[Pete.]

Big Brother hadn't had enough legends this series, so it chucked in BB7's Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace - and she made an impact immediately with her "basic rations for a basic bitch" moment.

But last night it was time for Aisleyne to leave, so this morning she got on the phone to chat to reporters about being in the house, dealing with Helen Wood, why she wasn't really trying to walk out on last night's show, and why she's really disappointed in her love interest Danny...



Hi Aisleyne! How are you feeling?
"Absolutely knackered! I'm so happy to be out of that madhouse."

Was it a lot different from Big Brother 7?
"Yeah! Big Brother 7 was happy and fun and lovely and musical and magical. This was just dark doom and gloom. But actually, once certain people had left it kind of picked up again. But Marc was hard work and he did bring a lot of people down in that house, if I'm honest. But I do love him at the same time. It's a difficult one."

You talked about Marc – you ended up arguing with him even when you admitted he hadn't really done anything. Why did he push your buttons so much?
"Because he just kept looking at me. He does stupid faces. And then he admitted the next day that he was looking at me. He's a wind-up merchant. Every time I look up from sunbathing the man's staring at me, staring at me, staring at me, and then he'll go 'No I wasn't, I didn't even look at you'. But the next day he'll go, 'Yeah, I was, I was looking at you – I'm looking at you all the time trying to think of nasty things to say to you'. He's a wind-up merchant."

You were flirting a bit with him on Bit On The Side – is there anything going on there?
"Yeah, I think he's fit. But I'm a tall girl – tall girl problems. What can you do? He's too short for me!"

Is there anyone in the house you will be keeping in touch with?
"Jack. Jack, Nick and Joel. And Sam. And that's it."

What about Danny?
"Well, I've found out that he's trolled me on Twitter which I'm a bit disappointed about. I'm just gutted really, if I'm honest."

What did he say?
"I don't know – I haven't got that far yet. I've just been advised that he's previously trolled me on Twitter so I'm proper upset."



Do you think he was using you in the house then?
"Marc thought that. I didn't know. But I'm so gullible – if someone shows me affection I just fall for it every single time."

You were upset in the house when Jasmine got into bed with Danny.
"That was about Jasmine, not about him. She was a girl that I thought, 'Yes! I'm on a level with her, I love her, we're going to be proper girl friends, this is great'. And then I just thought that she disrespected me and I thought, 'She's not the girl that I thought she was'. What I thought was, 'Why is she jumping into bed with him if she's supposed to be my friend?' I didn't get it, I was confused. So it was about her, not about him."

You said before you went in that you were hoping to cry less – did you expect to get so emotional in the house?
"Oh babe, I'm the biggest drama queen on Earth. All my gay friends call me a gay man in disguise. I am a drama queen, I can't help it. I'm like a drag queen but I'm actually a girl. I am so dramatic. I cannot hide my emotions. Everything you see is everything I feel. Even my mum used to say, 'She's so dramatic'. I was a kid, so it's been continuous since I was a kid. I am what I am and I get emotional. I get extremely happy and I get extremely sad very quickly. I'm a weirdo! There's no airs and graces. I can't hide my feelings and I'm not going to apologise for that."

We saw you trying to get out of the fire exit. Were you genuinely planning to leave?
"It was a bit of a tantrum! I mean, if you noticed, I walked really slowly to give Jack enough time to stop me! I was thinking about it but I secretly was walking really slowly hoping Jack would stop me and he did. That's my boy right there – I love that boy so much. He needs to win the show – I want Jack to win the show. Jack has to win Big Brother."

Why do you want Jack to win so much?
"He's everything. He's so honest, he's so genuine, he's so emotional. Everyone keeps saying to him, 'Don't do this because it's going to make you look bad'. He's so real that he just continues to do it – he can't help himself. And he is funny as ******. He is so funny. The boy is hilarious. I either want him or Nick to win, if I'm honest. But mainly him, I want him to win. He needs it. You know his mum's disabled? She's in a wheelchair. And he wants to buy his mum's house for her so they don't have to worry about the mortgage any more."



You mentioned Nick – what do you think about his relationship with Harry? Jasmine Lennard came out and said it was toxic and abusive. Is that how you saw it?
"They really are into each other. It's definitely real. And he is such a kind, gentle soul. He enjoys her complexity at the same time as being scared of it. She's damaged, she's got a lot of hurt that she needs to work through. I don't know what's going to happen on the outside but in there it's like they both really need each other. I don't know how Nick would cope if she wasn't there, to be honest. She literally puts him to bed at night when he's had too much to drink, gets him changed, puts him to bed, does his washing, cooks for him, cleans for him. I don't know how he'd cope without her."

