A brand new host of housemates headed into the famous Borehamwood mansion on Thursday as Celebrity Big Brother kicked off.
With 15 new contestants ready to enter the most famous pad in Britain, host Emma Willis delighted the baying crowd as she announced webcam stripper Chloe Maffia, Geordie Shore's Marnie Simpson and American singer Aubrey O’Day would be among the stars entering the house.
Dressed to impress, the glamorous trio ensured all eyes would be on them as they made their way into their temporary home, whilst Emma teased that they would have no time to settle down before Big Brother set its first secret task.
'Everyone thinks I'm stupid and dumb, but they won't think that when they're doing my washing up and I'm being a princess,' was former escort Chloe Maffia's bold opening line.
'Pretty girls love pretty girls and it's only ugly b****es who have a problem,' she said when asked if she got along with her fellow Playboy playmates, adding that she had '32HHH boobs'.
She added: 'Hot girls get booed', but the star entered to cheers, which host Emma was quick to point out.
ASecond in was Saira Khan, who said she thought people considered her to be 'loud and gobby.'
She also explained she didn't know why she said she would allow her husband to have sex with other women and added she will 'never walk away from an argument.
Speaking to Emma, she added she'd received some advice from former CBB contestant and fellow Loose Women panellist Nadia Sawalha to 'bring ear plugs' but admitted she'd forgotten them.
Ariana Grande's brother Frankie was third in as he promised he was 'ready for entertainment.'
But he warned: 'Sometimes people get really annoyed with me as I'm singing and dancing all the time.' He added: 'I might be your friend but I might be thinking of ways to cut your throat. I am ready to win this game.'
Also heading in was radio and television host James Whale, who described himself as the person who says what 'people think but won't say.'
Explaining he was good friends with Nigel Farage, the TV personality entered to boos as he confessed he was going into the house for 'a rest and the money'.
He also divided fans by stating: 'men and women can never be equal' and begged: 'please vote me out soon!'
Cocky: He boasted that he was definitely going to win the show, and claimed his eyes for hypnotising for women
Ex On The Beach's Stephen Bear also headed in as he claimed: 'I'm most famous for kissing the birds. I've got nice eyes and they're hypnotised.'
He also touched on his relationship with Vicky Pattison as he explained: 'I gave her the world but she hated me.'
He added: 'People talk a good game, but I'm a talker and a walker.' He also boasted: 'I'm the winner, I'm not here to come f***ing second place... I'm good looking and I'm eye candy.'
Emma brought him back down to earth, however, as she quipped: 'You do know it's night time don't you?' in refernce to his sunglasses.
X Factor's Kate Waissel refused to clear up what happened on her time on the ITV talent show merely explaining: 'people got to see the wrong side of me.' adding that she 'refuses to address it.'
She revealed: 'I think this is going to be a fantastic opportunity to show people what I'm like in my thirties'
Speaking to Emma, she said: 'I've grown up. I'm so excited for this adventure.'
TOWIE's Lewis Bloor announced: 'I don't take any s**t,' in his entrance tape, adding that he is 'very single' at the moment and would be keeping an eye out for the ladies in the house.
He added: 'I'm not out there to be everyone's mate. If anyone gives me jib it's not gonna be pretty.'
He flirted with Emma on his arrival, as she teased 'there may not be any pretty girls in there,' he replied: 'Well you're here aren't you!'
Anthea Turner's ex-husband Grant Bovey explained he had been 'portrayed as a villain' but admitted he 'regretted all the hurt he had caused' his former flame.
He seemed pleased to receive a positive reception from the crowd as he wrapped Emma in a bear hug.
He gushed: 'It's a very, very weird feeling.' Adding it would be 'amazing' if he could change the public's perception of him.
.
The 'Boominator' added: 'I am the king of banter!' as he made a loud and proud entrance in a lime green patterned suit.
The last housemate to enter the house was former glamour model Sam Fox, who explained her 'life changed overnight' when she found fame.
The singer revealed she was expelled from school for posing topless but wished the 'British public would take her back into their hearts.'
Speaking to Emma she revealed: 'I think the toughest part will be face-to-face nominations,' before seeking out her mum in the crowd and calling her the 'ideal housemate'.
No sooner was the glamour model in than Big Brother kicked off the evening's festivities, gathering the housemates on the sofa.
They announced they would be throwing the housemates a silent disco but revealed one 'boss' would be going undercover, acting in secret to choose the first nominated housemates.
Big Brother announced they would be informing the housemate during the disco so as not to alert the others.
But Emma revealed, it was all a big joke, and the housemates would all be in on the task, and would need to be nominated by the secret boss in order to actually gain immunity.
The housemate in question was Christopher Biggins, who managed to keep his title of secret boss under wraps by continuing to dance whilst Big Brother revealed the news via his headphones.
