It was absolutely brilliant :clap2:
Best interview by far!

Oh so NOW people like her? :shrug:

****off.

People warm up to someone once they understand their struggles and their reasons why she behaved the way she did?

It was endearing to hear her story and understand why she did what she did. It makes her likeable that she was a human who struggled with life and behaved as she did to try and get away from the seriousness of the life she's led.

Don't worry Nancy, once we find out the reason Lotan hates women we'll probably like him too!

I wish we saw this side to her in the house
Maybe people in and out would have appreciated her more

It was a brilliantly human interview. One of the best this year so far.

I'm pleased she was happy to go I hope she has an easier life.

I'm no Sue fan but fair play to her.She was the only one who really understood Simone.

:umm2:

That was a really sad interview to watch, fair play to her for opening up about her past on live tv, I did have a soft spot for her when she was in the house, & I was sad to find out she had been evicted but after watching the interview with Emma I feel she is bettter off out the house & to be with her children & family, hope she finds peace & happeniess in her life.

Yeah, did you notice that clip when Sue said she uses her laughter as a coping mechanism?

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I think it was one of the best in the C5 era tbh.

She should never have been in that environment. She was basically exploited by the producers. I liken it to the old attractions we used to have at the circus

We all knew she had issues, she's been on like 3 other reality shows talking about her issues.

She has issues... so how was she vetted for this program? She's obviously unstable. She comes across as a sociopath gaslighting the entire house and has no remorse for anything.

Absolute mess.

How she was allowed on the show I don't know.

I sympathise with her and she seems like a good person at heart but she is clearly a bit unstable, I thought they gave people strict psychiatric evaluation before allowing them in the house?

Actually looking at a lot of the cast this year obviously not.

I felt for her. She needs help. Counselling would do her good.

I don't know she was emotional yes, wanted people to like her yes, but unstable because she cried that her brother had died..no

Interesting because Trisha Goddard dismissed this on BOTs just shows what she knows ..

i was a little bit moved by her hardships...
much richer in character outside the house.

Trisha is nothing but a day time TV host. Don't know why Rylan has her as some expert.

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I second that :clap2:

I felt so bad for her but tbh she should've opened up while in the house. It was too late for us.

the fact she never disclosed this while in there is proof to me - she is a trooper - I have deep shame as I judged her.


I wish her all the best and it all adds up now.

No Dr. Joey
she should have been there - She upset that OLD DJ on LBC
4AM
http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...98#post9451198


Feel The Force

So true

People these days love to jump on hate bandwagons without thinking for themselves, seeing the deeper picture or getting the facts right.

Like the eviction crowd, they even boo people on launch night now!! Haters LOVE to hate!

Simone's interview was without doubt THE most emotional interview in my 17 years of watching BB.

I hope next time more people will STOP AND THINK before they join the baying mob and collectively masturbate themselves into a hate-gasm.

:clap1: Agree'd and I just have to say, I LOVE reading your posts. :thumbs:

Funky