Bachelorette suitor who was portrayed as a 'creep' says he's spoken to lawyers

Another reality TV star is considering taking legal action against the show that made them infamous - after Channel Seven was ordered to pay compensation to a former MKR contestant who received an unfair edit. Considering his options: Former Bachelorette suitor Jess Glasgow, who was portrayed as a 'creep' and received death threats during the 2019 season, has revealed he's spoken to lawyers over his bad edit - after an MKR contestant won a compensation payout from Seven 'I can't confirm or deny,' Glasgow elaborated. Consequences: Last month, former Noosa councillor Glasgow was fined $4,000 following an investigation by the Councillor Conduct Tribunal into his behaviour on the program Meanwhile, Channel Seven has been ordered to pay a former My Kitchen Rules contestant compensation following her appearance on the show back in 2019. Television fodder: Their seemingly clandestine affair quickly became a major plotline for the show, with Piper separated from her husband, Jordan Green, at the time of filming Cooking contestants: Piper, 37, appeared on the cooking series alongside her best friend, Veronica, with the two women labelled the show's resident 'beauty queens' 'It's very unfair for Piper. Fighting back: Seven disputed many of her claims, including whether she was considered an employee at the network, had sustained injury and become incapacitated, and whether her employment could be considered a substantial contributing factor Seven was ordered to pay Piper weekly compensation of $475 for the 13 weeks between December 24, 2018 and March 25, 2019, totalling $6175.