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Michael Turnbull has weighed in on Grant Kemp's claims that Ali Oetjen 'cheated' on him with a male friend - and it's clear he's taking sides.
The Bachelorette runner-up, 37, took to
Instagram on Tuesday night to tell Grant, 29, he 'deserved better', adding that the 'right girl will come along' someday.
It comes after Grant alleged on
KIIS FM earlier that day that he had walked in on Ali, 32, engaging in a sex act with an acquaintance in his own home.
'You deserve better than that': Michael Turnbull has thrown shade at Bachelorette Ali Oetjen by telling Grant Kemp the 'right girl will come along' following his explosive cheating allegations
Michael shared a photo of himself and Grant on Bachelor In Paradise, writing in the caption: 'Sorry to hear about how everything ended, brother.
'You deserve better than that and the right girl will come along.'
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On Tuesday's
The Kyle and Jackie O Show, Grant more extraordinary claims about Ali 'cheating' on him during a trip to Los Angeles in March.
He's taking sides! Michael shared a photo of himself and Grant on Bachelor In Paradise, writing in the caption: 'Sorry to hear about how everything ended, brother'
He alleged that Ali had only been staying at his house for four days before she was supposedly unfaithful.
Explaining the 'incident', Grant claimed that he and Ali had returned to his home with several other friends after visiting a nightclub in LA.
That night, at around 2:15am, he briefly left the house to greet other guests, as he lives in a gated community, and was gone for just 'five minutes'.
Allegations: It comes after Grant alleged on KIIS FM earlier that day that he had walked in on Ali, 32, engaging in a sex act with an acquaintance in his own home
He said, she said: On Tuesday's The Kyle and Jackie O Show, Grant alleged that Ali had only been staying at his house for four days before she was unfaithful
He returned to the house with a friend, Sabrina, and claimed they both walked in on Ali receiving oral sex from a male house guest.
Grant explained he was in love with Ali before her alleged infidelity and demanded that she pack her suitcases and leave.
'She went to a hotel and I guess she left the next night,' he added.
'She was like, "Please, please, I hate myself for this. I'm so sorry"': According to Grant, Ali repeatedly messaged him that night and so he blocked her
According to Grant, Ali repeatedly messaged him that night and so he blocked her.
'She was like, "Please, please, I hate myself for this. I'm so sorry, I can't believe I did that. That's not me,"' he said.
'It's like, "Dude you did it, I don't care if you were drunk or not, that's no excuse."'
Elsewhere in the interview, Grant said he'd noticed some 'red flags' about Ali before he supposedly caught her cheating.
He explained he had not seen Ali drunk on Bachelor In Paradise because alcohol was moderated on set, and was surprised by her behaviour.
Claims: During in the interview, Grant said he'd noticed some 'red flags' about Ali before he supposedly caught her cheating. Pictured: Ali as the new Bachelorette
Grant claimed that he wanted to speak out publicly because it had previously been reported that Ali broke up with him after he suggested a threesome.
He denied this was the case, however, telling KIIS FM that was the 'opposite' of what happened.
'I was getting attacked because of the articles that went out about the threesome offer and Ali running home scared. That's not what happened,' he said.
Ali and Grant had decided to stay together at the end of Bachelor In Paradise.
However, at the conclusion of the episode, it was revealed that the couple had split shortly after Ali flew to visit Grant in Los Angeles.
The blonde reality TV star was then announced as Australia's new Bachelorette.
Blast from the past! Ali first rose to fame as a contestant on The Bachelor in 2013