Dream Team winners Liam and Rhys break their silence over competitors Taeler and Elle’s controversial ‘villain’ edit: ‘Wrong’
Dream Team winners Liam and Rhys Almond have broken their silence on the ‘villain’ edit of their competitors Taeler and Elle.
The Queensland The tradie brothers said the sisters, who finished third on the show, were often unfairly perceived as ‘mean’ due to their extremely competitive nature.
“Outside of the competition, Taeler and Ellie were great people. I just think they were very competitive,” Liam said Yahoo Lifestyle.
“Because they’re so competitive, I think they’ve gone about things a little bit the wrong way, and it shows on TV. I think a lot of Australians have just noticed that that’s not what this show is about.”
Rhys added that taking part in the show had been a stressful experience for all the contestants and he was adamant that there would be no hard feelings.
“There was a lot of work, a lot of stress, a lot of thinking about something, day in and day out. It didn’t feel like you had a break the whole time you were doing it, so it was great to be done,” he said.
“All that hard work and the fact that I had a dream house and we were able to get Rhys that $100,000 was amazing,” Liam added.
Liam and Rhys were announced winners of the Channel Seven reality series on Tuesday after a thrilling finale.
Dream Team winners Liam and Rhys Almond have broken their silence on their competitors Taeler and Elle who received a ‘villain’ edit. Both pictured
Rhys and Liam Almond completed a stunning renovation of their tropical backyard and took home the prize.
They scored 37.5 out of 40 to take home the title of 2024 Dream Home Champions and $100,000 in prize money.
As one of six teams in the Dream Home competition, Liam’s dilapidated Deception Bay Queenslander has been given a stunning renovation, with the property now valued at $1.6 million.
The traditional Queensland brothers said sisters Taeler and Ellle (pictured) – who finished third in the show – were often wrongly perceived as ‘mean’, due to their extremely competitive nature
Looking back on their win and his new dream home, Liam described the competition as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for his family, which also helped him reconnect with his brother.
“Rhys and I are friends, but we’ve also become brothers again because we live under the same roof,” he said.
Dream Home judges Lana Taylor, Simon Cohen and Rosie Morley unanimously praised the design and layout of the duo’s backyard.
Just half a point separated Rhys and Liam from runners-up Lara and Peter Bird, who scored 37 out of 40 points for their back garden in Belrose.
On Tuesday, Liam and Rhys were announced winners of the Channel Seven reality TV series after a thrilling finale. Just half a point separated Rhys and Liam from runners-up Lara and Peter Bird, who scored 37 out of 40 for their back garden in Belrose