[Ruth]

Nobody deserves to go through that (if it's true of course). It doesn't make her a nice person all of a sudden though. But shame on her parents for selling such a story to The Sun, in what is a blatant attempt to garner sympathy and keep her in.

Shame on them also for encouraging their daughter to go on Big Brother - did they not think it more important that she spend time with her child? Apparently, going on tv for any number of weeks mattered more to them and to her.

[Billy]

Originally posted by Ruth
Nobody deserves to go through that (if it's true of course). It doesn't make her a nice person all of a sudden though. But shame on her parents for selling such a story to The Sun, in what is a blatant attempt to garner sympathy and keep her in.

Shame on them also for encouraging their daughter to go on Big Brother - did they not think it more important that she spend time with her child? Apparently, going on tv for any number of weeks mattered more to them and to her.

I agree totally.

[bigbrotherman]

year i think she should stay whith her child

[GiRTh]

Originally posted by Ruth
Nobody deserves to go through that (if it's true of course). It doesn't make her a nice person all of a sudden though. But shame on her parents for selling such a story to The Sun, in what is a blatant attempt to garner sympathy and keep her in.

Shame on them also for encouraging their daughter to go on Big Brother - did they not think it more important that she spend time with her child? Apparently, going on tv for any number of weeks mattered more to them and to her.

Agreed. This stunt isn't going to work. We know what jen is about and its time for her to explain herself.

[bigbrotherman]

yeah what she need to say somting

[kjago]

you think her ex is a bad role model - okay agree but jen is already everys girls little dream is she. For someone who has had trouble with men in the past I find it fascinating that she thinks its safe to play with the effections of two very fit men in that small enviroment - I think there is a word for that sort of behaviour - remember her eyes lit up like christmas trees as soon as Stu walked through the door talk about transferring your affections quickly I could feel the frost for poor Dale from her.

[fairymoon]

so its ok for stu to leave his child cus it older, but not for jen , i dont like her but it must have been so hard for her to leave her her baby, its ok for stu hes a man thats fine nothing bad said about him but when jen does the same everyone jumps on her

[AngRemembered]

Originally posted by fairymoon
so its ok for stu to leave his child cus it older, but not for jen , i dont like her but it must have been so hard for her to leave her her baby, its ok for stu hes a man thats fine nothing bad said about him but when jen does the same everyone jumps on her

This is very true, its almost become expected for fathers not to be around for thier kids upbringing, and thats simply not true.
Stuart too, has also made a selfish and bad error, and he too needs to back up his words "I really love my daughter" by actually being there for her, not stuck on some self gratifying TV show in which within a week he is seen to be aggresive and close to condoning someone who spits.
His daughter will be so proud, of this immature and stupid man.

[kjago]

the point is fairymoon she didn't have to leave her baby, the child was ripped from her arms and she had to say her final goodbyes. No she chose to enter a popularity contest because thats what bb is and no amount of complaining or sad stories can change that. She put herself there.

[Billy]

Originally posted by kjago
you think her ex is a bad role model - okay agree but jen is already everys girls little dream is she. For someone who has had trouble with men in the past I find it fascinating that she thinks its safe to play with the effections of two very fit men in that small enviroment - I think there is a word for that sort of behaviour - remember her eyes lit up like christmas trees as soon as Stu walked through the door talk about transferring your affections quickly I could feel the frost for poor Dale from her.

I dont think she's playing them. They both like her, she can't help it, she can't ignore one can seh?

[DreamingOutLoud]

I feel for her. it must be hard to lose a baby
and her ex seems nasty.

[DreamingOutLoud]

Originally posted by Billy21

I dont think she's playing them. They both like her, she can't help it, she can't ignore one can seh?

yeah,she can't help it. she didn' say as soon as stu come in
'FANCY ME,LIKE ME'

[bananarama]

Originally posted by Sticks
The bit about her husband abusing her was not in earlier press, I now am waiting for his reply.

So it was Jennifer's parents who got her to go on the show and leave behind Maddiline at 22 months.

Looks like a reconciliation is out then, the impression I got was that he had now improved his act and was making a go of things.

Maddiline was our client, as she was missing her mother. This was the first time the Cyber Guardians office took on a non-housemate as a client. Jennifer is expected to go on Friday according to the betting odds after that we will be selecting a new client, and this one will be a house mate

Which housemate will be your next client.....You may whisper it and I won't tell anyone.....

[xGemmax]

If that's true I feel sorry for her. It doesn't change my opinion of her though.

[_Audrey]

It's a shame, but it doesn't make her a nice person. Surprise surprise that this comes out just when she's up for eviction..

And for the people talking about how her parents encouraged her - they may have done, but that doesn't mean she had to go through with it. No mother should neglect their child to try and gain fame and fortune. You'd think after losing a child, she'd want to spend as much as possible with the daughter she's got.

[bananarama]

Not a good idea for parents to encourage a child to go on something like BB. I am not saying that as a result of her having a child instead the parents should have realised it could end in humilation for their daughter.

You don't have to do much wrong these days for the BB fans to act like blood thirsty hounds.....A pack mentality after a single prey......

Also you have to be a tough cookie to put up with the hoodlum mentality of the brain dead booing brigade.

[_Audrey]

Originally posted by bananarama

Also you have to be a tough cookie to put up with the hoodlum mentality of the brain dead booing brigade.

Don't be a tosser and the 'brain dead booing brigade' won't boo.

[Billy]

Originally posted by _Audrey

Don't be a tosser and the 'brain dead booing brigade' won't boo.

Not true. Stephanie wasn't a tosser, like her or not, she didnt do much to warrant booing.

And tbh, maybe she went on BB to get money for a better life for her daughter, we dont know.

[_Audrey]

Originally posted by Billy21

Not true. Stephanie wasn't a tosser, like her or not, she didnt do much to warrant booing.

And tbh, maybe she went on BB to get money for a better life for her daughter, we dont know.

What's better for a child than spending time with their mother?

[Billy]

Originally posted by _Audrey

What's better for a child than spending time with their mother?

Well, they were living with Jens mum and dad, maybe she wanted money to get a house for her child and her? Or so her little girl can have everything she needs.

[_Audrey]

Originally posted by Billy21

Well, they were living with Jens mum and dad, maybe she wanted money to get a house for her child and her? Or so her little girl can have everything she needs.

Can she not just work for that like most normal people, though? Face it, she didn't do BB for her daughter. She did it for herself. Whether her parents encouraged her or not - she made the decision.

[bananarama]

Originally posted by Billy21

Not true. Stephanie wasn't a tosser, like her or not, she didnt do much to warrant booing.

And tbh, maybe she went on BB to get money for a better life for her daughter, we dont know.

Well said..........

[_Audrey]

Originally posted by bananarama

Well said..........

And what about what I said?

[Billy]

Originally posted by _Audrey

Can she not just work for that like most normal people, though? Face it, she didn't do BB for her daughter. She did it for herself. Whether her parents encouraged her or not - she made the decision.

How do you know? Shes still in uni or college or whatever, and she may have saw Big Brother as a way of providing for her daughter. So I think you should save your "face it" remarks until you have concrete evidence

[bananarama]

Originally posted by _Audrey

And what about what I said?

Don't agree with what you said......