Rob shares lengthy statement reflecting on everything that happened during Love Is Blind

Rob Feeley has released a statement, reflecting on everything that happened during his Love Is Blind season 11 experience. Which, to put it lightly, was a lot.

Rob got engaged to Michaella during the experiment, but their relationship broke down before they made it to the altar. It all came crashing down after an awkward meet-up with Michaella, Rob and his friends, in which the boys Rob invited got drunk, and asked Michaella a bunch of sexualised questions. Rob didn’t stick up for Michaella, and instead shouted at a producer, when the group was refused more alcohol.

Then, the day after, the former couple attended a group mixer. Rob “crashed out” and made both Michaella and Sarah cry. He’s since apologised for his “aggressive” behaviour. People thought he was going to get more heat at the reunion, but he got off lightly. 

There was a lot to break down. Rob has since shared a statement on Instagram, in which he said he has been “reflecting” on everything. He admitted he should have handled things differently, and said he is “genuinely sorry” for his reaction in “certain situations”.

 

 

 

 

 

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In full, Rob said: “Now that the reunion has aired and this chapter comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on everything this experience has taught me. I’m truly grateful for the people I’ve met, the memories made, and the personal growth that came with both the incredible moments and the challenges.

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“Looking back, there are moments I wish I had handled differently. There were times when I felt overwhelmed and let my emotions get the best of me. While those moments don’t reflect the person I strive to be, I recognise that they happened, and I take responsibility for how I reacted and where I could have communicated better.

“Most importantly, I want to acknowledge the hurt I caused Michaella. Regardless of how I was feeling, she deserved to feel heard, respected, and understood. I’m genuinely sorry for the times I fell short and for how I reacted in certain situations. My intentions don’t change the fact that my actions affected her, and I take responsibility for that.

“Michaella and I have had the opportunity to speak privately since filming, and I’m grateful we’ve been able to move forward with mutual respect. I’ll always have respect for her and the experience we shared. What viewers saw throughout the season was just a small part of a much bigger experience, and not every conversation or situation can be fully understood from what makes it onto the screen. That said, it doesn’t take away from the impact of my actions or my responsibility for them.

“With the reunion behind us, I’m taking what I’ve learned and moving forward with a better understanding of myself and others. I’m excited to share more about my experience, what life has looked like since filming, and the projects and opportunities I’ve been working on. There’s a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks, and I’m excited to share what’s next.

“For now, I’m enjoying some quality time with my family, loved ones, and my daughter Bailey!”

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