Bachelor in Paradise appears to suffer an editing FAIL at its dramatic rose ceremony… but did YOU spot it?
The Bachelor In Paradise love triangle between Keira Maguire, Jessica Brody and Alex McKay stole the show on Monday night.
And it appears the episode was edited in a way to keep the suspense of who Alex would choose to the very last moment.
At the rose ceremony, the 26-year-old was the last suitor to delegate his rose… but it may have all been an editing trick.
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Bachelor in Paradise appeared to suffer an editing FAIL at Monday night’s rose ceremony… but did YOU spot it?
With all eyes on the ladies, viewers may have missed the mysterious rose count on the table not appearing to match the order of suitors.
When Jamie Doran, 40, picked up his rose towards the end of the ceremony there appeared to be only one rose left on the table.
However, after Jamie chose Brittney Weldon, 26, the rose ceremony have two more suitors choose their leading ladies.
One rose left? When Jamie Doran, 40, picked up his rose towards the end of the ceremony there appeared to be only one rose left on the table
Out of order? Niranga Amarasinghe, 28, was next shown holding a rose to his chest and choosing Cassandra, but the table was notably cropped from the shot
Niranga Amarasinghe, 28, was next shown holding a rose to his chest and choosing Cassandra, but the table was notably cropped from the shot.
When time came for Alex to make his choice, the camera panned down to the table where only one rose remained.
He picked it up and chose Keira to stay on the show with him.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Channel Ten for comment.
One left… again? When time came for Alex McKay to make his choice, the camera panned down to the table where only one rose remained.
Final choice: Alex picked up the last rose and chose Keira Maguire to stay on the show with him, sending home Jessica Brody and Helena Sauzier as a result
At the end of the rose ceremony, Jessica Brody, 30, and Helena Sauzier, 25, were unfortunately sent packing.
There are now 16 stars left seeking love on the Fiji-based spin-off.
Bachelor In Paradise continues Tuesday from 7:30pm on Channel 10
Tune in: Bachelor In Paradise continues Tuesday from 7:30pm on Channel 10