Married At First Sight star Lyndall Grace responds to Cameron Woods' brutal vows trends now
Married At First Sight star Lyndall Grace has responded to Cameron Woods' vows which never made it to air.
On Monday's episode, the 27-year-old brutally denied her TV husband Cameron the opportunity to read his own vows after announcing she was ending their marriage, but on Tuesday he delivered them anyway on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
Just moments later Lyndall spoke to WSFM's Jonesy & Amanda and heard the outback carpenter's vows for the first time.
She rejected his claims she was the one to blame for their lack of communication as a couple.
'I mean, my experience of conflict was continuously me trying to bring up issues and talk through them,' she told radio hosts Brendan 'Jonesy' Jones and Amanda Keller.
'And his immediate response was to shut the conversation down and genuinely just leave the room.'
The Perth accountant continued: 'I knew that the communication wasn't healthy, and I knew that we had a massive problem resolving that conflict. But I needed someone who was willing to sit with me and weather the storm in those hard conversations, not just walk out and then never re-addressed them.'
Elsewhere, Lyndall revealed to 9Entertainment the real reason she wouldn't let Cameron say his final vows.
'If my one crime in the experiment was not letting Cam say his vows, I'm entirely OK with that,' she said.
'I gave him every opportunity to say something different or to show up for me in a way that was meaningful and I don't think his vows would have changed my mind at all.
Married At First Sight star Lyndall Grace has responded to Cameron Woods' vows which never made it to air
On Monday's episode, the 27-year-old brutally denied her TV husband Cameron the opportunity to read his own vows after announcing she was ending their marriage , b ut on Tuesday he delivered them anyway on The Kyle and Jackie O Show
'I don't think they would have made me feel any better.'
But Cameron disagreed and said he 'had really nice things to say in his Final Vows'.
Cameron's speech began with him reminiscing about the blissful early days of their marriage.
'From the moment I laid eyes on you there was an instant connection,' he said.
Cameron's speech began with him reminiscing about the blissful early days of their marriage. But his tone changed as he spoke about the dark side of their relationship
'You had the warmest of smiles on your face walking down the aisle and I quickly learnt that you love life just as much as I do. I felt that instant spark from day one, and was very intrigued to find out more,' he added.
He recalled bonding with Lyndall on their honeymoon in Fraser Island, and described how he soon realised his wife was quite the catch.
'I loved that we had common interests. You are an incredible singer and your enthusiasm for life and the way you love those closest to you is something I really admire,' he said.
Cameron then took a stab at Lyndall for 'airing their dirty laundry', telling her it 'pushed his buttons' when she spoke about their issues at the dinner parties, commitment ceremonies and homestays. In a particularly brutal line, he declared: 'I think these things flow naturally when you are falling in love… which I am not
Lyndall ended things with Cam during their final vows on Monday , delivering a scathing speech to her husband before announcing she was done with him
'The more I learn about you, the more I respect you. You are kind, empathetic and have a very genuine heart. You always bring a positive vibe to any room.'
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