[Jords]

They must get something? Itd be too unethical not to.

[JayBlaze]

How did Shahbaz ever make it past the psychological tests

[jyunga]

Pete made money and got famous off it. Of course it was good for him.

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

Endemol used to always claim that housemates got top of the range 'aftercare' after they came out of the show (which we all know is not true if you read Lesley Sanderson, Emma Greenwood, Chanelle Hayes or Nikki Grahame's accounts of what happened after they came out of the house), but do you think they actually need it anymore?

Housemates seem to be able to cope with the pressure a lot more now, and it's sort of like the press is no longer interested and it kind of feels like they can adjust quite easily to real life again (Lesley Sanderson from BB6 said a year after she went in she still hadn't recovered and re-adjusted to real life despite being in there for just 3 weeks).

Thoughts?

do you have any receipts (news reports) for Emma or Nikki?

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by Petemitch

do you have any receipts (news reports) for Emma or Nikki?

I know Emma is featured in Narinder Kaurs book "Big Brother the inside story" where she describes how BB treated her as extremely poor.

They left her locked in the bedsit for days telling her she would be going back into the house with the lights on and just a cd Walkman. She goes on to say how bad the aftercare was aswell, like she was discarded.

I would get a direct quote but I cant be arsed to go through it.

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

I know Emma is featured in Narinder Kaurs book "Big Brother the inside story" where she describes how BB treated her as extremely poor.

They left her locked in the bedsit for days telling her she would be going back into the house with the lights on and just a cd Walkman. She goes on to say how bad the aftercare was aswell, like she was discarded.

I would get a direct quote but I cant be arsed to go through it.

Yes, she was treated horrible in her last 3 days and claimed she was treated as a lesser to the rest of the housemate by bosses in aftercare. Plus she clung onto fame until about 2007 and then her mum went to the press and said that Emma was struggling with normal life and still struggling to adjust back to reality after being a 'celebrity' for 3 years and then completely being dropped. It must have been difficult.

I think she was allowed to watch DVDs as well when she was locked in the bedsit. Looking back on the highlights its obvious they had no intention of putting her back in, she received about 2 minutes of screen time from the time she was placed in there for the second time to when she was ejected.

[Pete.]

So interesting ^

[Cal.]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...ined-life.html - here's Lesley's article, it's really in depth and Marsh she does mention the incident at the hotel in Leeds but doesn't say anything about a rape in this article, she just says that the man seemed to not be interested in her being from Big Brother but then treated her like dirt in the morning. She claimed she was raped on this night a few years later I think.