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Fans of Under the bridge Mediterranean to think that Kyle Viljoen Take things too far with regard to his interactions with colleagues - whether on their face or behind their back. But now, Viljoen has shared how some viewers take things with regard to their criticism of him. In an Instagram publication on November 20, Viljoen said that he had received death threats and that he had been invited to injure himself by viewers of the TV show Bravo.

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During season 8 of Under the bridge Mediterranean , Viljoen has become a villain for viewers for its actions on board the luxury yacht. We showed him by stirring the pot between his colleagues and embarked on explosive fights with crew members Max Salvador ,, Natalya Scudder , And Jessika Asai . As indicated by US Weekly , in the episode of November 20 of the show, Scudder decided to leave the boat After A fight with Viljoen . This led the captain Sandy yawning To sit it for a serious conversation.

"Each situation that occurred on this boat, guess who is the common denominator?" she says. "Your screaming match with Max, your screaming match with Jess and your screaming match with Natalya. You are the person who is still in the howling games."

Yawn added: "I would never bring you back. You can't control your emotions. It's a professional framework. You intimidate and cry."

Under the bridge Fans criticized Viljoen on social networks. "Can we all agree that Kyle does not need to be on another season of a program in the franchise below of the bridge? It makes it really difficult to continue to watch this season," wrote an x user.

Another display , "Finally Kyle showing his real me. It is a horrible human being. Nat has problems but Kyle has been a problem since his first day on the franchise below of the bridge."

Someone else shared , "Kyle is the only person I have seen on the bridge below shows that each episode that I do not like him more and more. I continue to think that there will be an episode of redemptress but no. Not yet." AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

But while many people have kept their criticism of Viljeon on the program itself and published their thoughts publicly, he says that he has received more threatening and dangerous messages in private.

"This season was incredibly painful to watch and relive. I had to hang out from bed every day during these months just to get out of it," writes Viljoen His Instagram message . He continues by saying that he has received "coherent brutal death threats, the encouragement to end my life, my messages and my e-mails of constant homophobic insults, graphic images and ruthless articles that have been written that are completely false ... "

Viljoen also talks about having been hospitalized for Stevens-Johnson syndrome . According to Mayo Clinic, it is "a rare and serious disorder of the skin and mucous membranes" which is "generally a reaction to the drug".

"I was actively in therapy to overcome what I had experienced in life and during the season until my medications then place me in the USI with a rare diagnosis called Steven Johnson syndrome," writes Viljoeon. "Can you just imagine trying to actively cure your mind only so that you also like in a deadly situation?"

He says that he is the "[sic] realistic of what reality TV can bring" and continues "moment to monitor those around you and notice key factors from your loved ones." He writes that he only asks "My chance to grow".

This is not the first time that Viljoen has published on his experience with Under the Mediterranean bridge be difficult. In An Instagram video Published on November 15, he expressed his regret of his behavior in the show and said that he was in an environment that "was not conducive to being the benevolent person that I am".

Yawn wrote in the commentary section: "Always embeding for you Kyle! You are a great person and a very hard worker! Self -reflection is always important." Viljoen replied: "You have been a lot of advice and love. I am very grateful to you."

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