Savannah Palacio Talks 'Perfect Match's Authenticity — "I Know That I Made My Own Decisions" (EXCLUSIVE)

Feb. 23 2023, Published 2:54 p.m. ET

You don’t have to be a truth TV professional to know that some reality shows simply are not, neatly, actual. But when it comes to Netflix’s Perfect Match, is the display scripted in some way or is it all official?

Distractify spoke exclusively with Savannah Palacio, who made waves within the first few episodes as a strategic player who refused to take anything mendacity down.

She shared how real, and possibly no longer real, Perfect Match was once for her — and she hinted at different cast contributors making claims that some contestants will have been paid to be there as actors to fire up drama.

Perfect Match throws in combination essentially the most memorable stars from other Netflix fact presentations they usually have already got the drama thing down. So there’s no real need to fabricate that.

Is 'Perfect Match' scripted?

According to Savannah, "producers have a hand at editing" and "maybe stirring the pot." But past that, the show isn't scripted and it appears to be lovely actual.

As we stated, you can't make up one of the most drama that bureaucracy when those big personalities and, ahem, egos, get together. Savannah also shared that nobody was paid to be on Perfect Match, regardless that she hinted that "other people" claimed as such.

"Everyone was themselves, no one was told to say or do anything," she informed Distractify. "And speaking for myself, I know that I made my own decisions on that show whether they were good or bad. I mean, I made those decisions myself. Everything that I said were my words, no one told me what to say, [and] nothing was scripted."

Savannah shared her sadness at Asian stereotypes on the show.

Even even though Savannah stands behind the legitimacy of Perfect Match, she did admit that she wasn't happy about the way a few of her storyline was edited.

During her time at the display, Savannah had a friendship with Nick Uhlenhuth. But they'd a potential romance brewing beneath the skin that didn't fairly make it to the edited episodes of the show.

Savannah published that they grew nearer on their date and that Nick even cried all through it, which displays how a lot they opened up to each other. She even shared that "something could have been there."

However, since she left early on, they didn't get enough time together to explore that additional. And, she shared, she wasn't delighted about the way in which she was portrayed as a complete.

"I felt kind of bad because none of our emotional connection or anything made it in the show," Savannah explained. "And it felt not good that the show wanted to frame the Asian girl as being strategic when they were the ones asking me to talk about strategy."

While viewers did not get to look a lot of this side of their dating, they did see Nick cross up the danger to pursue Savannah more severely when he chose Ines Tazi over her after which regretted it later.

Fortunately, Savannah has no regrets about being at the show and he or she stands behind Perfect Match being as real as a fact show can be nowadays.

Watch Perfect Match on Netflix.

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