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Big Brother's Orlaith joins The Sun's Page 3

LONDON - 'Big Brother' drop-out Orlaith has been snapped up by The Sun and has joined Page 3 in her first publicity move since chickening out of the Channel 4 reality-TV show.

Orlaith, who was best known during her time on 'Big Brother' for regularly flashing her fake breasts, bared all this morning in the tabloid, telling readers: "I always wanted to do this. It's a fantastic honour."

However, to many Sun readers the sight of Orlaith's surgically enhanced breasts will be nothing new. During her stay in the 'Big Brother' house, the 26-year-old model had an almost pathological need to flash them at every opportunity.

"I call them my little babies. But I never expected to have the best-known pair in the country," she told The Sun, presumably ignoring the fact that glamour model Jordan's breasts are probably better known.

Orlaith walked out of 'Big Brother' last Saturday, despite winning Friday night's eviction contest that resulted in cross-dresser Kemal being evicted. The previous week she had beaten Leeds rapper Science in an equally close contest.

She blamed her departure on fellow housemate Derek, claiming that the gay, pro-hunting Tory's jibes forced her to leave. "I couldn't stand being in the house another week with him," she said.

Orlaith had been one of surprise contestants introduced into the house four weeks after the series started.

She arrived with fellow contestant Eugene, whose constant babble of non-sequiturs has amused precisely no one.

On last Friday night after being evicted, Kemal told 'Big Brother' presenter Davina McCall: "She [Orlaith] should be sat here. I felt like opening the back door and kicking that girlfriend out myself. She's such a liar."

Before leaving, Orlaith said: "I know I'm doing the right thing, I can feel it."

However, Eugene and Derek remained by the pool refusing to come in. "Tell her to go, for God's sake," Derek said as Big Brother announced that Orlaith would leave in five minutes.

[b]Source: Brand Republic