MKR's Josh lashes out after he claims the show unfollowed him on Instagram

'Pretty bold of you to unfollow me considering I kept your show afloat!' MKR's Josh lashes out as he claims the reality cooking competition cut him from their Instagram account

By Marta Jary For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 09:57 BST, 22 June 2019 | Updated: 11:05 BST, 22 June 2019

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He became one of the most controversial contestants in My Kitchen Rules' history with his outspoken and bold opinions. 

But on Saturday, 'villain' Josh Bonwick lashed out at the cooking show, claiming they had unfollowed him on Instagram. 

The cook had shared a video in which a fan was unsuccessful in searching for his name in the list of people MKR follows on the social media platform.

'Pretty bold of you to unfollow me considering I kept your show afloat': MKR's Josh Bonwick (pictured) lashed out on Saturday after he claimed MKR cut him from their Instagram account

'Pretty bold of you to unfollow me considering I kept your show afloat': MKR's Josh Bonwick (pictured) lashed out on Saturday after he claimed MKR cut him from their Instagram account

That video, posted to Instagram Stories, has since been deleted or expired after the 24-hour posting limit. 

Josh then posted a comment to Instagram Stories which read: 'Pretty bold of you to unfollow me considering I kept your show afloat.'

Daily Mail Australia has examined the list of people that the official My Kitchen Rules Instagram account follows. 

Not amused: The cook had shared a video in which he's searching for his name in the list of people MKR does follow on the social media platform, and not finding it. Josh then posted a comment to Instagram Stories, angry at the show

Not amused: The cook had shared a video in which he's searching for his name in the list

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