Love Is Blind's Irina Storms Out of Battle Camp in Tears After All 11 Costars Vote to Eliminate Her: 'I'm So Blindsided' (Exclusive)

Things are sure to get emotional at Battle Camp.

In PEOPLE's exclusive look at Netflix's new competitive reality series, which premieres on April 23, Love Is Blind season 4 star Irina Solomonova breaks down in tears and storms out of the elimination ceremony after realizing all 11 costars had gone behind her back and voted her out of camp.

The clip begins as the group is gathered beside the dreaded elimination wheel, which already features the names of campers who lost the team challenges and the punishment. Host Taylor Lewan is now revealing who received camp votes — a.k.a. votes from their fellow campers to eliminate them from the competition.

In the clip, Irina goes up to the wheel with her costar, Too Hot to Handle and Perfect Match's Georgia Hassarati, where she makes a devastating realization about who received all 11 camp votes.

"You seem a bit emotional, are you alright?" Taylor asks Irina, who begins crying.

As she shakes her head no and wipes tears from her eyes, Irina sobs to the group, "I'm just so blindsided."

Georgia attempts to comfort Irina, while everyone else watches on in clear discomfort or sadness.

Irina continues to express her devastation, telling Taylor, "I don't really think anyone voted for Georgia. I've never felt this shocked in my life."

As she turns to her fellow campers, Irina tells the group, "I truly believe if you guys all thought that that was the right choice to make, then I'm not supposed to be here. Let's see what the wheel says, but I don't know if I can keep going in camp if I don't go home tonight."

With heightened emotions in the air, Taylor calmly tells the group, "There are 11 vote spaces remaining. Let's find out between the two of you who's on the wheel."

One by one, Irina's name lights up in each remaining spot on the wheel — and eventually, all 11 camp vote spots are filled with her name. Realizing her suspicions are now confirmed, and her name is on the wheel a total of 13 times, Irina falls to her knees and bawls her eyes out.

"Oh my god, guys. I'm so sorry," she sobs, before apologizing to her teammates — Louis Russell (Too Hot to Handle), Gabi Butler (Cheer) and Trey Plutnicki (Squid Game: The Challenge) — who also went behind her back and voted for her. "It's OK. I'm so sorry that I let you guys down."

Her team is clearly upset by the moment, as Trey shakes his head and tells her "don't," Louis looks down and Gabi stands there silently crying.

"I just want to go home," Irina cries out. "I just don't want to be here."

Irina then storms off and leaves the elimination ceremony without saying anything more to her costars — and without Taylor having spun the wheel to determine who will go home. Viewers will find out what unfolds after this dramatic moment and if Irina does actually get eliminated when all 10 episodes premiere on April 23.

Similar to MTV's The Challenge, Battle Camp welcomes reality stars from Love Is Blind, Cheer, Selling the OC, and more of Netflix's hit reality series as they compete in physical and mental challenges at camp. However, there's one catch: the players must do whatever it takes to keep their name off a giant spinning wheel that randomly decides who gets eliminated.

In order to keep their names off the wheel, the stars must win daily team challenges, the subsequent punishments — and remain likable and non-threatening to their fellow campers. If they are able to achieve all three and avoid elimination each night, one winner will take home the $250,000 prize.

In addition to Irina, Georgia, Louis, Gabi and Trey, the Battle Camp cast also features Avori Henderson (The Mole), Bri Balram (Too Hot to Handle), Chase DeMoor (Too Hot to Handle/Perfect Match), Gio Helou (Selling the OC), Kyle Fuller (The Circle), and Lexi Goldberg (The Ultimatum: Queer Love).

Rounding out the cast is Lorenzo Nobilio (Squid Game: The Challenge), Morgan Simianer (Cheer), Nick Uhlenhuth (The Circle/Perfect Match), Polly Brindle (Selling the OC), Quori-Tyler "QT" Bullock (The Circle), Shubham Goel (The Circle) and Tony Castellanos (The Mole),

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Battle Camp premieres Wednesday, April 23 on Netflix.