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arista
13-02-2007, 06:03 AM
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Is this a PR Stunt?

I Hate this Women now
because she wants Big Brother Closed Down.

She needs a New Manager.

Sophii3x
13-02-2007, 07:07 AM
Why is she starving herself?
Yes, I'm going through a similar thing, but not on purpose.

If it's true:sad:

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 08:35 AM
BIG Brother bully Jo O’Meara was on suicide watch last night amid fears she is starving herself to death.

The former S Club babe, who claims the show’s race row wrecked her life, is refusing to eat and is being pumped full of prescription drugs.

Family members claim she is having a nervous breakdown because her stint on the Channel 4 show has ruined her life and they are keeping a suicide watch on her.

A pal said: “Jo’s got everyone worried because she’s stopped eating. She doesn’t go outside as she thinks everyone hates her.

“And because she’s talked about suicide, she can’t be left alone.”

The 27-year-old star became a hate target after fans accused her of making racist jibes against Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty, 31.

Viewers were stunned when she claimed all Indians were thin because they undercooked their food and ate with their hands.

They were also horrified how she just laughed when the actress was abused by Jade Goody, 25.

After her eviction, where Jo was booed by the crowds, she caused more outrage by refusing to say sorry. Within hours she discovered she had become one of the most hated people in the UK.

She has also been quizzed by police after complaints from viewers that she and others allegedly made racist comments.

Her depression was worsened by the death of her agent Tony Fox, who died of a heart attack two days after her eviction.

She fears the stress that her stint on the show put him under may have led to the cardiac arrest. Jo has now checked into a secret hotel because she is too terrified to go back to her Essex home.

Medics have advised her family that someone should stay with her all the time.

The pal added: “She’s very, very fragile. She’s having a breakdown.

“She’s still very tearful and is shaking and rocking a lot. We are in contact with Jo’s doctors on a daily basis.

“They felt they had no choice but to increase her pills.

“If it helps her get through the day a bit easier then that’s a good thing. But to make matters worse she’s stopped eating.

“There are some days she doesn’t even get up and get dressed.

“The doctors have said it’s the worst case they’ve ever seen of someone so badly affected by their appearance on a TV show.”

The pal said: “Our main priority is getting Jo back to a condition where she feels she can go home.

“The irony is that she said she wanted to do Big Brother because she thought it looked fun and she would get enough money to stop her home being repossessed.

“But it’s turned out to be the worst decision of her life.”

A Channel 4 spokeswoman said last night: “Housemates’ welfare is our first priority.

“A robust aftercare system is in place to ensure all housemates are fully supported and advised after they leave the show.”


Daily Star

MarkWaldorf
13-02-2007, 08:45 AM
:shocked: She really shouldn't take it like that. She should just do what Danielle did and get away from Britain for a while.

GiRTh
13-02-2007, 09:26 AM
If she wants to starve herself then so be it.

BB-Rocks
13-02-2007, 10:04 AM
I really do feel sorry for her. yes, she did things that were wrong, but knowone deserves al this. I hope Jo gets better soon.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 10:25 AM
She must be in a terrible way. Hope she gets through this.

Chrizzle
13-02-2007, 10:26 AM
Oh dear:shocked:

I hope shes alright, and pulls through this! Shes strong. I'm behind her!

Ruth
13-02-2007, 11:26 AM
It's in the Daily Star - 'nuff said!

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 11:37 AM
Originally posted by Ruth
It's in the Daily Star - 'nuff said!


That's a bit cynical. I can't see them making this up, and if it's a PR stunt then it would be sick.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 01:33 PM
Such a stark contrast between Danielle & Jo (see thread "pictures of Danielle & Ian on night out". Danielle going on nights out after a holiday, while Jo is near suicidal and on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Do you not think the media should show some support to Jo, and put everything in the past, to try and help her through this?

andybigbro
13-02-2007, 01:52 PM
Jo is just making it worse for herselkf :nono:

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 01:56 PM
Originally posted by andybigbro
Jo is just making it worse for herselkf :nono:

But she is obviously very ill. I don't think she can do much about that by herself.

J.C.
13-02-2007, 01:59 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
Such a stark contrast between Danielle & Jo (see thread "pictures of Danielle & Ian on night out". Danielle going on nights out after a holiday, while Jo is near suicidal and on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Do you not think the media should show some support to Jo, and put everything in the past?

