Rabu, 12 Juni 2013

Big Brother housemates shouldn't be allowed parties or hair straighteners, says new host Emma Willis

Big Brother housemates shouldn't be allowed parties or hair straighteners, says new host Emma Willis

Big Brother’s Emma Willis wants TV bosses to get tough with new housemates, saying that contestants “should have to work for it” with a £100,000 prize on the line.

New host Emma believes that producers have been too soft on housemates in previous years â€" adding that she didn’t think parties or home comforts like hair straighteners should be allowed.

“The show started out as a social experiment, and it was how people worked together and interacted,” Emma is reported to have told the Daily Star.

“It is a game show, so you always have to have that element of sneakiness and naughtiness.

“But they get parties and they have a great time, and I just want them to work at it a bit more. I want them to only have one hour of hot water a day, to h ave to bake their own bread, to look after chickens, rather than letting them have everything.

“And take away their hair straighteners if they break a rule. They shouldn’t even have hair straighteners.

“I don’t want them to have parties. It’s a £100,000 top prize â€" they should have to work for it. It shouldn’t be easy.”

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The star, 37, also said she was hoping for a diverse mix of housemates rather than “just a group of 20-year-olds who want to get p****d for three months”.

In other Big Brother news, it was reported today that a friend of shamed pop star Tulisa Contostavlos is set to go into the house .

A source told the Daily Star that the 24-year-old “should be very worried” about her old friend - who was not named - appearing on the Channel 5 show.

* Big Brother 2013's first launch show is on tomorrow night, Thursday June 13, on Channel 5 at 9pm

 

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