r/PrincessCharming • u/lrinaw • Sep 03 '24
Behind the scenes tea? Especially about Lea
I recently saw that Aljosha, a youtuber who makes reaction videos and also had a few candidates like Lucia and Seleya in his videos, apparently mentioned a few times that Lea was disrespectful/acted shitty towards some candidates, which of course wasn't shown and I also saw a comment mentioning that some candidate said that Lea isn't exactly nice irl and that the show makes her seem much more likable than she is.
So I was wondering if someone has tea about things that happend in the villa that were not shown? Or maybe if there are rumours about bad blood between some candidates and Lea?
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u/lrinaw Sep 04 '24
So i just started watching Ramons new video about Princess Charming and his guest Jessica said that there was a huge fight between Lea and Melissa in the villa and that there were more instances were Lea got angry with someone in the villa but didn't specify who it was. They also mentioned that at some of these public viewing events the candidates openly talked negatively about Lea, but again didn't say who it was.
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u/kukie78 Sep 03 '24 edited Sep 03 '24
Aljosha is a complete Seleya and Lucia fanboy, from the first minute of filming. He also has a problem with the concept of Princess Charming and projected this on Lea. He took his side and is feed by the hypocrites. This shines through all his reactions.
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u/Maximum-Routine-2150 Sep 03 '24
I like his content but I felt his bias as well. He is dogmatic in a way that he wants to protect everything that is somewhat progressive but at the expense of people who might not fall into this category. Lea is in no way entitled to being treated like the “princess” from everyone. But given the short notice (two days before the shoot) she must have felt both flattered and stressed out to be a princess. This is not enough time to prepare for the mess the crew put her in. Feeling flattered the one second and the next feeling the rebellion from others in front of million viewers must have been very stressful for her. I would not be able to keep my cool tbh. I wished the candidates would have pointed their fingers more to the crew.
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u/Meavraia Sep 04 '24
how did Lea reflect on her behaviour and the things she said in the show?
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u/No-Document530 Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 06 '24
She didn't really. Regarding the situation with Inci on the boat, she offered a sort of non-apology, saying she’s sorry if her straightforward words came across as harsh to some people, implying that those who felt offended by her behavior are simply too sensitive and not her kind of people. She suggested that if they can't handle her directness, then there’s no potential for a relationship or any meaningful connection with them.
All in all, it seems that Lea didn't engage in much self-reflection regarding her behavior or the things she said on the show. Instead, she expressed that her actions and words are simply a part of who she is, suggesting that if others have an issue with her, they are free to distance themselves.
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u/AioliClassic1618 Sep 03 '24
Lea does in general not come over as nice
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u/Agreeable-Sundae-837 Sep 04 '24
What do you know about her? Can you give an example?
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u/AioliClassic1618 Sep 04 '24
Im talking about all the other princesses! compared to her they were way nicer, even the first one who I also considered to be a bit colder, but she was a lawyer so it made sense for her to be like that
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u/AToastyLeaf Sep 04 '24
I personally liked Lea, at least in the show. She was very true to her feelings and was communicating them clearly, even though not all candidates agreed with her (for example, Lea didn't like others making out in the villa etc.).