The press might well be able to support Jo,but I think her problem is one of not clearing the air properly, and at the very least saying that she realises she's not behaved well and is sorry.
Whilst in denial she will sense that she has been victimised and that will certainly make her feel the way she does now. We all know how much better we feel after making an apology, and even tho Jade's was fake we did see the relief on her face after she apologised to Shilpa in Nowhere.
If Jo wanted to stand up and be counted the media would be fighting for the full story.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 03:14 PM
Originally posted by J.C.
Originally posted by BAZG
Such a stark contrast between Danielle & Jo (see thread "pictures of Danielle & Ian on night out". Danielle going on nights out after a holiday, while Jo is near suicidal and on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Do you not think the media should show some support to Jo, and put everything in the past?

The press might well be able to support Jo,but I think her problem is one of not clearing the air properly, and at the very least saying that she realises she's not behaved well and is sorry.
Whilst in denial she will sense that she has been victimised and that will certainly make her feel the way she does now. We all know how much better we feel after making an apology, and even tho Jade's was fake we did see the relief on her face after she apologised to Shilpa in Nowhere.
If Jo wanted to stand up and be counted the media would be fighting for the full story.

I thought she apologised in her statement? I know she hasn't done it herself in a television interview, but I hardly think she is up for tv appearances at the moment.

*Lorna*
13-02-2007, 03:19 PM
well after havin met Jo afew times, i know the type of person she is...she's someone that gets really down if anyone says something negative so this is her way of dealing with it - she's not as strong as Danielle and hasn't been able to do the same as what she did. She also didn't contact the paper about this, the papers contacted a friend of hers who spoke about it. so techinacally Jo isn't doing the whole papers stuff for PR - she wud want it to be forgotten about.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 03:21 PM
Originally posted by *Lorna*
well after havin met Jo afew times, i know the type of person she is...she's someone that gets really down if anyone says something negative so this is her way of dealing with it - she's not as strong as Danielle and hasn't been able to do the same as what she did. She also didn't contact the paper about this, the papers contacted a friend of hers who spoke about it. so techinacally Jo isn't doing the whole papers stuff for PR - she would want it to be forgotten about.

I'm sure she does! The whole thing seems to have died down a lot though now.

S2
13-02-2007, 03:21 PM
^ How is it that the media knows of her un-wellness. Who told them? If one is really ill and wants to recover would it not be better to do so with out the privvy eyes of cameras and flashbulbs in your face?

If she is really under-going this, then I feel sorry for her, and wish her a speedy recovery.
Thats said,you can't not forget she put herself in this position. When she came out of the house, she should have apologised, it would have played things down in her own favour, had she done so.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 03:42 PM
Originally posted by Shilpa_Fan
^ How is it that the media knows of her un-wellness. Who told them?


Please refer to Lornas' post.

spacebandit
13-02-2007, 03:53 PM
You have to wonder at the hypocrisy on display here :

Anything bad in her life she brought on herself.

Now the pretend starving story...
real personal trauma doesn't find itself in the papers,
PR trauma does


What next full blown suicide watch ?

Maybe rapists and and murderers should give up eating for a while ... watch the synpathy come flooding in from apologists for the coven.


Nothing says I'm sorry for what I did quite like buggering off to the sun, getting a tan and flogging the pictures off to the mags - see thats where Jo went wrong

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 04:03 PM
She is on suicide watch. And we only get to hear of her plight, and not "real personal trauma", as she is a "celebrity" (of sorts).
I don't think it's lies, or PR trauma, as you put it. She is a real person, with a family, and friends, and people who love her. I wouldn't wish this on my own worst enemy.

spacebandit
13-02-2007, 04:10 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
She is on suicide watch. And we only get to hear of her plight, and not "real personal trauma", as she is a "celebrity" (of sorts).
I don't think it's lies, or PR trauma, as you put it. She is a real person, with a family, and friends, and people who love her. I wouldn't wish this on my own worst enemy.

yeah
her family and/or representatives are so concerned that they took the time out to go to the Star ?.

:whistle::rolleyes::rolleyes:

The story is so obviously planted I can smell its perfume from here,
I strongly even suspect a whiff of BS in there as the whole thing is a made up PR stunt.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 04:13 PM
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
She is on suicide watch. And we only get to hear of her plight, and not "real personal trauma", as she is a "celebrity" (of sorts).
I don't think it's lies, or PR trauma, as you put it. She is a real person, with a family, and friends, and people who love her. I wouldn't wish this on my own worst enemy.

yeah
her family and/or representatives are so concerned that they took the time out to go to the Star ?.

