– If people don’t put the cards on the table, I’ll do it for them – VG

Earlier this fall, the worst struck around the contestants of this year’s “Farmen” when it emerged that seven of them had repeatedly left the farm, searched nearby cabins, and thus broken the crown’s restrictions. The top of the crown cake came when participant Raymond Røskeland returned drunk to the farm in broad daylight.

But according to Røskeland, who left the show on Sunday, more things happened on the farm, but that has never seen the light of day until now.

– They come up with those things themselves, but yes, many more have happened there. If people don’t put their cards on the table, I’ll do it for them. This applies to both things that happened on camera and things that didn’t. Things that are okay and uncomfortable, he tells VG.

He adds:

– They will have the opportunity to stand up and tell it themselves. If not, here is a new product just for you!

Put this on? “Farmen” -Karianne has been on TV before:

– When will you put these cards on the table?

– They’ll have a week. It should last.

– Are we talking about serious things?

– It all depends on what you mean by “serious”. People have eaten and eaten inside. They have been given extra energy and have not been shared with the group at all. It’s time for you to reveal all that people have eaten and ‘forked’ on themselves. Some come out with their heads raised, without really having a reason to do so, says the participant of “Farmen”, who suggests that it is also the most of the seven who admitted to having “escaped” from the farm.

– Yes, I am also talking about participants who are not among those who were taken. It has become a kind of camp school and a lot is being held back.

Karianne Vilde Wølner (26) was one of those who did not participate in the excursions from the farm. She does not understand the accusations of her participant.

– What? He has so many things on his mind. The fries and chocolate came from Raymond and the gang that was in the cabins and they took it away. I wasn’t part of any of it. It was just Inger Cecilie (Grønnerød, 47), journal. note) of those who were not among the seven who ate that chocolate. I think you have to take what Raymond says with a little salt, he tells VG.

– What do you think of what he says?

– Then it’s Raymond. I’ve been waiting for something dramatic to happen. But I think it’s a bit silly that it didn’t occur to him before when this was a big problem. Now there has been so much hatred, and then it occurs to you? But there is little that amazes me about him.

Daniel Viem Årdal (30), who won Sunday’s duel, believes his opponent in the duel points to a particular chocolate bar, which Inger Cecilie Grønnerød ate inside the courtyard.

– It’s no secret. There are several things that he has done when it comes to food and whatnot, that we have also seen on television. She did a lot of things there that Raymond found out about, and that the rest of the gang finally figured out, he thinks.

Grønnerød herself claims that she did not do much “illegal” within “Farmen”.

– First of all, I think “La Granja” is over. These discussions lead one to think “Hello, mature.” It’s incredibly stupid. What I have eaten there that has not been part of the community is sugar. In fact, I lost ten kilos there. But it is true that I had chocolate when Daniel and Nils came from a cabin trip. They jumped on my bed and gave it to me, he tells VG.

According to her, this was something she also told the production.

– But they thought there was a big difference between eating chocolate and meeting people. Therefore, they did not put me in the same position as the others.

The atmosphere between Inger Cecilie Grønnerød and Daniel Viem Årdal, as he also appears on television, is not very good. IC, as the other participants call her, believes that a lot of this is because Årdal, on a field trip off the farm, should have been able to borrow a phone, googled it and found that she was more knowledgeable than she expressed . others.

– Yes, he came and said it after coming home from a cabin. That he had called home, among other things, his mother. He said he had also searched for participants on Google and Facebook. But he did it again the next day.

That’s not true, Årdal thinks.

By the second week he was sure that Inger Cecilie had to ride a horse. Then she comes out and says I “googled her” on a field trip, something I didn’t do. I didn’t even think about it, it wasn’t my focus at all.

– It is quite specific to tell me that I am a horse breeder. Few are, he had even said farmer or farmer or something like that. That was strange. I’m not surprised he doesn’t admit it. It wouldn’t look good, relative to the contract with TV 2 and Strix, and the fact that it has gained competitive advantages, counters Grønnerød.

– Daniel?

– I’m not surprised. I think people will eventually see that he’s lying too. I expected him to lie down, but he doesn’t, and then I feel like I can tell my side of the story too, he thinks.

– Inger Cecilie?

– I experience the exact opposite. Experiment that Daniel searched both on Facebook and Google. I am fully aware that it may not be verifiable, but it might be possible to register those phones. What I have lied is that I am a farmer, I have not lied about other things. I don’t know exactly where it went wrong. And then I want to say that everyone should remember that this is a game, a competition, he tells VG.