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EMILY: CHARLEY WILL WIN BIG BRO

BIG Brother has fixed it for big mouth Charley Uchea to be this year’s shock winner, former housemate Emily Parr claimed last night.

Emily, 19, insisted the show’s executives have their favourites to steal the crown.

And she claims they have been giving special treatment to Charley, 21, to help her win over the fans.

Producers were accused of saving Charley when they stopped her being put up for the eviction vote last week.

Now Emily says they are trying to swing the public behind the one-time hate figure by carefully editing the highlights show and other tactics.

She revealed: “There were five birthdays in June in the house, but Charley had the most massive birthday party. It’s definitely BB fixing how people are seen. And everybody is edited into a caricature of themselves.

“They only gave the twins a pretend party with slop. They have their favourites, put it that way. Charley is definitely it.

“But we’re told at the beginning that BB has the right to edit the footage in any way.”

Sizzling Emily, from Bristol, also revealed show bosses had said they had “big hopes” for her, until they kicked her out after just eight days for a racist remark.

She said after she was ejected that producers admitted they had planned to give her more exposure during the highlights show to build up a fan base.

Emily added: “They said they were sorry they had to boot me out.

“They told my mum they didn’t use a lot of footage of me in the first week because they had planned to bring my character out later, then people would want to see more and more of me.”

Emily said she had become a “scapegoat” after the Jade Goody race-row on Celebrity Big Brother.

She said: “They wanted to appear to be doing something after last time.

“But at the end of the day it was a completely different situation to the Jade Goody one.”

Emily was hauled out of bed at midnight and given her marching orders.

She added: “I think they were trying to make good TV.

“They could easily have given me a warning or a second chance."

Source: The Star