'This whole will-they, won't-they thing is getting pretty tedious': Even Caggie and Spencer's Made In Chelsea castmates are bored of their on-off relationship

By Sarah Bull

Last updated at 7:49 AM on 3rd January 2012

They kept viewers captivated with their on-off relationship during the first season of Made In Chelsea.

But it seems Caggie Dunlop and Spencer Matthews' will-they, won't-they, romance drama has started to bore not only viewers, but also their MIC castmates.

Mark Francis and Binky Felstead revealed during a MIC Come Dine With Me special that they were growing tired with constant speculation about the pair's relationship.

'It's getting a bit tedious now': Caggie Dunlop and Spencer Matthews' on-off relationship is even starting to bore their Made In Chelsea co-stars

Talking to the camera in between meals as his co-stars' houses, Mark said: 'This whole will-they, won't-they thing is getting pretty tedious to be honest.'

Mark's comments came after Caggie and Spencer's incessant flirting during the dinner parties they attended together over the week for the special, which formed part of the Channel 4 mash-up to celebrate the network's 30th anniversary.

The pair were seen getting together on the Made In Chelsea Christmas special last month, during a pre-Christmas break to Finland.

Not impressed: Mark Francis and Binky Felstead both admitted they were fed up with the constant speculation about Caggie and Spencer

'It consumes the whole evening': Mark made the admission during a Come Dine With Me special on Channel 4

After their hook-up, Spencer said: 'Our relationship is fairly complicated. I'm not gonna put any pressure on her at all... It was the best holiday ever.'

But during their dinner party at Spencer's house, Spencer said he predicated a successful future for the couple.

He told Caggie: 'I think we're more likely to get married in 10 years time than to date now.'

The flirting continues: Despite sleeping together at Christmas, the pair's relationship still hasn't moved on

Victory: Binky Felstead won the special after impressing her dinner guests with her meal, helped by her mother

When Caggie said, 'Why, because of everything that happened?', Spencer nodded.

However, Spencer then picked up on a vibe from Binky and asked her what was wrong.

Binky replied: 'It's getting a bit like now, come on guys, just make a decision!'

And in an interview after the meal, Mark said: 'The whole Caggie and Spencer thing doesn't bother me but I do think that at some times it consumes the evening.'

Meanwhile, when it came to the culinary delights over the week, Binky emerged the winner after scoring the biggest points following her meal.

But Binky had a little help from her mother, after admitting she was less than a domestic goddess in the kitchen.

However, her meal of mushroom soup, roast pheasant and pavlova proved a hit with her guests.