The Block: Tanya and Vito Guccione reach breaking point during Hell Week

The Block: Tanya and Vito Guccione reach breaking point during Hell Week
The Block: Tanya and Vito Guccione reach breaking point during Hell Week
The Block's Tanya and Vito Guccione reach breaking point during Hell Week as the pressure to finish the hallway and laundry becomes too much

View
comments

The Block's notorious Hell Week is about to kick off, with a trailer released on Monday showing the Fans teams buckling under the pressure.

The Gucciones and the Packhams soon find themselves out of their depth after blowing their budgets trying to complete the hallway and laundry - arguably the most difficult rooms in the competition.

Even the returning Faves teams run into difficulties, with Ronnie Caceres saying: 'You think you've got it in control, but you don't.'

Feeling the pressure: The Block's notorious Hell Week is about to kick off, with a trailer released on Monday showing the Fans buckling under the pressure. Pictured: Vito Guccione

Feeling the pressure: The Block's notorious Hell Week is about to kick off, with a trailer released on Monday showing the Fans buckling under the pressure. Pictured: Vito Guccione

But it's Tanya Guccione who feels the most pressure, with the teaser showing her wiping away tears and placing her head in her hands.

Her husband Vito also looks exhausted and stressed out.

Meanwhile, New Idea reports the controversial couple find themselves at the centre of another controversy this week when they try to avoid paying a design company for services to their laundry room.

This angers Ronnie and Georgia, who are still not over the earlier 'whiteboard-gate' scandal from the start of the season.

Too much? While everyone is stressed out, it's Tanya Guccione who feels the most pressure, with the teaser showing her wiping away tears and placing her head in her hands

Too much? While everyone is stressed

read more from dailymail.....

NEXT Coronation Street's Brooke Vincent breaks down in tears as she experiences 'mum ... trends now