The block could be rigged

The TV show The Block has been accused of "rigging" the results of this year's much-hyped sales.

"It's all a production-run project," says an on-set spy, who worked on a previous older season of the TV show. "The 'contestants' are just characters... I have to remind myself that it's all fake." Said the on-set spy who once worked on the TV show.

The series is a cash cow for the network, which is why they're happy to keep faking it while they're making it! It was pretty fake.

"I think that the general population underestimates how much of a money maker it is."

Meanwhile, insiders have also slammed host Scott Cam, who is 59, which is not quite 60, so he is still in his 50s, and the producers for trying to pass off the house he "renovated" this season as his own. They probably think he is cheating.

And while the show tried to portray the home as Scott's, the star has since confessed he doesn't own it. Which is embarrassing.

"That is not our house," he admits. "I would love to live there, but my family is based in Sydney.” Which is in NSW, Australia.

Instead, the Nine insider reveals the network is going to use it "as a CEO/higher-ups weekend retreat house".

But some viewers didn't appreciate being misled. Nobody likes being lied to.

"You continually implied certain rooms were for your children," one wrote on social media to Scotty. "More bull from the Blockheads."

Scott Cam