:whistle::rolleyes::rolleyes:

The story is so obviously planted I can smell its perfume from here,
I strongly even suspect a whiff of BS in there as the whole thing is a made up PR stunt.


Well, you are entitled to your opinion, but I don't agree. Jo has not been splashed accross the tabloids daily, and as Lorna states, the press got the story out of a friend of hers.

Ruth*Star
13-02-2007, 04:24 PM
I think they are taking this out of context. i don't think she would be the typa of person to starve herself. i do feel sorry for her if shes genually going though this.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 04:27 PM
Originally posted by Rebel.Ruth
I think they are taking this out of context. i don't think she would be the typa of person to starve herself. i do feel sorry for her if shes genually going though this.

She seems quite a weak person though. If she is depressed, then she won't be bothered about anything to do with herself, or anyone else. She will just give up. She won't wanna eat, or even get out of bed, and the press report states this is what is happening.

GiRTh
13-02-2007, 04:42 PM
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it. Her people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it but if it's sympathy they're after, they've come to the wrong place.

Mrluvaluva
13-02-2007, 04:43 PM
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

Ruth
13-02-2007, 04:44 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by Ruth
It's in the Daily Star - 'nuff said!


That's a bit cynical. I can't see them making this up, and if it's a PR stunt then it would be sick. I am cynical when it comes to the Daily Star. They have reported lie after lie after lie. Some of them far bigger and potentially more damaging than this one. I don't think this is a PR stunt on behalf of Jo O'Meara - but I think you really can't believe a word that is written in that 'newspaper'.

GiRTh
13-02-2007, 04:46 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

the papers have contributed but Jo could have done a few things to save herself, and she chose not to.

If she needs help then I hope she gets it, but sympathy is something she'll never get from me.

zachary
13-02-2007, 07:05 PM
I feel sorry for her...but that doesn't mean I like her.
Hope she gets better and I never see her again.

tinkerbell
13-02-2007, 07:34 PM
Why make everything public? if you are that distressed why tell the world?

Ruth
13-02-2007, 07:39 PM
Originally posted by zacharybinx
I feel sorry for her...but that doesn't mean I like her.
Hope she gets better and I never see her again.
Well yeah, that just about sums it up for me.:thumbs:

spacebandit
14-02-2007, 08:48 AM
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

Would these be the same papers printing planted stores to win her sympathy ?

She's planted more stuff than Alan Titchmarsh.

You can believe the PR hype if you want, some of us live in the real world

Mrluvaluva
14-02-2007, 09:05 AM
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

Would these be the same papers printing planted stores to win her sympathy ?

She's planted more stuff than Alan Titchmarsh.

You can believe the PR hype if you want, some of us live in the real world


Where's that? Cloud cuckoo land? Hope you never get ill with depression.

spacebandit
14-02-2007, 02:37 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
She is on suicide watch. And we only get to hear of her plight, and not "real personal trauma", as she is a "celebrity" (of sorts).
I don't think it's lies, or PR trauma, as you put it. She is a real person, with a family, and friends, and people who love her. I wouldn't wish this on my own worst enemy.

yeah
her family and/or representatives are so concerned that they took the time out to go to the Star ?.

:whistle::rolleyes::rolleyes:

The story is so obviously planted I can smell its perfume from here,
I strongly even suspect a whiff of BS in there as the whole thing is a made up PR stunt.


Well, you are entitled to your opinion, but I don't agree. Jo has not been splashed accross the tabloids daily, and as Lorna states, the press got the story out of a friend of hers.

Oh yeah - I bet they really had to twist arms to get the story out of a friend of hers :rolleyes:


Morning
Coffee
Sniff

spacebandit
14-02-2007, 02:37 PM
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

Would these be the same papers printing planted stores to win her sympathy ?

She's planted more stuff than Alan Titchmarsh.

You can believe the PR hype if you want, some of us live in the real world


Where's that? Cloud cuckoo land? Hope you never get ill with depression.

Morning
Coffee
Sniff

Mrluvaluva
14-02-2007, 03:23 PM
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by spacebandit
Originally posted by BAZG
Originally posted by GRiT
If Jo wants to starve herself? What do you want from,me.? If she doesn't want to eat then so be it and people need to help her. I don't think you can blame the papers for her predicament. If she truly needs help than I hope she gets it.


Grit - the papers have been very unkind to her and this has contributed to her current situation.

Would these be the same papers printing planted stores to win her sympathy ?

She's planted more stuff than Alan Titchmarsh.

