[Denver]

BRITAIN’S Next Top Model’s first transgender contestant is in talks to enter the next series of Celebrity Big Brother.

Talulah-Eve Brown, 22, could be entering the compound this autumn, following in the footsteps of her idol Nadia Almada, whose 2004 Big Brother win inspired her to transition.

Talulah-Eve Brown is in talks to enter the next series of Celebrity Big Brother
The Brummie beauty turned to CBB after being rejected for a spot in the jungle by I’m a Celebrity bosses.

She would be the third transgender contestant to enter Celebrity Big Brother after boxing promoter Kellie Maloney, 62, and antiques expert Lauren Harries, 38, who took part in 2014 and 2013 respectively.

A source said: “Talulah-Eve has all the elements of a great housemate.

“She has a fascinating backstory, plus she proved on Next Top Model that she loves being the centre on attention and won’t back down from confrontation.

“Next Top Model have given their blessing for her to appear on the show and she’s not bound to stay off screen by any restrictive contracts, which has made her more appealing to CBB bosses.”

Talulah-Eve was born male and named Aaron, but realised she wanted to be a woman after Nadia’s win thrust transgender issues into the spotlight.

She said: “Growing up was difficult for me. I didn’t understand what I was – there was no education about it.

“I didn’t understand what I was, my whole life, pretty much. Then I read a story about Nadia from Big Brother and I thought, ‘Oh my god, this is me’.”

She started the process to undergo gender reassignment surgery in 2014 at age 19.

Talulah-Eve was a contestant in the ongoing 11th series of Britain’s Next Top Model, where she clashed with head judge and former winner Abbey Clancy, 31.

Talulah-Eve realised she wanted to transition after seeing Big Brother winner Nadia Almada
She said: “I struggled with the judging process because I’ve been judged my whole life and I didn’t expect to be judged as much as I was.

“I stood my ground and it didn’t always go down well with Abbey.”

The Sun Online revealed that Talulah-Eve was snubbed by other contestants during the show, who complained she was getting “special treatment”.

She has already received six-figure offers for work since appearing on the show.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbi...by-im-a-celeb/

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Justice for Quei ANTM

[Headie]

Mess she was a massive bitch on BNTM, a crap model but certainly brought the drama

Youtube video

[Amy Jade]

She was abysmal on BNTM, one of the least graceful models they've ever had on the show.

I think she'd bring the drama though so I am ok with her being on BB...not CBB though.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by Hayden

Mess she was a massive bitch on BNTM, a crap model but certainly brought the drama

Youtube video

at the girl with the bright red bob.

Is that a wig or her actual makeover?

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Braden

at the girl with the bright red bob.

Is that a wig or her actual makeover?

Just a wig she wears

Spoiler:

Her mum has terminal bowel cancer

[rusticgal]

BNTM is the worst of all of them...the judges are so flat and plastic and it's so scripted. Used to like Abby but she is so serious and up herself. The contestants this year are awful.
Australia's one is the best...the judges and concept is so much better IMO.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

BNTM is the worst of all of them...the judges are so flat and plastic and it's so scripted. Used to like Abby but she is so serious and up herself. The contestants this year are awful.
Australia's one is the best...the judges and concept is so much better IMO.

I love AusNTM but it has it's flaws just like most versions of the show. Their contestants are constantly the best but the judges are sometimes terrible. Especially Alex Perry, he's been the downfall of some amazing talents.

[Braden]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Just a wig she wears

Spoiler:

Her mum has terminal bowel cancer

Oh, god. I feel awful now <\3

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I love AusNTM but it has it's flaws just like most versions of the show. Their contestants are constantly the best but the judges are sometimes terrible. Especially Alex Perry, he's been the downfall of some amazing talents.

Yes I agree he is a prat...he has his favourites and he has cast the final vote and often been responsible for the demise of others who clearly had the best photo.
He has a big ego and loves the power that he has with the final vote.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

She was abysmal on BNTM, one of the least graceful models they've ever had on the show.

I think she'd bring the drama though so I am ok with her being on BB...not CBB though.

She will bring drama...but falls into the same catagory that we have seen countless times before...

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Yes I agree he is a prat...he has his favourites and he has cast the final vote and often been responsible for the demise of others who clearly had the best photo.
He has a big ego and loves the power that he has with the final vote.

Alex has an ego far bigger than his brand. He's proved multiple times he's unfit for the job.

• Eliminating Kassidy for insulting him by overscoring photos that were awful just to make sure Kassidy fell at the final 4 by just 0.5 points. So unprofessional.

• Pushing for Sam Downie to go home every week and giving her overly harsh feedback. Charlotte had to defend her in the latter weeks he had a serious issue with her and belittled her during shoots. He only got away with it because people were so focused on Alamela being bullied in the house.

• Constantly body shaming Alex Sinadinovic and telling her she was too short every damn week (she's the same height as Kate Moss, Georgia May Jagger, Cara Delavigne and Devon Aoki) he wasn't even usually constructive - he'd just call her short and leave another judge to explain how she could have enlongated her body. He admitted her picture in the final week was better than others but eliminated her anyway to prove himself right.

• In early season he would constantly tell young girls (as young as 16) that they needed bigger breasts or to lose weight on parts of their body just to try and be controversial. He was told to tone it down after complaints.

• He named his house after himself. Absoloute bell end.

• Those sunglasses on his bald patch