Bachelorette Australia - Season 4 - Ali Oetjen - SM Media - *Sleuthing Spoilers*

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 and the right girl will come along.'

AEF wrote:i really enjoyed Ali on Tim's season, not so much on BIP but Grant's story has so many holes in it.

Storybook wrote:I’m not taking sides as I have no idea of the facts. However I do wonder why Ali has said nothing to refute Grant’s claims. Could be she has been told to say nothing by Channel 10 to avoid any further damage to her character. I for one don’t find  the jucy gossip giving me incentive to watch the Bachelorette.

Dirty Street Pie wrote:@Bobette my friends and I must be nasty biatches that go against him the grain of normal Australians because we all can't stand Delta

It was me that made the comment about it being trying to make Ali more interesting, but that was just based on all of the top rated Facebook comments about it.

Will Ali Oetjen be replaced? Fans are divided over the new Bachelorette after her ex-boyfriend Grant Kemp made sensational claims about their breakup

Her ex-boyfriend Grant Kemp sensationally claimed that she 'cheated' on him with his friend while staying at his Los Angeles home.

And now some viewers are calling for Ali Oetjen to be replaced as Bachelorette after she was accused of being unfaithful.

Following Grant's bombshell KIIS FM interview on Tuesday, fans took to social media to urge Network Ten to find somebody new.

Responding to Grant's 'cheating' claims about Ali, 32, one viewer commented: 'Pretty sure she won't be the Bachelorette if that's legit.

'She's limited the comments on her Instagram - don't think Channel Ten will want her series sabotaged before it starts.'


Another vented: 'Very disappointing. The people making decisions need to be reviewed. The choices for Sophie Monk were disappointing and now this. Won’t be watching.'

One fan even called for Ali to be replaced by Bachelor In Paradise's Lisa Hyde.

'Before you start taping, you should consider changing who the Bachelorette is... Lisa all the way,' they suggested.

However, other Bachelorette fans flocked to Ali's defence, insisting that they 'can't wait' to see her find love on the show.

'You deserve so much better. You're such a darling. God bless you, can't wait to see you on the Bachelorette. Go girl,' one supporter wrote.

A similar comment read: 'People are being mean for the sake of being mean. Good luck you deserve to find love.'

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Network Ten for comment.

The fan discussion comes after Grant made extraordinary claims about Ali 'cheating' on him during a trip to Los Angeles in March.

The American firefighter, 29, told The Kyle and Jackie O Show on Tuesday that Ali had only been staying at his house for four days before she was allegedly unfaithful.

'I had left to go and find my friends. I came back inside and [a man] was going down on her on my stairs. So I kicked her out of my house that night,' he said on-air.

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'.

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 said: 'Her plan was to get a job in LA and move in with me. What basically happened was, she was there for four days before this whole thing went down and I ended up kicking her out of my house.'

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.

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.

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.

Bachelor In Paradise's Grant Kemp accused his ex-girlfriend Ali Oetjen of 'cheating on him' during an explosive interview on Tuesday's The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

And on Wednesday, radio hosts Kyle Sandilands, 46, and Jackie 'O' Henderson, 43, attempted to call up the new Bachelorette to hear her 'side of the story'.

After failing to get through, Kyle left a voicemail on Ali's ARN work phone, advising her to 'front' the allegations and forgo the 'bulls**t'.