MKR's Veronica Cristovao reveals teammate Piper O'Neill is 'going through a hard time' after sex scandal with co-star Victor Aeberli was exposed - and is now working on her marriage - Daily Mail Australia April 2, 2019 The storylines were followed up extensively by the tabloid press.

Seven’s storylines for O’Neill, a married mother of two at the time, included that she had been “sleeping with the enemy”, another contestant, and that she was involved in a “sex scandal”. The commission said it was clear “the allowance of $500 per week was an allowance for ingredients for the meals the applicant cooked as part of the program and for the decor for the dinner”. “I was given an additional $500 a week for food for myself to eat and to aid in the purchase of food that would need to be bought and to practise cooking for the show.” “I was paid $500 per week for being on the show,” Green told the commission. However, the commission rejected her claim for the higher sum of $1,000 a week, which included $500 pay plus $500 for meals and ingredients to cook on the show, and decor. The commission, which resolves disputes between people injured in workplaces and insurers and employers, found that O’Neill (who took her case under her married name Piper Green) was paid $500 a week by the network and was entitled to 95% of her pay now that she could no longer work.

“The applicant alleged that this involved ‘over 40-hour work weeks, control over her phone, distortions of her actions and words after editing, victimisation, bullying and harassment and unfair treatment and adverse interactions with other workers, producers and staff,’ ” the personal injury commission of New South Wales said in its judgment.

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