The VERY embarrassing moment Scott Cam catches The Block’s Sarah-Jane embezzling funds on the audit he requested, and his shocking excuse
Sarah-Jane was caught in an embarrassing moment on Wednesday night’s episode of The Block when Scott Cam confronted her about suspicious spending.
The 30-year-old social worker requested an audit earlier this week after Omar and Oz made “shady deals” on her baby grand piano.
Scott, 59, agreed to their request only to find out halfway through that Sarah-Jane had been misusing her Channel Nine credit card to buy cigarettes.
The Block’s Sarah-Jane suffered a very embarrassing moment when Scott Cam (pictured) caught her embezzling funds in the audit she requested on Wednesday night.
As Scott and Shelley Craft walked through the houses, they stopped at House One to have a little chat about what they discovered in the audit that Sarah-Jane and Tom requested.
“There are a couple of personal purchases with my money,” he revealed.
When Shelley asked who did the deed, Scott gestured to the pair and continued: ‘These guys actually. I’m sure it’s a misdemeanor. I’m sure it’s an oversight.
Scott, 59, agreed to their request only to discover halfway through that Sarah-Jane (pictured) had been misusing her Channel Nine credit card to buy cigarettes.
Tom, apparently unaware of what had happened, asked if it was Uber Eats.
It’s just a couple of things I shouldn’t mention. They cost about fifty dollars and they are in a small box,” said Scott.
Sarah-Jane instantly understood what he was talking about and jumped right into her excuse as Scott and Shelley laughed.
Tom (pictured), apparently unaware of what had happened, asked if it was Uber Eats.
“It’s my cigarettes and there was one time and I didn’t have my bag with me,” Sarah-Jane said.
Shelley said, ‘Everyone says that,’ as Tom seemed more concerned with how much cigarettes cost.
Sarah-Jane later came clean on camera, saying: ‘Guilty as charged, ma’am. No objection, Your Honor, from here. I have it. I did it.’
“It’s my cigarettes and there was one time and I didn’t have my bag with me,” Sarah-Jane said. Shelley said, ‘Everyone says that,’ as Tom seemed more concerned with how much cigarettes cost. In the photo: Scott and Shelley
It comes after Sarah-Jane requested a financial audit of each contestant’s home on Monday night’s episode after Omar and Oz broke one of The Block’s rules.
The Western Sydney peers were disqualified from Living and Dining Room Week after they “pushed” a baby grand piano, which sells for $36,000, to $7,500.
One of The Block’s rules states that contestants must pay at least 50 percent of the retail value of any item they buy, which the couple eventually rectified by handing over the extra $10,000 so they could keep the piano, but Sarah-Jane he was not satisfied.
It comes after Sarah-Jane asked for a financial audit of each contestant’s house in the last episode after original ‘dodgy dealers’ Omar and Oz (pictured) broke The Block’s rules.
