Monica’s Match Me Abroad journey has officially gone off the rails. After weeks in a messy love triangle, she finally came clean. But it wasn’t the ending fans wanted. Monica didn’t embrace Bruno, the man who cooked for her and welcomed her with patience. Instead, she admitted she’s still hung up on Bernardo.
Bruno’s reaction said it all. Looking both hurt and resigned, he told her straight: “When you chose… No, I don’t want Bruno. He’s perfect. But I want the wrong guy.” His words hurt. Viewers couldn’t believe Monica was giving up what seemed like a real chance at love.
Match Me Abroad: Fans Turn On Monica
Viewers didn’t hold back. One fan wrote: “I was rooting for her but not after this.” Another pointed out the obvious pattern: “She makes bad decisions.” Many agreed with Bruno’s quiet heartbreak, insisting he was “the better one… sweet, kind and loving,” while warning Monica she was “messing up big time.”
Some were harsher. One viewer summed it up with brutal honesty: “My advice to Bruno is RUN! Monica is plain and not very likable. Bernardo will eventually dump her if he doesn’t do it right away.” One fan compared Bruno’s kindness to Bernardo’s flakiness. Bruno enjoys dinners at home, while Bernardo often skips dates for nights out at bars. The conclusion? Monica’s chasing chaos, and fans are exhausted.
Match Me Abroad: A Self-Sabotage Spiral?
Monica has a pattern: she’s attracted to drama, even when a calmer choice is nearby. Bruno offered security. Bernardo offers the unpredictable — the highs, the lows, and probably the heartbreak. Fans are frustrated, not just because she chose wrong, but also because it seems she knows that and still jumps in.
Is Monica hurting her own chance at happiness? Or is she right to follow her heart, even if it gets messy?