You didn't really want to talk about Helen last night, but you did go into the house saying you wanted to protect the housemates from her. Did you achieve that?
"Absolutely, and all the housemates have said so as well. 'You've changed the mood, you've lifted our spirits, you've made the atmosphere much happier'. So I know that I achieved what I wanted to achieve. They all chased me to the door – they didn't want me to leave! They said, 'We're going to chase you when you go out of the door because we don't want you to leave', and I didn't believe them, and then they did!"

Was Helen worse than you expected?
"No, she's a pussy. She's just a keyboard warrior, that's all she's good at, and using her mouth. But there's a really dark presence around her. She's really draining. There's something very dark about her that just drains everyone. I've never experienced it. I've known some right wrong'uns in my time and I've never experienced it, to be honest."

You got involved in a few arguments – is there anything you regret doing or saying?
"No, because what I am is what I am. If I said I regretted anything then that would be me trying to control myself and be something that I'm not, so no, I don't regret anything. And I'm really proud of myself for not losing my temper or losing my cool with you-know-who. I won't even say her name. I'm really proud of myself – she's so not worth it. I don't want her to get any airtime off the back of me."



Is there anyone else in the house that you didn't like or you didn't feel you got on with very well?
"Not really. I liked all of them. They're all lovely, lovely people. I'm just fuming about Danny trolling me on Twitter. I'm really confused. Because he didn't mention it while I was in there."

Do you think he maybe changed his mind about you and his feelings for you were genuine?
"I don't know. I mean, yeah, or was he just using me and having a gameplan? I don't know."

Will you talk to him when he gets out? Is it something you're going to confront him about?
"Yeah, if he wants to tell me why he did it then he can."

Do you think if he came out and explained himself there could be a future for you two, or are you kind of done with him?
"I need to see what it was. I can't really comment until I see what was said and make my decision from there, so I can't really answer that. That's the only way I can answer that until I see it."

Did finding that out really shake you and make you question stuff?
"I was really annoyed. I was really upset – just upset and confused really as to how I felt about it. Because he didn't mention it once in there to me."

Is there anyone in the house that surprised you? Did you change your opinion of anyone?
"Sam. She annoyed me when I watched her and she ended up being my companion in there, I loved her. We'd get up in the morning, go out for a coffee and a smoke and a little chit chat, chill. She was just like one of the girls and she really is genuinely just happy with life. She's just happy all the time. She's just a lovely girl."



Do you regret nominating her?
"No. I think she took it on the chin and she's still my friend! And she didn't go, so no."

Who do you want to go out next?
"Well, now that I know he's trolled me, Danny! You'd never think that, would you, 24 hours ago."

Is there anyone else from previous series that you'd like to see go in the house?
"Yeah, I wanted Nicola McLean to come in. I was hoping and praying every time the Hotel BB doors opened that it would be Nicola McLean and it never was. We're best friends, that's my girl. She was here for my eviction."

You were quite drained by the time you left the Big Brother house – what was the first thing you did when the cameras had stopped rolling?
"Kissed Nicola McLean! And hugged her for about five minutes straight, didn't let her go. And I had a nice glass or two or three of rosé with my girl. We chilled out and chatted in the hotel with Marc and Marc's family and everyone else's friends and family."

Has this experience put you off going on the show again in the future?
"No, because I'm the biggest Big Brother fan. I am an avid Big Brother fan, and it was torture but I'd go for it again because I just love Big Brother."

What have you got coming up now?
"I start work on Monday for my documentary on Channel 5. I can't say what it's about, sorry, but it's going to be out in the autumn. I don't know what the ****** that means, when's autumn? But that was already going to be happening before Big Brother and I start on that on Monday."

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[Pete.]

Here for her documentary

[joeysteele]

It was even more doom and gloom from her going in.

Also her 'basic rations for a basic bitch' could have easily applied to herself rather than anyone else.

[Ashley.]

I'm guessing this thread will be 80% "I hate Aisleyne" and 20% on-topic.

I agree with what she is saying. Big Brother are too focused on causing drama as opposed to creating a fun, enjoyable and entertaining series. They seem disillusioned to what makes a good series and they've dug themselves a hole so deep that they're struggling to get out.