With 15 new contestants ready to enter the most famous pad in Britain, host Emma Willis delighted the baying crowd as she announced webcam stripper Chloe Maffia, Geordie Shore's Marnie Simpson and American singer Aubrey O’Day would be among the stars entering the house.
Dressed to impress, the glamorous trio ensured all eyes would be on them as they made their way into their temporary home, whilst Emma teased that they would have no time to settle down before Big Brother set its first secret task.
'Everyone thinks I'm stupid and dumb, but they won't think that when they're doing my washing up and I'm being a princess,' was former escort Chloe Maffia's bold opening line.
'Pretty girls love pretty girls and it's only ugly b****es who have a problem,' she said when asked if she got along with her fellow Playboy playmates, adding that she had '32HHH boobs'.
She added: 'Hot girls get booed', but the star entered to cheers, which host Emma was quick to point out.
 |
| Geordie Shore's Marnie Simpson |
ASecond in was Saira Khan, who said she thought people considered her to be 'loud and gobby.'
She also explained she didn't know why she said she would allow her husband to have sex with other women and added she will 'never walk away from an argument.
Speaking to Emma, she added she'd received some advice from former CBB contestant and fellow Loose Women panellist Nadia Sawalha to 'bring ear plugs' but admitted she'd forgotten them.
Ariana Grande's brother Frankie was third in as he promised he was 'ready for entertainment.'
But he warned: 'Sometimes people get really annoyed with me as I'm singing and dancing all the time.' He added: 'I might be your friend but I might be thinking of ways to cut your throat. I am ready to win this game.'
Also heading in was radio and television host James Whale, who described himself as the person who says what 'people think but won't say.'
Explaining he was good friends with Nigel Farage, the TV personality entered to boos as he confessed he was going into the house for 'a rest and the money'.
He also divided fans by stating: 'men and women can never be equal' and begged: 'please vote me out soon!'
Cocky: He boasted that he was definitely going to win the show, and claimed his eyes for hypnotising for women
Ex On The Beach's Stephen Bear also headed in as he claimed: 'I'm most famous for kissing the birds. I've got nice eyes and they're hypnotised.'
 |
| Chloe Maffia |
He also touched on his relationship with Vicky Pattison as he explained: 'I gave her the world but she hated me.'
He added: 'People talk a good game, but I'm a talker and a walker.' He also boasted: 'I'm the winner, I'm not here to come f***ing second place... I'm good looking and I'm eye candy.'
Emma brought him back down to earth, however, as she quipped: 'You do know it's night time don't you?' in refernce to his sunglasses.
X Factor's Kate Waissel refused to clear up what happened on her time on the ITV talent show merely explaining: 'people got to see the wrong side of me.' adding that she 'refuses to address it.'
She revealed: 'I think this is going to be a fantastic opportunity to show people what I'm like in my thirties'
Speaking to Emma, she said: 'I've grown up. I'm so excited for this adventure.'
TOWIE's Lewis Bloor announced: 'I don't take any s**t,' in his entrance tape, adding that he is 'very single' at the moment and would be keeping an eye out for the ladies in the house.
He added: 'I'm not out there to be everyone's mate. If anyone gives me jib it's not gonna be pretty.'
He flirted with Emma on his arrival, as she teased 'there may not be any pretty girls in there,' he replied: 'Well you're here aren't you!'
Anthea Turner's ex-husband Grant Bovey explained he had been 'portrayed as a villain' but admitted he 'regretted all the hurt he had caused' his former flame.
He seemed pleased to receive a positive reception from the crowd as he wrapped Emma in a bear hug.
He gushed: 'It's a very, very weird feeling.' Adding it would be 'amazing' if he could change the public's perception of him.
.
The 'Boominator' added: 'I am the king of banter!' as he made a loud and proud entrance in a lime green patterned suit.
 |
| Aubrey O’Day |
Aubrey O’DayHe told Emma: 'Course I can win it!' as he yelled his 'Boom' catchphrase for everyone.
The last housemate to enter the house was former glamour model Sam Fox, who explained her 'life changed overnight' when she found fame.
The singer revealed she was expelled from school for posing topless but wished the 'British public would take her back into their hearts.'
Speaking to Emma she revealed: 'I think the toughest part will be face-to-face nominations,' before seeking out her mum in the crowd and calling her the 'ideal housemate'.
No sooner was the glamour model in than Big Brother kicked off the evening's festivities, gathering the housemates on the sofa.
They announced they would be throwing the housemates a silent disco but revealed one 'boss' would be going undercover, acting in secret to choose the first nominated housemates.
Big Brother announced they would be informing the housemate during the disco so as not to alert the others.
But Emma revealed, it was all a big joke, and the housemates would all be in on the task, and would need to be nominated by the secret boss in order to actually gain immunity.
The housemate in question was Christopher Biggins, who managed to keep his title of secret boss under wraps by continuing to dance whilst Big Brother revealed the news via his headphones.
No comments:
Post a Comment