Made in Chelsea’s Sam explains what happened with Inga marriage proposal
"I think I was thinking about a dream world."
The first two episodes of Made in Chelsea: Corsica are now available to watch on Channel 4, and fans have now seen the emotional scenes where Sam Prince and Inga Valentiner broke up.
This was particularly shocking considering Sam had told some of the girls that he was thinking of proposing to Inga, but he has now explained his line of thinking.
Speaking with RadioTimes.com and other press, Sam said: "I saw Inga as my dream person to be with, shared so many happy memories, there were times when I was like I could see myself with her forever. I think it was an impulse thing. I think I was thinking about a dream world."
Sam also teased that while "a lot happens" in the first two episodes of the season, he thinks people "are going to be shocked at what happens" in the remaining episodes.
Sam previously explained that everything fans see in the new season is "very real", confirming that "none of it is fake".
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He said, "I wish it was scripted but it's not, it's real emotion across the board", while Tristan Phipps added: "It was real. There were no false storylines. It was very raw for a lot of people."
Future episodes are set to see Sam kissing Yas, with Liv saying that she was "more defensive" of this situation on behalf of Inga than she was about her ex Tristan and Yas kissing.
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She said of Tristan and Yas kissing: "Honestly, it didn't bother me. I know it sounds bad. We had a very amicable break. And my issue with Yas was more defending Inga than my own thing because we weren't even together."
The first two episodes of Made in Chelsea: Corsica are available to watch on All4, with episodes airing on consecutive nights this week on E4.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
