[Jessica.]

Does the appearance of housemates have an effect on whether you like or dislike them?

For example on launch night you see a really hot person enter the house and you think they are so beautiful/handsome, would that make you more inclined to start supporting them?

Throughout the years that I've watched BB I have noticed that some people are avid supporters of good looking housemates with no personality, so I am very curious about this.

Who do you think was the best looking housemate this year?

[LukeB]

boy Winston
Girl - Ashleigh

[Jake.]

No, not at all. Some of the best looking housemates have been either idiots or complete dullards. This is why I hate the whole 'you clearly like *housemates name* because of how she looks etc' bull****

[chuff me dizzy]

Not a jot, im not that shallow

[VanessaFeltz.]

Best looking guy: Christopher
Best looking girl: Ashle

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Jake.

No, not at all. Some of the best looking housemates have been either idiots or complete dullards. This is why I hate the whole 'you clearly like *housemates name* because of how she looks etc' bull****

Yeah, I wouldn't accuse someone of liking a housemate purely for aesthetic reasons unless it's blatantly obvious, but I have seen it happen many times.

[Jay.]

I don't think looks have any effect if I like a housemate or not. I thought Ashleigh was hot but didn't like her, but now I do.

[mizzy25]

best looking guy - ash
best looking girl - Ashleigh
also attractive looks wise, Christopher and although hes a prat, steven. girls helen

[AarynGriesfan]

I picked Kim as my favorite at first because she was the prettiest but I lost interest in her because of her personality or lack of one. Then I moved on to queen Ashleigh and have been perfectly happy ever since!

[Pete.]

No way

[rubymoo]

Nope! I go on personality, looks mean nothing!

[Bluerang1]

Guy: Ash
Girl: ^leigh

[Cal.]

It certainly does for certain people (I am guilty of this) on launch night 'OMG A BLACK GIRL YAY'

[Vicky.]

Looks dont have an effect as such...however I cant lie...I see a blonde twig with gigantic fake boobs giggling her way into the house, or a musclebound tanned guy strutting his way in with a pout...and I expect not to like them as I would expect them to be total airheads/up themselves. I give them a chance though...which is why I tend to not pick faves til around week 2.

[Jamesy]

On launch night, definitely, yes. As the weeks go on no, because you get to see and understand housemates personalities more and can come to fairer conclusions on whether the like them or not.

People say looks mean nothing although realistically that's what you judge someone on when you first see/meet them.

[Brother Leon]

Sometimes tbh.


Best looking girl is Kim.

[Achilles]

[MrWong]

I did with Danica because she's so flawless.

The thing my fave hm's have in common is whether they make me laugh rather than their looks.

[Shaun]

the housemate i probably considered the hottest across all series was a total prick so no (arron bb13)

[Sophiee]

if they're easy on the eyes it usually helps.

[abhorson]

Shallow.

[Bluerang1]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

It certainly does for certain people (I am guilty of this) on launch night 'OMG A BLACK GIRL YAY'

true

[divergent]

I voted that looks do have an effect for me, but tbf my favourites haven't always been the best looking imo so I dunno.. I'd lie if I said looks have NO effect at all, maybe initially i care but then i end up not doing so

[AarynGriesfan]

Well at least 10 people were honest.

[mrflibble]

Nope. Always drawn to the personality, but it seems I always end up finding them attractive at some point during the show. I've only watched 3 Big Brother's and this has happened with all of my favourite housemates (Tim from BBAus 2005, Dexter BB14, Chris BB15). It doesn't help that I find most housemates very unattractive anyway. Sometimes I'll make a judgement initially (what am I supposed to base it on when I don't know them?), and subconsciously their appearance may affect some opinions, but generally it's not a factor.