THE Only Way Is Essex star Freddie Bentley is causing a wave or two.
Towie lad Freddie, who has just turned 27, has opened up about a juicy love triangle which will reveal his softer side.
Freddie told The Sun exclusively: “I have a love interest in the show which is coming up in the next couple of weeks.
“No spoilers but it’s exciting.”
He admitted: “I’m glad you can see a different side to me.”
Teasing what fireworks are to come, he said: “Episode 8 is a big episode. I have a bit of an argument with someone.
“You’ll have to wait and see who it is. I don’t give anything away.
“I date two guys on there which I think having a screaming match, you’ll see my more vulnerable side.”
The fiery star, who celebrated his coming of age in style by hosting a swanky dinner party, caused beef by only inviting a handful of his Towie co-stars.
Blonde bombshell Ella Rae Wise, Elma Pazar, Becks Bloomberg and Livvy Jay were among the lucky guests who joined him for his big day.
On-off friends Junaid Ahmed and Dani Imbert were missing from the bash because they were both out of the country.
The official Towie Instagram account posted a video of Freddie and cast-member Jordan Brook going head to head on the reality show.
The heat is on after news emerged about Junaid’s new relationship with Harry Derbidge’s ex Joe Blackman.
Newbie Freddie, who has also been on Eating with my Ex, Dressed To Impress and Celeb Ex in the City, wasn’t impressed with how Jordan handled a situation with Junaid.
The Towie accound read: “It gets heated between Jordan and Freddie.”
Jordan told him: “I don’t care about Junaid. I’ve got bigger things going on in my life mate.”
“You’re making out to me, you and Sophie have had a heart to heart about your relationship,” Freddie clapped back.
“That ain’t happened. But in regards to you being…”
Jordan told him he was treading on thin ice, to which Freddie told him: “Let’s go skating.”
He continued: “You’re turning around to me and saying that you kept it civil for the sake of the group.
“I know the difference between being civil and being over friendly.
“You were being over friendly with Junaid.”
