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The sexy evictee, 19, was shocked when her mum Chrissie and sister Jem both blasted Aaron for the way he treated her in the house'
But pro wrestler Faye last night hit back, saying: “Aaron makes me *happy and that’s all that matters. I’m not going to try and convince my family to like him.
“Everybody is entitled to their own opinion but I will still like Aaron regardless of what they think I should do.
“I’m close to my family and want them to be a part of my life with Aaron but it won’t affect us even if they never approve.
“It really affected Aaron when he realised they didn’t like him and I was surprised by the reaction he’s had with the public.
"But I’ve got to go with what’s in my heart and I’ve got no doubt it will last between us.”
Faye was booted out on Friday when viewers turned against her and Aaron after saving them in the past.
But despite many housemates claiming Aaron has a game plan to win, Faye insisted: “I know Aaron better than anyone and I don’t think he’s playing a game.
“He might be using certain *situations to his advantage to progress in the game.
“I think that’s just taking on board what he’s seen in past series.
“He’s not done anything in a malicious or manipulative way. He’s not being fake at all.”
Tamworth-born Faye also hit back at Aaron’s critics. “We had fun times together that viewers didn’t see. If it had just been arguments, we’d have realised it wasn’t worth it,” she said.
“He upset me quite a lot of the time. That was Aaron and everyone deals with things in *different ways.
“But people would be surprised at how funny Aaron is if they met him. We’ll be together forever.
“In my head it’s a long-term thing.”
She left to a chorus of boos after fans voted to save Louise Cliffe, 25.
Faye said: “I think *people had seen enough of the rocky rollercoaster that was me and Aaron.“That might have got people wanting me out. I got emotional and there were times when it was overwhelming. Some situations were difficult to deal with.
“When my sister Jem walked out I seriously considered quitting. Things aren’t always rational in there and a small situation can turn into something massive.”

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