MAFS’ Georges Bert lashes out at ‘Rodent’ co-stars after they claimed his relationship with Peggy Lawrence was fake – while performing together at PLT event

Married At First Sight star Georges Bert hit his ‘rodent’ colleagues in an angry tirade on Wednesday.

The reality star, 30, took to his Instagram Story to answer a Q&A in which he appeared to take aim at co-stars Jordan Gayle and Erica Roberts.

The couple recently claimed in an interview that Georges and Peggy Lawrence’s relationship was fake.

A fan asked Georges in his Q&A: “Is your relationship with Peggy fake, as Jordan claims?”

Georges responded with rodent emojis, saying, “I won’t say much, but what I want to say to you is that if you believe a couple who only fought at the dinner table so they could get screen time, you’re being hypnotized.

“Please don’t listen to the rodents, and please let actions speak louder than words.”

Jordan had told The sun previously about their relationship: ‘I just don’t believe in it at all.

‘We’ll see soon with couples; Will they still be together in a year? I would be absolutely shocked if they did that unless they find success together as a couple.”

Erica added, “They only see each other once a week. They have an agreement that they see each other once a week.’

It came as Peggy, 32, and Georges put on a united performance while attending a PrettyLittleThing event on Wednesday night.

The blonde beauty showed off her leggy looks in a black miniskirt and crop top as she gave Georges a kiss on the lips.

Meanwhile, Georges wore a gray sweater and dark jeans as he packed on the PDA with his ‘wife’.

They showed those who doubted their relationship that they are back on track when they shared the kiss.

Erica and Jordan also criticized Laura Vaughan, who was paired with Arthur Poremba, saying she had only been on the show to become famous.

Jordan said: “Laura was actually on MAFS for an audition for Made in Chelsea. That’s the only reason she was there, and I think anyone can see through that.”

Erica added: ‘She can’t be on Made in Chelsea if she’s from Portsmouth and has never lived in London.’

The couple also criticized the way that was achieved in the show’s final edit, saying it was not an “accurate representation” and that they had been set up to fail by the producers.

Erica claimed that the couples were asked to express their opinions, but it was only hers and Jordan’s that were aired.

In a shocking moment in the show, Jordan became involved in a fight with Luke Worley after he banged on his front door and started waving at him – as Erica watched.

Luke, 30, who was linked to his now ex Jay Howard, was kicked off the show following the physical confrontation with Jordan, who has spoken about his past trauma with domestic abuse.

Jordan admitted that he felt like the producers stirred the pot between the two co-stars, saying that while “no one forced Luke to do what he did,” they always encouraged the drama and moved the pair toward pushed ‘story’. .

Speaking to MailOnline last week, Erica discussed the shocking scenes, explaining that it was ‘terrible’ to go through and saying they never expected Luke to show up at their door and start a fight , after weeks of tension between him and Jordan.

She said: ‘At the time that was horrible, it was horrible to deal with. I think when you come to a show like MAFS you never expect something like that to happen – to be honest, on any show, or even in normal life you would. Don’t expect anyone to come to your door banging and trying to fight you!

“So that was really shocking for both of us, but the fact that we had each other at that moment, I would say, was one of the hardest things for us as a couple, but the fact that we had each other made it so much better. ‘

Erica also revealed that the TV edit prevented viewers from fully seeing what had happened and said Jordan had felt unable to ‘defend’ himself in the scenes.

“The situation that happened on the show, the TV edit doesn’t really show what happened in full, but again, at that point, Jordan felt like he couldn’t defend himself because he was on the show,” she says. said.

Erica also talked about how she had ‘difficulty’ rewatching some of the show due to the lack of ‘context’ due to the time constraints of each episode, meaning not every conversation is shown on screen.

She continued, “I would say there’s quite a few things that are especially left unsaid, like I think there’s a lot of context missed on things in certain situations.

‘Of course there is much more going on than what the viewer sees. That’s one of the hardest things I struggled with watching it back because I was like, “Yeah, but there’s so much context missing” and it can give people the wrong idea, but that’s just TV.”

Erica and Jordan overcame their trials on the show and are now still together, and she insisted they have gone from “strength to strength” and are enjoying being a normal couple off-screen and plan to be together to move to Manchester.