You can believe the PR hype if you want, some of us live in the real world


Where's that? Cloud cuckoo land? Hope you never get ill with depression.

Morning
Coffee
Sniff


You were right, it mentions on another thread that there was a post on her website saying it was not true. I take some of it back! It wasn't a PR stunt though, but the papers making stuff up again.

Ruth
14-02-2007, 03:49 PM
Which is exactly what I said.

Mrluvaluva
14-02-2007, 03:50 PM
Originally posted by Ruth
Which is exactly what I said.


True

CharlotteSometimes
16-02-2007, 08:47 AM
Originally posted by Rebel.Ruth
i don't think she would be the typa of person to starve herself.

But isn't loss of appetite a common complication of shock, fear, anxiety, nervous exhaustion, etc? She certainly wasn't faking anything in the GMTV interview, so she very probably is eating very little or nothing at all at the moment.

GiRTh
16-02-2007, 10:57 AM
Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes
Originally posted by Rebel.Ruth
i don't think she would be the typa of person to starve herself.

But isn't loss of appetite a common complication of shock, fear, anxiety, nervous exhaustion, etc? She certainly wasn't faking anything in the GMTV interview, so she very probably is eating very little or nothing at all at the moment.

So what? I'm completey indifferent toward her.

Ruth
16-02-2007, 11:38 AM
I'm not sure she wasn't faking during the GMTV interview. But regardless, I wouldn't wish any harm upon her, whether by her own or by others' doing. Doesn't mean I have to like her though.

cc100
16-02-2007, 03:01 PM
Originally posted by Sophii3x
Why is she starving herself?
Yes, I'm going through a similar thing, but not on purpose.

If it's true:sad:

Its merely a pathetic attempt at gaining sympathy.:rolleyes:

CharlotteSometimes
16-02-2007, 03:17 PM
Originally posted by GRiT

So what? I'm completey indifferent toward her.

You're more than entitled to be indifferent towards her, of course. But 'So what?' in response to the alleged/possible scenario that she's suffering from mental trauma on any level, or 'starving' herself, whether it be a deliberate bid for attention or a legitimate complication of her current circumstances is more than a tad harsh, don't you think? Even if she was 'guilty' of even a fraction of the things she's been accused of recently, she's received more than sufficient 'punishment', or karma, or whatever. She's a human being, and casual indifference for her well-being is, under the circumstances, callous in the extreme.

GiRTh
16-02-2007, 03:30 PM
Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes
Originally posted by GRiT

So what? I'm completey indifferent toward her.

You're more than entitled to be indifferent towards her, of course. But 'So what?' in response to the alleged/possible scenario that she's suffering from mental trauma on any level, or 'starving' herself, whether it be a deliberate bid for attention or a legitimate complication of her current circumstances is more than a tad harsh, don't you think? Even if she was 'guilty' of even a fraction of the things she's been accused of recently, she's received more than sufficient 'punishment', or karma, or whatever. She's a human being, and casual indifference for her well-being is, under the circumstances, callous in the extreme.

I don't think so. I hope she gets the help she needs to get better, - I've stated that all along - but more than that, I can't be bothered with her. I simply cannot get emotional about her breakdown. Sorry.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'under the circumstances'. Under different circumstances Jo wished a breakdown on Dirk. I recall her saying she wanted him to crack, then followed by 'Crack Mutha*****a Crack, then she laughed. What a peach, aye? She's toxic, vindictive and I'll stop there but I could fill a page with awful words to describe her. Also, when she came out of the house there was no semblance of an apology but the repeated claim that she was stitched up by the editors.

Are you starting to understand my indifference a bit better? I don't wish bad or good on her I just couldn't care less either way.

CharlotteSometimes
16-02-2007, 03:45 PM
Originally posted by Ruth
I'm not sure she wasn't faking during the GMTV interview. But regardless, I wouldn't wish any harm upon her, whether by her own or by others' doing. Doesn't mean I have to like her though.

It's always a possibility, Ruth - although I'll still have to disagree. If for no other reason, the tabloids would've had every last frame of that interview scanned by body language experts, looking for proof that it was a sham. As for 'liking' her, I thought S Club 7 were pants - although pants of immense unintentional comic value, admittedly. I remember now seeing them interviewed - it was straight after their last ever tv performance as a bland, or something. I expected her to be a bit posh for some reason, so her accent shattered illusions I'd held for several years. But then she cried at the end of the song, and I just thought to myself; 'awww, sweet girl'.

