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.â€
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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 monthsâ€.
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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