Love Triangle: Emily rips off her microphone and storms out of dinner with Sam: “It’s over!”

Love Triangle certainly stirred up the drama after a couple’s relationship came to an explosive end following a huge fight during Thursday’s episode.

The fiery exchange resulted in Emily Ryder ripping off her microphone and leaving a dinner party, announcing the end of her relationship with Sam Fisher.

The evening, which started with the pair participating in the event hand-in-hand, took a turn as tensions came to the surface.

“I feel like there’s a divide between… You and I?” Sam, 35, did the research and set the stage for the dramatic unraveling.

‘You and me? Yeah, a little bit,” Emily replied.

As the conversation progressed, Emily brought up discussions she’d had with fellow participant Sophie, who Sam could also have been paired with.

“Every time my name comes up you’re like, ‘I don’t want to talk about her?’ Emily said.

Sam’s response was immediate and fervent. ‘What do you expect from me? Are you serious?’ he replied, clearly agitated by the turn of events.

Emily tried to maintain some appearance of decorum and insisted that the setting was not appropriate for such an intense discussion.

‘Not now. I’m not doing this right now,” she said, trying to defuse the situation.

But Sam escalated the confrontation and scolded her for causing trouble.

“No, but you just created a lot of drama. Don’t ask me about the rest of these mugs,” he snapped.

As the argument intensified, Sam accused Emily of being swayed by Sophie’s words, to which Emily replied firmly, “I don’t listen to anyone.” I listen to myself. I don’t like the way you’ve been acting tonight.”

The final straw came when Emily confronted Sam about his behavior at the party, which included calling another guest “penis.”

Her patience ran out and Emily made the decisive move to leave the drama.

‘I’m not doing this now. I am gone. I’m out,” she declared as she began to turn off her microphone.

‘I’m literally gone. It’s over baby, it’s over,’ she screamed.

“Can I take this damn thing off? I just want to go out,” Emily begged before leaving, leaving the room – and the relationship – behind her.

Left in the aftermath, Sam confided in another contestant and admitted he had ‘lost control of his home’.

Alan sets his sights on a new partner

Meanwhile, a potential new romance simmered in the background, offering viewers a glimmer of hope amid the heartbreak.

Alan, who struggled to connect with his previous matches Jess and Caity, took a bold step by pulling Sophie aside.

Alan confessed to Sophie: ‘This is going to sound a bit cheesy, just like when I first saw you there was a bit of the first time I really had a bit of a spark.’

The admission came as a welcome surprise, especially on an evening overshadowed by confrontation and conflict.

Alan expressed his interest in getting to know Sophie beyond the walls of the dinner party drama. “I’d like to get to know you a little better,” he said with clear intentions.

Caught in the whirlwind of the evening’s earlier events, Sophie responded with cautious optimism.

‘There’s a lot to do tonight. And it’s a lot to deal with, my first dinner date of course… Yeah, you’re clearly an attractive man.”

As their exchange continued, the chemistry between the two became palpable.

“So would you come on a date if I asked you one?” he then wondered. Sophie’s answer was light, affirmative, and with a giggle that spoke volumes: “Yes.”

The first six episodes of The Stan Original Series Love Triangle Season 2 are now available to stream, with brand new episodes every Thursday, only on Stan.