Back to The Block? Fan favourites Dylan Adams and Jenny Heath make a big return to TV after the disastrous finale result
Dylan Adams and Jenny Heath have jumped from The Block’s disastrous finale straight into another television project with Australian clean-energy company, RedEarth Energy Storage.
The Block fan favourites shared behind-the-scenes footage of the set on Wednesday.
Heath, 25, who has been hinting at the collaboration since the show’s auctions, posted footage of fiancé Adams mingling with the crew in a newly-built home.
‘Filming something exciting today. Can you guys guess what we’re doing?’ she captioned the post, panning over the cameras set up in the garage.
RedEarth also shared a post to their page which showed Adams, 29, and Heath filming a scene as they spoke with a RedEarth worker making installations in the house.
Dylan Adams and Jenny Heath have jumped from The Block’s disastrous finale straight into another television project with Australian clean-energy company, RedEarth Energy Storage
The caption read: ‘Behind the scenes with Dylan and Jenny.’
It comes after the couple finally sold their Block home in February – three months after it failed to sell at the televised auction.
The Gisborne property found a buyer in a private sale and mystery surrounds its sale price or whether it reached its original $4.08million reserve.
Heath, 25, who has been hinting at the collaboration since The Block auction, posted footage of fiancé Adams mingling with the crew in a newly-built home
Adams and Heath took to Instagram at the time to reflect on the sale while sharing a photo of themselves smiling on their verandah.
‘Hi, everyone. Thank you all for your beautiful messages. It has been overwhelming,’ they wrote.
‘We did hear about the sale and we’re glad we can now move on. We’re so excited to now focus on selling the Palm House. Big love.’
The Block couple shared behind-the-scenes footage of the set on Wednesday
The pair’s Macedon Ranges home was passed in at auction last November when it failed to meet the $4.08million reserve.
TCC Real Estate agent Kirrily Evans told NCA NewsWire the house sold to a ‘lovely family’ who ‘fell in love the minute they walked through’.
A Nine Network spokesperson confirmed the house went to a family ‘in what is a positive outcome for everyone’, but would not disclose a sale price.
They have yet to announce how much House 4 sold for, but has indicated the figure will not be made public due to it being a private sale.
