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Full BB line-up revealed

MINI Me actor Verne Troyer will enter the CBB house tonight along with ’80s singer Steve Strange, rapper Coolio, boyband star Ben Adams, politician Tommy Sheridan and presenter Terry Christian.

Girls going in are La Toya Jackson, telly’s Ulrika Jonsson, Shameless actress Tina Malone, glamour girl Lucy Pinder, Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton and former pop star Mutya Buena.

La Toya Jackson
Michael Jackson’s sister LA TOYA, 52, posed for Playboy in the 1980s and finally made the charts herself in 2003.

MUTYA, 23, found stardom in 2001 with feisty trio Sugababes. She left in 2005 amid rumours of bitter in-fighting and has carved out a solo career.

COOLIO, 45 — real name Artis Leon Ivey Jr — made his name with 1995 rap smash Gangsta’s Paradise from the film Dangerous Minds. The single father has become a reality TV star.


Geordie MICHELLE, 28, got her big break on talent show Popstars. She wed Andy Scott-Lee, brother of Steps singer Lisa, but they have now split.

Sexy LUCY, 26, is a centre-fold favourite and has appeared on Nuts TV’s Book at Bedtime reading from heavyweight novels while wearing lingerie.

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TINA, 45, plays potty-mouthed Mimi, the wife of gangster Paddy, in Channel 4’s award-winning comedy drama Shameless.


Bisexual STEVE, 49, fronted New Romantic band Visage and won TV’s Celebrity Scissorhands in 2006.


Gobby TERRY, 42, first appeared on telly in 1990 hosting C4 show The Word. He now presents a weekend show on BBC Radio Manchester.

Swede ULRIKA, 41, was an ’80s weathergirl, a regular on TV’s Shooting Stars, had a fling with the then England soccer boss Sven Goran Eriksson and last year had her fourth child — by a fourth dad.

Firebrand TOMMY, 44, sued over claims about his personal life — and as a result will appear on a perjury rap in the Scottish courts.

Ex-choirboy BEN, 27, has embarked on a solo career after squeaky-clean boy band A1 split in 2002.

Bookies Ladbrokes make Verne, Coolio and Ben 5-1 joint favourites.

CBB, rested last year over the 2007 Shilpa Shetty race row, starts on Channel 4 at 9pm tonight.

The Sun