Before chatting to Newshub, The Bachelor NZ's most controversial character revealed to The Edge's morning show that she and Jordan slept together, multiple times during their overnight stay.
When asked how many times, she looks at her publicist then back at the camera and says "no comment".
For someone that says they're 'open and honest', in her own words, about everything -- she was keeping mum on this one.
Her explosive performance on the Women Tell All final episode gained the brunette even more attention, as she swore at an audience member in retaliation of a heckle.
She says she wishes she behaved better during the reunion, but admits the pressure got to her.
"I wish that things went a lot smoother and better. I wish I hadn't sworn so much. But I was in a complete defence mode because I was being targeted completely."
The evening was the first time she and Jordan had seen each other since filming finished five weeks ago, and she says she still has feeling for him.
"It was really hard [seeing him], and I think our emotions showed on stage as well. It was tough."
The interaction between the two was borderline inappropriate during the reunion, and she admits she forgot what was going on around her as she was wrapped up in him, despite prefacing the conversation with "you're a f**king c**t," then laughing.
"We actually didn't realise what was happening until we hugged and I was like 'oh my god', then he was like 'oh my god'. There were no bad intentions."
The 26-year-old has become a target of keyboard warriors, both for and against her cause. #TeamNaz was trending on Twitter, and people weren't shy in sharing their feelings about her. However, Naz says she couldn't care less.
"It's not nice seeing the comments, but honestly I don't think people know just how much I don't care. I honestly don't care...their opinion doesn't matter to me."
When asked if she thinks Jordan chose the right girl, she answers humbly.
"I think Jordan knows deep down in his heart what's best for him and what he wants...and I support him all the way."
For someone who came second out of 23 girls, it's unsurprising that she isn't sure about the future of the woman who defeated her and her could've-been beau.
"I'm not quite sure [if they'll stay together]. I wish them the best and everything..but yeah..."
And when asked if she'd go there if things don't work out?
"He's got my number, he can give me a call," she proclaims boldly.
Many of the other contestants said they would try and stay friends with Jordan after being eliminated, however Naz doesn't think this is the case, at least for now.
"At the moment I think the connection is a bit strong, and I've got to respect Fleur."
In response to claims she was only there for ratings and fame, she says: "I went on there for love. I knew the fame would come with it, and there would be consequences that came with it, I knew what was coming, but regardless of everything I went on for love. At the end of the day, I was real, from the start to the end."
Watch the full interview.
