Lawrence Rosenberg, a candidate on this year's The Apprentice, has criticised the BBC for cutting his exit scene from the show. Rosenberg was fired alongside Priyesh Bathia and Dan Miller during the interview rounds, but only Dan's taxi interview was aired.
Taking to Instagram, Rosenberg addressed the omission, explaining that he was actually delighted to leave the show after eight weeks away from his wife and family. He said: 'I stood up with the hugest smile on my face... I said, "Thank you for the opportunity, but I can't wait to get back to my wife and my family." I was so excited in that moment.'
Rosenberg, who married just six months before filming, admitted he was 'buzzing' to be fired. He revealed that a welfare team member asked if he was okay, to which he replied, 'Yeah, I'm buzzing!' He added that the show likely cut his positive reaction because it didn't fit the narrative.
The final of The Apprentice airs on April 16, with Pascha Myhill and Karishma Vijay competing for Alan Sugar's £250,000 investment.
