[rionablue]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Playing a clever game...thought Ashleigh was her friend but slagged her off with her new BF Helen... Her true colours are starting to show. I think she is a ruthless game player....she has no loyalty to ANYONE in there. I liked her at first but I don't like two faced dis-loyal people and Ashleigh has done nothing to her to make her say what she did....I thought she was pretty cool...now I just think she is sly and ruthless.

Firstly she was friends with both Danielle and Ashleigh and they TURNED on her Ashleigh is joined at the hip to Toya and has hardly had one conversation with Kimberly in over a week. Danielle bitched to Ashleigh that she was going to distance herself from Kim and then started excersising with her etc. Ashleigh has done NOTHING but bitch for days now a complete turn around and Kim has hardly bitched about ANYONE up to now so she shouldn't be called a ruthless game player. Of ALL the women in the house Kim is the nicest and the strongest and the least bitchy

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by rionablue

Firstly she was friends with both Danielle and Ashleigh and they TURNED on her Ashleigh is joined at the hip to Toya and has hardly had one conversation with Kimberly in over a week. Danielle bitched to Ashleigh that she was going to distance herself from Kim and then started excersising with her etc. Ashleigh has done NOTHING but bitch for days now a complete turn around and Kim has hardly bitched about ANYONE up to now so she shouldn't be called a ruthless game player. Of ALL the women in the house Kim is the nicest and the strongest and the least bitchy

I do agree with what you have said... I still want to like kin relay but she doesn't give much away...she is very guarded... I want her to come into her own a little more and see more of her...although she has shown emotion, she hasn't shown much so she comes across a little cold and calculating. The good thing about her is that she doesn't bitch... I just see her guarded behaviour as calculating at the moment and befriending Helen has made me re-think.