[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Then they should have sent his family in and not his ex. I find it unfair that all the others got family and he was the only one who didn't. So if he goes they have themselves to blame.

But Bear's whole appeal (seemingly) is that he's 'controversial' and the logic behind his entertainment value seems to be that it doesn't really matter if it's positive or negative attention he's getting, as long as he's getting attention. So putting his ex in would cause drama which the prods want and it would give him more attention too which surely is what his fans want? So I think if anything it would benefit him. Also they did put someone close to him in just like they did with the others, it just so happens that he'd betrayed that person whilst in the house, but that was his own doing and not something that the prods are responsible for accounting for.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

But Bear's whole appeal (seemingly) is that he's 'controversial' and the logic behind his entertainment value seems to be that it doesn't really matter if it's positive or negative attention he's getting, as long as he's getting attention. So putting his ex in would cause drama which the prods want and it would give him more attention too which surely is what his fans want? So I think if anything it would benefit him. Also they did put someone close to him in just like they did with the others, it just so happens that he'd betrayed that person whilst in the house, but that was his own doing and not something that the prods are responsible for accounting for.

Putting an ex in is never a good idea. I wouldn't want to see any of mine

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

Putting an ex in is never a good idea. I wouldn't want to see any of mine

But if your boyfriend went into the house (who you've discussed marriage with) and then cheated on you and dumped you on national tv, would you be best pleased?