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The title is just the title of the Daily Star article btw.

But yeah....

Yet when Tamara Stewart-Wood was evicted (way too early) from Big Brother, viewers were left wondering what would become of her and Winston Showan.

And despite the reality stars remaining coy about their post-final romance, we can exclusively reveal that the couple DID get together, but are no longer an item.

In fact, the series' Mr Nice Guy, 27, allegedly rinsed the blonde businesswoman, 24, "out of house and home", used her for a place to stay and refused to admit they were dating.

Speaking to Daily Star Online, Tamara revealed she waited two months for Winston until he was evicted and couldn't wait to see him when he came out of the BB house.

She explained: "I thought about him almost every day while he was in there.

"Watching the flirtation with Danielle [McMahon] was probably the worst I’ve felt in a very long time.

"It’s really hard to watch someone you like flirting with someone you really dislike. With Biannca [Lake] it felt okay as it was quite one-sided."

However, while there was a dubious night of bed-sharing with wayward Catholic Danielle, Tamara and Winston united just two days after he was evicted in the penultimate week.


She said: "We became inseparable for the following two weeks. I offered for him to stay with me until he got a flat sorted, but in hindsight, it was way too much too soon.

"He moved in with me and we were spending all our time together. At first it was fine, but as time went on I felt more and more taken advantage of.

"I cooked for him, did all his washing, he ate me out of house and home yet didn’t contribute at all.


"One time we ran out of milk, I waited and waited thinking he’d go to the shop and get some but he never did.

"After a fortnight it became clear he was using me as a free ride and a stop gap.

"It’s like he wanted to live with me and have all the benefits of having 'a girl at home', but still pretend he was the single ladies' man to everyone else.

"He was not contributing and didn’t want to admit to anyone that he was staying with me. No woman should put up with that. I refuse to be used so I told him to leave.

"He ate all my food, he never cleaned up, I did his washing, I basically waited on him hand and foot. Eventually I thought 'this isn’t right' and told him to leave. It all just got too much.

"We started to argue and it got too intense. I could see I was going to get hurt if it carried on.

"I’m really sad about how it’s worked out as I genuinely had feelings for him.

"I’ve since asked him to pay for the rent for those two weeks he stayed with me and I haven’t heard from him since. It’s like a hit and run. I can’t quite believe it."

Tamara continued: "I feel totally heartbroken. I think he took advantage of me, he knew I had feelings for him."

The oil and gas headhunter confided that she "could have easily fallen in love with him" and believed the former TOWIE extra to be potential boyfriend material.

She said: "Little did I know all he wants to do is be some 'player'. I’m so glad I didn’t fall in love with him. He’s not as sweet and innocent as everyone thinks.

"He wouldn’t have used me like he did if he was Mr Nice Guy.

"He’s so wrapped up in being a ladies' man that he doesn’t care who he hurts in the process.

"I never thought in a million years he would’ve treated me the way he has. He hasn’t even said thank you for me looking after him. I’m actually still shocked over it all."

Yet despite projecting his geezer image onto the world, partying with women at clubs, Tamara didn't exactly have compliments about his skills beneath the sheets.

The Londoner said: "There was an immediate attraction between us when we met in the house and it was pretty much the same on the outside.

"I don’t want to go into details of the sex, but let’s just say he got what HE wanted."

Sadly, Tamara reveals that she regrets her time on Big Brother and as many housemates do, was under the illusion that a career in showbiz would follow.

She concluded: "I do regret doing BB. It’s taken me a long time to admit it, but I do. So many people think it’s all parties, champagne and laughs but there’s a real side to it that people don’t see.

"Most housemates come out with no job, nowhere to live and have been put through an emotional rollercoaster.

"As for Winston, I regret letting my guard down and for letting him in. I hope he gets all the attention he wants but doesn’t hurt anymore girls. I’d hate for anyone to get led on like I did.

"I really hope he thinks about how his actions can hurt others."

Daily Star Online are awaiting comment from Winston's representatives.

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz/3...nsed-her-money