My Hockey Ex Regrets After I slimmed Down Episode 9
Episode 9
Episode 9 recap
Garrett holds a bouquet of roses and promises to present them to Sabrina once she wins. Sabrina tells her friends that Jade sent an apology video. A humiliating clip of an overweight Jade plays on the jumbotron. The judge announces a ten-second countdown before disqualifying Jade. Jade's voice cuts in over the speakers to call out Sabrina's fake video. Jade then glides onto the ice looking slim in a black costume.
Episodes
Episode 9 Scene by Scene
00:00: Garrett Promises Sabrina Roses
Garrett stands backstage holding a bouquet of red roses for Sabrina. He promises he will drop to one knee and hand her the flowers in front of the entire audience right after she secures her gold medal win.
00:14: Sabrina Mocks Jade in the Stands
Sabrina sits in the stands with her friends and laughs about Jade failing to appear. Sabrina tells the group that Jade sent her an apology video to beg for mercy instead of competing on the ice.
00:32: The Arena Jumbotron Video
A video appears on the arena jumbotron showing an overweight Jade calling herself names and apologizing. The crowd and judges watch the screen with disgust while spectators laugh and mock Jade across the arena.
00:58: The Final Countdown to Disqualification
A judge speaks into the microphone and gives Jade ten seconds to take the ice or face a permanent ban. In the stands, spectators pull out their phones to record Jade being disqualified from the event.
01:16: Jade Arrives on the Ice
Jade's voice interrupts the speakers, accusing Sabrina of fabricating the apology video. The arena lights dim, and a slim Jade skates onto the rink in a black costume, shocking Sabrina, Garrett, and the watching crowd.
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How Episode 9 Ends
The arena lights dim as Jade steps onto the ice looking completely slender and transformed in her black skating outfit. Sabrina, Garrett, and the entire audience stare at her in complete disbelief. Will Jade's skating routine silence Sabrina and Garrett, or will the judges hold her initial absence against her score?