Perfect Match Season 2 drama: Dominique Defoe reveals hate speech behind Bryton Constantin split

Dominique Defoe stood up for those Bryton Constantin spoke negatively about, leading to arguments not shown on screen.

Perfect Match Season 2 started with a dramatic pairing of Dominique Defoe from "Too Hot to Handle" and Bryton Constantin from "Squid Game The Challenge." However, their relationship quickly turned sour, with explosive arguments on the very first night.

While the aired episodes depicted disagreements over yoga and a compatibility challenge, Dominique revealed on TikTok that the real reason behind their conflict was Bryton's alleged "hateful rhetoric" towards certain groups of people. She stood up for those he spoke negatively about, leading to heated arguments not shown on screen.

Dominique expressed her anxiety about how their "explosive and angry arguments over hate speech" would be portrayed, fearing she would be seen as overreacting. She admitted feeling used as a platform for hate speech, which contradicted her hopeful pursuit of love on the show.

Despite initial tears and self-doubt about how she was perceived, Dominique ultimately chose to leave Bryton for Chris Hahn. However, Chris also exhibited red flags by focusing on her sexuality.

Bryton seemingly responded to the controversy on TikTok, expressing relief at leaving before the kissing challenge and claiming to be "logical and real" in a sea of "fake" reality TV personalities.