Pamela Pamela

11/06/2005 - 8:31:57 AM

Busty bully 'happy' to leave Big Brother house

Loudmouth Lesley said she was glad to be the second housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house after an “awful” experience.

The busty sales co-ordinator and dance student had been the bookies’ hot favourite to be booted out of the Channel Four reality show, after her constant bullying of bikini-clad Sam.

The 19-year-old Huddersfield lass insisted “I am happy, I am happy” on hearing her name called out.

Dressed in her mini-skirted police uniform, with a plunging neckline and emblazoned with the name tag “Sergeant Sexy”, she emerged from the house to a chorus of boos from the waiting crowd.

She repeatedly struck her baton in her hand as she waited at the top of the stairs, before hugging supporters and posing for photographers.

Lesley later told host Davina McCall that she hoped arch-rival Sam would be the next to face the chop.

She said “the Big Brother experience wasn’t what I thought it would be”, agreed her time in the house was “awful”, and explained she had wanted to go as she had been ill, was in with people she didn’t like and missed her mummy.

And she guessed viewers had voted for her eviction: “I think it is because I went in there and I was a total bitch.

“I do speak my mind, that is the kind of person I am. If I think someone’s ugly I will tell them.”

But after watching a series of clips of her attacks on student Sam, she accepted it was “pretty hard” to watch, but then blamed the house for bringing out her worst side, saying: “While I was in the house, it did actually bring out the bad side of me, because I am not normally that harsh.

“I am harsh to people, but not that harsh.

“I mean I did know, after I said everything, I was like ‘Oh my God I feel really bad’ .... I did apologise a few times.”


Busty fellow housemate Saskia had been “alright in the end”, she had decided, while Derek had improved to being “quite lovely” from initially being “a bit of a snake”.

And Norfolk hairdresser Craig she loved “to bits – Craig is the best person you can meet”, but Vanessa – previously one of their close pals – had of late become “a pain in the neck”.

And she revealed her fortnight in the fly-on-the wall house had taught her many things.

“I have learned that I will respect my parents a lot more than what I did.

“I respect things such as a washing machine and an iron – God, I hated washing my knickers on that thing ....

“And I’m going to respect food and alcohol, really bad, I will seriously.

“I will be like this with a Chicken Twister, me, I’ll be chewing every bit. Oh God.

“And not drink cider. Oh, I hate cider.”

In the aftermath of the eviction, Craig bemoaned the loss of his best friend in the house.

He told the Diary Room: “She’s one of the nicest people in here. Now she’s gone I won’t be able to enjoy it so much.”

Craig then sloped off to bed to cry on his pillow.

All the remaining 12 housemates had been nominated for last night’s eviction after student Vanessa broke the show’s cardinal rule and discussed voting.

Despite the number of nominees up for the poll, the unpopular Lesley received 36% of the total votes cast.

She had previously been warned she would be booted out if she continued her personal vendetta against Sam.

The pair constantly clashed this week as the feisty sales rep caused most of the aggravation.