Today's Sunday Express features Kate as the Page Three girl, but of course she was fully clothed, in a very posh frock sitting on a Chesterfield. Although glamourously dressed, she lived up to her "geezerbird" image by looking just a little uncomfortable, leaning forward and clasping her hands together.

Her article is further into the paper, and she talks about her family and friends. She tells how her dad was the only one who was completely confident in that he always thought she would get into the house and always thought she would win. He correctly predicted every eviction.

Her twin sister tells of how she and Jonny's fiancée, Julie, phoned each other every day. Julie was not at all jealous of Kate and Jonny's closeness, and saw Kate as a friend.

On the final Friday, once Jade and Alex had gone, both families took the same view that Jonny and Kate did in the house, that who won was no longer important. Each member of the Lawler family held hands with a member of the Regan family, even the two Dads held hands with each other!

The whole Lawler family and friends are going up North East for Jonny's birthday and are considering hiring a coach.

A housemate will be joining Kate on her and her friends holiday which had already been planned. Sorry folks but it's Alison!

Alison has also befriended the Lawler's, and has made a best mate of Kate's twin sister. She has seen Kate's room and driven her car! They found it funny when Kate came out of the house and asked if they knew each other!

Kate is uncomfortable with spending money on designer labels like Gucci or Prada, prefering to hunt for bargains. She hopes the win won't change her. She says she's not one of these girls who worries if she breaks a nail or develops a spot. Life's too short, she says.

Except in terms of the timings of evictions and nominations, no other housemate gets a mention apart from Alison and Jonny.

Kate seems well grounded, and hopefully she won't let all of this go to her head, because if she does, she won't be the nice girl that loads of us voted for any more.