Paranoia in the Big Brother House Over Fake Eviction
With a fake eviction on the horizon, the paranoia in the Big Brother house is becoming more visible each day as housemates await the up and coming result on Friday.
With a fake eviction on the horizon, the paranoia in the Big Brother house is becoming more visible each day as housemates await the up and coming result on Friday.
Now in the eighth series, the producers of the show have decided to give the Big Brother House a new twist in the hope of grasping new viewers. This approach seems to have been successful, as this new excitement is now making many headlines across the United Kingdom. As well as creating a vibe outside of the house, Big Brother have also succeeded in stirring up their housemates, as many contestants are becoming paranoid that they are up for nomination, and Ziggy Lichman has even gone as far as trying on his eviction outfit.
Self-proclaimed man-hater, Nicky Maxwell spoke of her doubts about her future in the Big Brother House, saying "I'm convinced I'm up and I'm going home" and believes this is due to the fact that she has "not been as bubbly or having as much fun" as she has in previous weeks. Charley also spoke of her nomination fears, saying she is not yet ready to leave as she is "lookng for fame" but that she believes the public will vote her out as soon as she is up for the nominations.
Little do the housemates know that it is actually "Fake Week" in the Big Brother House, and the housemate chosen by the public will be briefly evicted, where they will find out what their housemates have been saying about them, before rejoining the house and their fellow housemates once more. This scheme is likely to create hostile conditions in the house once the truth is out in the open and it has left Big Brother viewers gripped and awaiting the eviction on Friday.
Just to make "Fake Week" even more exciting, the producers of the show have also added a new housemate to the building, British Actress Thalia Zucchi, the show's first fake housemate, who is going by the name of Pauline. Zucchi's housemates believe she is a contestant from the Australian Big Brother who has been transferred to the house in the England, but wih Carole and Tracey beginning to see through the lies, the tensions in the house are extremely high. This has added to the stress about the nominations and this week's eviction as there is a lack of trust in the house.
We can only wait to see what mischievous Big Brother will do next to keep us entertained and look forward to Friday's result.
Now in the eighth series, the producers of the show have decided to give the Big Brother House a new twist in the hope of grasping new viewers. This approach seems to have been successful, as this new excitement is now making many headlines across the United Kingdom. As well as creating a vibe outside of the house, Big Brother have also succeeded in stirring up their housemates, as many contestants are becoming paranoid that they are up for nomination, and Ziggy Lichman has even gone as far as trying on his eviction outfit.
Self-proclaimed man-hater, Nicky Maxwell spoke of her doubts about her future in the Big Brother House, saying "I'm convinced I'm up and I'm going home" and believes this is due to the fact that she has "not been as bubbly or having as much fun" as she has in previous weeks. Charley also spoke of her nomination fears, saying she is not yet ready to leave as she is "lookng for fame" but that she believes the public will vote her out as soon as she is up for the nominations.
Little do the housemates know that it is actually "Fake Week" in the Big Brother House, and the housemate chosen by the public will be briefly evicted, where they will find out what their housemates have been saying about them, before rejoining the house and their fellow housemates once more. This scheme is likely to create hostile conditions in the house once the truth is out in the open and it has left Big Brother viewers gripped and awaiting the eviction on Friday.
Just to make "Fake Week" even more exciting, the producers of the show have also added a new housemate to the building, British Actress Thalia Zucchi, the show's first fake housemate, who is going by the name of Pauline. Zucchi's housemates believe she is a contestant from the Australian Big Brother who has been transferred to the house in the England, but wih Carole and Tracey beginning to see through the lies, the tensions in the house are extremely high. This has added to the stress about the nominations and this week's eviction as there is a lack of trust in the house.
We can only wait to see what mischievous Big Brother will do next to keep us entertained and look forward to Friday's result.