge Darren Palmer
It comes after it was revealed that residents around ‘The Block’ are upset after a makeshift McCafe across the street suddenly stopped serving free coffee – and complaints are growing about traditional parking in front of their driveways.
The McDonald’s McCafe is built on the front porch of a house directly across the street from the houses being renovated for the popular Channel Nine series.
The stall has been in place for the past seven weeks, handing out free drinks to craftsmen and residents alike until last week when the Macca’s benevolence for neighbors suddenly ended.
The controversy follows reports that neighbors are still angry over access to their homes being blocked by those working on the show.
Shaynna showed off her incredible figure in a gray pencil dress and sheer top with puff sleeves as she almost tripped at the construction site
Leaving her long blonde locks behind, she couldn’t wipe the smile off her face when she arrived at the property
On Sunday, a resident near the filming location shared their anger after one of ‘The Block’ stars ‘illegally’ blocked access to their private driveway.
The community member shared a photo of the incident on the 2023 Charming St ‘The Block’ Facebook page.”
The photo showed scaffolding and fencing around the grounds of ‘The Block’, along with several traditional vehicles parked in the street.
“This is right after I tried with The Block guys because a certain star illegally parked his car in the parking zone again, and because there was a car parked on our side of the street, it was impossible for me to get in. come up the driveway,” the resident declared.
“If you know the area, you can see that the car has moved to another part of the non-standing area. This was all after I emailed a few days ago [ago] to the builders and [executive producer] Julian Cress asked them to tell people not to. Come on guys… do better!’
It comes after it was revealed that residents around ‘The Block’ are upset after a makeshift McCafe across the street suddenly stopped serving free coffee
In March, Daily Mail Australia reported that residents were angry with Cress himself after he parked his $500,000 Porsche in the street.
Some residents were also angry when Channel Nine asked them to move their car so that a 1950s commercial for the hit reality TV show could be filmed.
“The Channel Nine producers who handled it were nothing short of a joke,” said one resident.
“He literally told residents to move our cars, but he could park wherever he wanted.”
On Sunday, a resident near the filming location also shared their anger after one of ‘The Block’ stars ‘illegally’ blocked access to their private driveway