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BISEXUAL Big Brother hothead Emma Greenwood chats up girls by saying: "Don't be shy, show us your pie."

Pals who worked with her in Spain say the fiery brunette slept with at least a dozen men and women in eight weeks before being sacked after taking drugs, drinking too much and skipping her work as a cabaret singer.

Emma - on the verge of being taken out of the house last night after she was banished to the bedsit following last week's violent row with Victor - also had regular screaming rows with flatmates in Salou, near Barcelona. She was given several formal warnings to calm down from her employer.

A former colleague who still works for RJP Entertainment, said: "Emma was insatiable and didn't care if it was a man or woman. Singers, waitresses, lifeguards - she must have slept with half the resort while she was here. She was a real sexual animal.

"She was proud to be bisexual and talked about it from Day One. When she fancied a girl she'd shout: 'Don't be shy, show us your pie!' then launch herself at the poor girl.

"There were quite a few one-night stands with men and women and a couple of longer relationships while she was here."

Emma's mum Karen yesterday admitted sending her to Spain two years ago because she was such a difficult teenager and she hoped it would sort her out. But she was rocked when she returned in shame, sacked for offences including smoking drugs.

Emma's three flatmates often complained to bosses when Emma - then 18 - brought home "druggie" pals night after night.

"She was a livewire who wanted to go out late every night and was a real party queen. She'd always stay out until 4 or 5am then had difficulty getting up for work.

"The problem was the amount of alcohol she drank and quite a few times her flatmates complained to the bosses that she was bringing drugs back to the apartment.

"She'd invite people back to the flat to take drugs, mostly cocaine and cannabis, and they'd stay the night on sofas or the floor.

"The three other girls said it happened most nights and was really upsetting them. There were some huge screaming rows, which usually ended in tears.

"Emma quickly got into the wrong crowd and spent more time hanging out with the timeshare crowd and drifter, weirdo types. She was given warnings to calm down."

The problems worsened when Emma dated a lesbian waitress from Dublin, who was 10 years older. She stayed out later and regularly turned up late for work.

Her friend said: "One of her lovers was a butch lesbian waitress with a skinhead crop and lots of piercings. Emma fell for her and spent quite a few nights at her place.

"She kept getting in late and missed work two or three times. It was not helping her singing career and she was fired." The final straw came when she failed to show up for work as a compere at a local hotel and was tracked down three hours later at her lover's flat.

Former boss Rodney Piper, 29, said: "When she was three hours late and we had to find her it was too much. We were not pleased. We had to ask her to leave."

He said that every year one or two of the 60 English entertainers he recruits fall by the wayside.

He added: "It is normally because they have no self-control. We ask them to be in bed by midnight a few nights a week and not five in the morning. But they become like mini-celebs in the resort and it can go to their heads.

"That was part of Emma's problem. She was a party girl, who burned the candle at both ends and it got the better of her. We had to let her go."

He would not confirm the complaints were about drugs, but said: "She pushed everyone to the limit. She was messy, noisy and difficult to live with. You either loved her or hated her."

Emma's job was to sing at holidaymakers' poolsides in the day and in bars at night.

Rodney added: "She was full of energy, quite off the wall and quirky. She had a half-decent voice, but sadly her ability to self-destruct got the better of her."

Meanwhile, it was revealed last night how Big Brother's Victor - whose threat to kill Emma during the big brawl sparked a police probe - knocked out a school pupil when he was 11 for calling his mum names.

A pal said: "Victor was chosen for the school team and this guy wasn't, so he had a real go. Victor laughed it off, but then he started making fun of his mum, Christiana.

"That upset Victor and he floored this guy."

And at 16 he also beat up a racist thug who hurled abuse at him when he was younger.

The pal added: "Victor and a friend were chased around by a group of thugs.

"Henever forgot. Two years later Victor came across him and, as he was much bigger, flattened him. It was sweet revenge."

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