Minority Mindset

I strongly disagree with the judges’ assessment of this Elimination challenge. They seemed to think almost everyone failed, and I felt that was unfair, which is why I didn’t enjoy this episode. It felt like the judges had unrealistic expectations and were unnecessarily harsh – even mean-spirited – in their critiques. Were they hoping for brightly colored food? We already saw elaborate, colorful displays in the ‘Hook’ fantasy feast! Given the ingredients the contestants were provided, I think they did a good job, and it was disappointing to see them so heavily criticized when they didn’t really deserve it.

Over the past two seasons of Mormon Wives, we’ve seen the couple experience many challenges in their relationship. Last season, Draper confessed to infidelity with Marciano Brunette from Vanderpump Villa, and also accused Ngatikaura of emotional abuse. Though they briefly separated, they attempted to reconcile in season four. However, Ngatikaura’s growing popularity as a leader on #DadTok seemed to create distance between them, ultimately leading to their recent announcement of a divorce.

After returning to the boat from their evening out, Daisy confronted João about his use of pet names. Earlier, João had invited Daisy for a drink, but she was too tired, and Ellie – who wasn’t as bothered about being a second choice as Jenna – went instead, thankfully bringing chocolate. On the way home, Daisy also expressed her feelings to Eddy, then turned her attention back to Ben. Ben, wanting to avoid drama, asked Eddy what happened, and Eddy admitted he’d likely ruined any chance with Daisy. Ben pointed out that Daisy wouldn’t have reacted so strongly if there hadn’t been something there, which worried Eddy. Luckily, Eddy seems to take things at face value and plans to learn from his mistake, hoping Jenna will eventually forgive him.