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LOUDMOUTH lesbian Kitten caused chaos in the Big Brother house last night when she was evicted — and REFUSED to leave.

Supported by the other housemates, the 24-year-old anarchist whinger said that she was going to stay under “squatters’ rights”.

But she went after producers started slashing the £100,000 prize money.

Kitten left the house as she had arrived — making obscene gestures.

She later boasted they were aimed at The Sun and its army of ten million readers.

The lippy Leftie also put two fingers up to “The Queen and all the aristocrats”.

She refused to pose for photographers, telling them to “******* off”.

Kitten, who broke house rules 34 times, said: “I only left because I did not want to let the people in the house down.”

When Big Brother announced the eviction, the attention-seeking brat was clearly agitated.

She said hurriedly to the others: “Everybody’s coming to my wedding?”

She was speaking about her proposal to lesbian lover Lianda Gibson.

Kitten insisted she was not going to leave and was joined by the 11 remaining housemates in the Big Brother snug room, as they yelled “squatters’ rights”.

But then the show’s host Davina McCall announced “Big Brother is prepared for this” and the money dropped from £100,000 to £99,000.

The housemates then yelled at Kitten: “Get out!” The prize ended up at £91,000.

As she finally left the house, she gave Lianda a massive snog and told her: “I have missed you so much.”

Talking to Davina about her controversial entrance into the house last Friday when she was seen abusing the crowd, Kitten explained her two-fingered salute was aimed “at The Sun”.

On her first day in the house, Kitten claimed she had been a prostitute in East London when she was 16.

But her furious dad Ken Pinder said: “She was still at private boarding school in Staffordshire until she was nearly 17. She then went to sixth-form college in Hull.”

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Here's The Daily Mirrors article

LESBIAN rebel Kitten Pinder was last night booted out of Big Brother after breaking the rules 30 times in a week.

Anarchist Kitten, who lives with her girlfriend Lianda Gibson in Brighton, has been a thorn in the side of show bosses since arriving last Friday.

Among her offences, the 24-year-old has climbed on to the roof, daubed slogans on the walls, refused to wear her microphone and refused to go to the diary room.

She also led a suitcase revolt after producers refused to hand over her belongings.

After hearing she was being evicted by Big Brother bosses, outraged Kitten shouted: "I told you bastards this morning that I was going to leave and you did not let me, you bastards." She then refused to leave.

But Big Brother then announced the £100,000 prize fund would be slashed for every minute Kitten outstayed her welcome.

As the money was counted down, she decided to go. It later emerged her delayed exit reduced the prize fund by £9,000. The remaining housemates can earn it back by completing challenges.

As she left the house, Kitten did a V-sign and a one finger salute to photographers, shouting: "This is for the Queen and this is for the aristocracy."

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And here's the Daily Mails Article...

Big Brother puts kitten out

Big Brother rebel Kitten Pinder admitted she behaved like "an idiot" after her stay in the house was cut short due to her bad behaviour.
In a break with tradition, producers - and not a public vote - dictated that the rebel contestant be evicted from the show last night.

It followed a warning earlier this week that one contestant would depart following a catalogue of bad behaviour from the Brighton 24-year-old.

She had earlier angered producers by daubing walls with anti-war slogans and staging a series of roof-top protests.

Following the announcement of her eviction, the lesbian political activist refused to leave the house - prompting fellow contestants to shout "this is TV history, this".

She shouted "No" to the producers and hinted at earlier attempts to engineer her departure when she said: "I told them that I didn't want to leave in front of all those people."

Shocked housemates were recalled to the lounge room sofas and told that their £100,000 prize money would be cut by £1,000 for every extra minute Kitten spent in the house.

As the contestants, who had at first supported her stance, had their emotions literally held to ransom, Kitten made a tearful exit - just five minutes after her eviction had been announced.

Having already lost her fellow contestants £9,000 from their total prize fund - Kitten must now attend a scheduled court hearing in Brighton next week for her non-payment of fines.

Kitten, of Grand Parade, Brighton, is due at Brighton Magistrates Court next Wednesday and magistrates had warned that she could be held in contempt if she failed to appear.

Following her expulsion, she admitted delight at being reunited with girlfriend Lianda - who had earlier this week cried "Yes" when the activist made a marriage proposal to her from the Big Brother diary room.

As she made hasty preparations to leave the house, Kitten asked her housemates if they wanted to attend her forthcoming nuptials.

She later admitted she had "acted like a 12-year-old" while on the show and was shown a package of unflattering remarks from the 11 other contestants.

Kitten said: "It doesn't surprise me and I don't think I'm always a likeable person. I think that people in there probably liked some parts of me and didn't like others.

"I don't feel offended by that, but I would have appreciated it if they had been more open and honest with me and said it to my face."

She told host Davina McCall that she had enjoyed "bits of" her week on the show, but added: "I think I'm an idiot and I behaved like a 12-year-old schoolkid the whole time I was in there."

The evictee explained: "When I was 16 I was a pretty screwed up person. I've been through so much therapy and stuff, but you have to work on these things slowly - they don't change overnight. You have to go through it, slowly.

"But I'm working on myself and I know what my weaknesses are. I understand that people are going to criticise me and I'm just going to have to keep fighting to empower myself."

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