Navigating relationships at the best of times is difficult, but navigating relationships while you're on a TV show filming with all your friends? Well, that really must be tough. Since the arrival of new girl Inga Valentiner in the house, viewers on Made in Chelsea have been waiting to see if her relationship with Miles Nazaire will develop. But obviously it goes without saying that nothing is ever that simple in Chelsea.
'There is huge pressure with starting a relationship, not only on the show, but in the house: you've got all eyes on you,' Miles tells Grazia. 'And also, everyone's opinion is just going to bounce around - some people aren't going to like it, and some people will. And then people take comments and change them. It's constantly a battle, and it's sometimes very hard to actually focus on the person that you're with.'
Miles says he was 'really excited' for Inga to join the series, as prior to her arrival, the pair had history (they'd met once, and were talking before she joined the house) and an 'amazing connection'. 'Inga is not only a beautiful girl, but she's very creative and we have this really good connection on music and art, because of my background and family, so we had initially connected because of that,' Miles says. 'And it was just quite nice to talk to someone in that capacity, and not just about gossip and drama.'
And so, how does a relationship survive in Chelsea? 'We love a little bit of drama at the end of the day,' Miles admits. 'It's a difficult one, but I guess I think if you manage to stay focused on the person that you are with and you like them and you ignore all the commentary from anywhere else, then you will survive.'
One of the biggest causes of upset is an argument over what Julius and Inga did/didn't say to each other. (Julius also has brief history with Inga.) 'All I can say is that it made me question, a lot of things about my situation with Inga, and my friendship with Julius,' Miles says. 'In the past, I've had issues with my mates because of girls in my life, and I was very adamant for that not to happen again. And I really love Julius, I think he's such a great friend of mine. I definitely take on board what he has to say - but at the same time, I was very split, so you'll definitely see that in upcoming episodes [where I try] to figure out what is the right decision.'
As seen in last night's episode, everyone has a lot of opinions about their relationship - and, spoiler alert - Miles was told to work out what he wants by Inga. Teasing what's going to happen next, he says: 'There's a few more arguments that are going to be happening, that's for sure.
'All I can say is that this was one of my favorite series to film,' he adds. 'I have an amazing friendship with the tricep trio. And also I think there's new friendships that [become] a lot closer. I'm not going to say who that is, but I can tease that those people get very, very close and it ends up having a very big impact. And that's something that will carry through the series, which will be very interesting to watch. It causes a lot of drama - because when someone steps in, someone steps out.'
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