I forgot about her straight afterwards of course, until CBB started. Again I was a little shocked by the accent, swearing, smoking and tattoos. There's absolutely no justification for that of course, but it was further shattering of my own rash assumptions. So it took a bit for her to grow on me, but after a day or so, she came across as a modest, sweet-natured and quite amusing girl. I saw a few uncomfortable moments since then, for sure. But there's not been a hm I've liked yet who hasn't shown their own fair share of similarly uncomfortable moments, either. I've still seen nothing to warrant the comments from pretty much all quarters which range from mild comtempt to outright scary and malicious hatred. The latter worry me far more than an ordinary working class girl who stepped out of a tv studio and found herself in Salem, rather than Hertfordshire.


Originally posted by GRiT

I don't think so. I hope she gets the help she needs to get better, - I've stated that all along - but more than that, I can't be bothered with her. I simply cannot get emotional about her breakdown. Sorry.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'under the circumstances'. Under different circumstances Jo wished a breakdown on Dirk. I recall her saying she wanted him to crack, then followed by 'Crack Mutha*****a Crack, then she laughed. What a peach, aye? She's toxic, vindictive and I'll stop there but I could fill a page with awful words to describe her. Also, when she came out of the house there was no semblance of an apology but the repeated claim that she was stitched up by the editors.

Are you starting to understand my indifference a bit better? I don't wish bad or good on her I just couldn't care less either way.

I'm not 'emotional' about it, I just think that kicking someone when they're down is frankly rather sick (I refer to the general ethos here by the way, rather than anything you may have posted personally on the matter).

I mean 'under the circumstances' of someone who is being vilified for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. There's an enormous difference between a baying mob hypnotised by the media, and a genuine girl with a good sense of humour. So yeah, she's peachy-keen in my book. She could've/should've apologised for a few cultural gaffs and one obnoxious stereotype, for sure. But she came out of the house accused of being a racist and a bully, yet she's quite clearly neither (based on the CBB footage we've been shown). So if she'd apologised then in the glare of those bogus accusations, she'd have been 'confessing' to 'crimes' that she blatantly did not perpetrate. As for the editing, if there wasn't a deliberately negative slant put on that, why was she shown smoking perpetually? We all know that, celebrities or not, such luxuries are in limited supply after a week or so. So where did the cigarettes come from, if they weren't being highly selective with the footage shown on the recap show? I think we have the grassy knoll right there.

I'm afraid not, no. Nothing I saw in the house, or have read in your posts today, would enable me to rationalise the 'crossing the street' mentality (collectively, rather than on your part alone). Indifference to the innocent is not something I can conveniently brush under the carpet, I'm afraid.

GiRTh
16-02-2007, 04:35 PM
Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes

She could've/should've apologised for a few cultural gaffs and one obnoxious stereotype, for sure. But she came out of the house accused of being a racist and a bully, yet she's quite clearly neither (based on the CBB footage we've been shown). So if she'd apologised then in the glare of those bogus accusations, she'd have been 'confessing' to 'crimes' that she blatantly did not perpetrate.

I'm afraid not, no. Nothing I saw in the house, or have read in your posts today, would enable me to rationalise the 'crossing the street' mentality (collectively, rather than on your part alone). Indifference to the innocent is not something I can conveniently brush under the carpet, I'm afraid.

There's no question she should have apologised. The fact you feel her crimes were slight is not the point. My mother lives in Jamaica. While BB was on s he called me to ask me how I was - as she does every few weeks. In the course of the conversation she asked what was happening in the UK. I told her about BB and she already knew about it. This story went global. The size of the crime doesn't matter; she should have apologised. I feel there is no question about that.

I'm sick of the bad edit defense. It seems to be the standard defense for everybody who makes a fool of themselves in the house. For me it enraged me even more when I heard her say that.

Obviously, a breakdown is nothing to trifle with. I just can't be bothered about it. Under different circumstances Jo can be fun time Franky but the circumstance always seem to involce someone else suffering. I can't work her out and the conclusions I have come to, based on the way she presents herself, make me indifferent towards her.

easypeasy
16-02-2007, 05:14 PM
am i right in thinking she had admitted to suffering with eating disorders before she went in the house?

Kristen
16-02-2007, 07:35 PM
I envy her being so famous. If I went on BB I wouldn't care if I was booed or hated cos that would mean I'd been an entertaining housemate. Still I feel sorry for Jo because she's used to getting good press. It's probably easier for Jade and Danielle cos they have had bad press in the past and know how to deal with it.