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Don't have sex on BB

WILD child Emily Parr's parents told last night how they have banned her from stripping off or having sex on Big Brother.

The feisty drama student has taken tons of bikinis into the house but Mandy and Roger Parr laid down some ground rules before she went in.

Mandy said: "I told Emily she's forbidden from taking her top off. She's not built to be a glamour model and she's a talented actress so that's not what she wants to be known for.

"I've told her if there are boys she likes in the house she's not to do anything with them."

Even twin sisters Jessica and Alice have told 19-year-old Emily to keep it clean. Jessica, 18, said: "She's definitely not allowed to have sex on Big Brother - we've warned her." Mandy, 44, who has told Emily even kissing is banned, added: "It'll be interesting to see what she's like with Ziggy, but he's too muscly to be her type.

"I'd never have suggested she go on a programme like this but she's always done what she wants to do. She has to be the centre of attention - there's no stopping her."

Emily is no stranger to the camera - she and her sisters had parts as dancers in Havana Nights: Dirty Dancing 2 and she's been in Casualty. And the Peaches Geldof lookalike is due to appear in new Johnny Depp film Sweeney Todd, in which - ironically - her character is locked in a madhouse.

Mandy said at their Bristol home: "She got to meet Johnny Depp and came back in love with him, saying how sexy he was."

She added: "I couldn't believe it when I saw the headlines about my daughter being some sort of cocaine-taking lesbian.

"I don't think she would do cocaine because Emily's the type of girl who has to be in control. She always has to be in charge - she's a nightmare." Emily's mum admitted that the student at the South West Academy of Dramatic Arts had taken a comforter in to the house with her for when it gets tough.

Mandy said: "She has a rag from an old T-shirt that she rubs against her nose to remind her of home."

Emily has claimed she and the twins are all alike, the "Hilton sisters of Bristol" - like hotel heiress Paris they have a lap-dog. But Alice said: "I can't believe she said that - we're all so different. But I hope people like her - she's great fun.

"One problem in the house might be that she's so messy - it drives me mad. And she can't cook at all. One day she actually asked me 'How do you fry an egg?'"

Roger, 49, who works for a chemicals firm, reckons his daughter is in it to win it.

He said: "She's calculating and likes to win, so I think she will have a game plan. She'll befriend the other housemates but I think she'll be sizing them up as well."

Source: Sunday Mirror