‘He just wanted more airtime!’ Bachelor in Paradise’s Alisha Aitken-Radburn SLAMS Paddy Colliar after he ended their whirlwind 24-hour fling
Alisha Aitken-Radburn and Paddy Colliar enjoyed a whirlwind 24-hour romance on Bachelor in Paradise last week.
And on Monday, the Labor party staffer unleashed on the 28-year-old gym manager in a blistering interview with TV Week.
‘I don’t know what Paddy’s game was but I was there for love,’ she said. ‘I don’t know if he just wanted more airtime…’
‘He just wanted more airtime!’ Bachelor in Paradise’s Alisha-Aitken Radburn (left) has slammed Paddy Colliar (right) after he ended their whirlwind 24-hour fling
Things were looking promising between Alisha and Paddy on Wednesday night’s episode Bachelor in Paradise.
But things fell apart by Thursday after Paddy claimed he saw Alisha’s ‘true colours’.
Fortunately, the political campaigner has wasted no time moving on and already has her sights set on newcomer Davey Lloyd.
That escalated quickly! Things were looking promising between Alisha and Paddy (pictured) on Wednesday’s episode Bachelor in Paradise – but their relationship fell apart in record time
It comes after Alisha returned to her day job as a Labor Party staffer on Sunday, helping to organise a volunteer rally in Burwood, Sydney.
Alisha, who works as Director of Events and Fundraising at NSW Labor, was seen ‘helping elderly constituents to their seats’, according to The Australian.
Apparently, some of the volunteers were a little ‘star struck’ when they saw her there.
Paddy who? Fortunately, the political campaigner has wasted no time moving on and already has her sights set on newcomer Davey Lloyd (left)
Alisha, who is a University of Sydney graduate, worked as an ‘advancer’ in Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s office prior to her debut on The Bachelor in 2018.
After being kicked off the show, she struggled to find a job in politics but eventually landed on her feet.
Bachelor in Paradise continues Tuesday at 7:30pm on Channel 10
Back to reality! It comes after Alisha returned to her day job as a Labor Party staffer on Sunday, helping to organise a volunteer rally in Burwood, Sydney
