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KINGA EXCLUSIVE: CONNED BY FIG BROTHER


BIG Brother finalist Kinga Karolczak last night insisted telly bosses FORCED her to behave outrageously.

The 20-year-old told the Mirror she was plied with booze and offered cigarettes by producers to walk around the house topless.

And bosses made it clear unless she made her big entrance to the house wearing a skimpy fig leaf outfit, she'd never get on.

The wannabe also insisted she only pretended to pleasure herself with a wine bottle in BB's most cringeworthy scene ever.

Her mum and stepdad, she claims, have now accepted this version of events and are "proud" of her performance.

She revealed: "I was handed the fig-leaf bikini about 15 minutes before I went into the house and I couldn't believe they were making me wear it.



"I don't have the best body in the world and I really didn't want to go in like that, but Big Brother producers told me I wouldn't be going unless I did.

"They wouldn't even give me extra leaves to cover my tummy, so I had a couple of glasses of wine to relax. Once inside I thought drawing attention to my boobs might distract people from my weight.

"Before I went in, one of the crew said to me: 'Don't worry if they laugh, it will just be because of the costume'. But I knew and they knew people were laughing because of my weight - it just wasn't fair."

Kinga was horrified to be offered cigs in return for walking round the house in Elstree, Herts, topless for a day and says she told producers "no way".

Bosses insisted her only other choices were to steal Makosi's shoes or tell outrageous lies to her housemates.

She said: "I knew Makosi would kill me if I touched her shoes, so I chose the lies. I told Anthony I had a baby son, Eugene that I was a part-time dominatrix and Makosi that I'd done a porn film for £2,000."

And she says pretending to Craig she fancied Makosi has left everyone reckoning she's gay. "I'm 100 per cent straight, although I did once snog 20 women in one night for a laugh," she huffed.

K INGA then insisted BB bosses edited the wine bottle scene and held back footage showing she was faking the performance.

She added: "I can't believe the reaction. I was just messing around because I was tipsy, but it never actually touched me.

"On Big Brother they want you to go crazy so give you loads of alcohol. And drinking makes me behave like a completely different person. So I just put the bottle between my legs, ran into the garden and did it again.

"I know I didn't even lift up my nightie. I didn't have sex in the pool or in the house, but everyone's labelling me as the slapper."

After finishing fourth on Friday, Polish-born Kinga was greeted with a chorus of Ten Green Bottles when she left the house.

She said: "Davina whispered she thought I'd been brilliant and came within two per cent of Makosi in the vote, which made me feel better." She also revealed she'd had a crush on winner Anthony after watching him before she came in to replace Orlaith in week 10.

Kinga sighed: "He's a very good-looking guy. I did get to snog him, which was fun, but he wasn't that interesting.Craig was a better kisser."

And she revealed she had been happy to let gay Tory Derek and geeky virgin Eugene touch her boobs because it was innocent fun. As for Makosi, she would find it hard to trust her again: "What she said about being pregnant by Ant was awful."

The Pop hopeful was also hurt by Orlaith's comments about her to the other housemates. "When we were in the Secret Garden I thought we got on fine. But once she joined the house and I was out watching the show on TV, I heard her tell the others 'Kinga wouldn't have got on with anybody'. I couldn't believe she was judging me after such a short time."

Kinga said she had also clashed with camp hairdresser Craig after he and Makosi complained about her behind her back.

She said: "They made me feel really stupid, like they were laughing at me. I know I can be a bit irritating, but I was never two-faced."

However, she will definitely stay in touch with Derek and Eugene. She said: "Derek was fantastic. Once he went Eugene was my closest friend. He has said he thinks I fancy him, which is not true." As for Anthony, he deserved to win because he was so genuine and down to earth.

S he then told how she's quit booze and plans to fight the flab to prepare for the music career she's dreamed of.

"It's my main focus now and I'm hoping I can turn around all the things that were said about me while I was in the house."

Growing up in Poland with a Kuwaiti dad, who later left home, and her Polish mum Grazyna, Kinga says life was tough: "A lot of parents didn't want their kids to play with me. It was quite racist in those days." After settling in London, she was picked on at school by a girl gang - but got revenge by turning a fire extinguisher on them. She later she got an A* in music GCSE.

"I could hit the same high notes as Mariah Carey and Celine Dion when I was 11," she beamed, concluding: "Big Brother has given me the confidence I need. I'm not afraid of anything now."

Her manager Andy Lysandrou added: "She's so talented and such a great girl, when people hear her voice they're amazed."

He is planning a tour for her and hopes to sign a record deal for her in a few weeks.

MY VERDICTS

ANTHONY: Genuine guy with good future ahead of him. Very good-looking.

CRAIG: Bubbly and ambitious. I thought we would get on well but we clashed.

DEREK: Very intelligent. I'd love to get to know him better. We had the best laughs.

EUGENE: Great guy - I'll definitely stay in touch with him. Different to anyone I've ever met and he always cheered me up when I was feeling down.

MAKOSI: Beautiful and unpredictable - she won't say or do something if she doesn't want to. I don't know her well enough to trust her.

ORLAITH: She's a gorgeous girl with a lot going for her. I was disappointed by what she said about me - but I still wish her all the best for the future.
Mirrror

Really? Now it's the audience that has been fooled all the way with so called Reality TV Show, which wasn't reality at all, just planned before by producers. As I thought that Makosis acting was as well, Sams wearing nothing but bikinis, Eugene/Orlaith/Kingas so called clothes in the Secret Garden etc. What have they forced males to do before they have entered the House? Why it is always women that suffers that kind of things?

As someone who would also like an extra fig leaf to cover their tummy, I felt sorry for her having to go in dressed like that - and also for Eugene, whom I'm guessing doesn't normally go out in public weaving a few leaves.

Kinga has a good voice, and is very beautful, so she may well have some success in the music business. I wish her success.

I'm dubious about the report I have to say. It reads more like the type of interview that goes,

"Did Big Brother make you do X?"

"Well, not really..."

"Yes, but they MUST have made you do Y...?"

"Hmm, not THAT much, but I suppose so"

And so it appears...

The last little bit, Kinga's own wee positive, cheery outlook on each of the housemates sounds more like the Kinga we came to briefly and superficially know.

I can definitely believe the 'fig leaf or you don't go in' part, since that was necessary for the show, and I'm sure Endemol had standbys ready if any of the 3 said no.

Kinga is NOT stupid, she's simply uninhibited, and she's doing a damn good job of digging her way out of the high-profile mess she's found herself in.

What i'm wondering about is the reaction on Anthony's face. If the wine bottle never actually touched her, then why was Anthony cringing when looking at her. Unless they took this from something else maybe, clever editing perhaps??

I think he was just cringing at the idea of her doing that in public. I don't think he'd have been able to see anything.

Anyway - I can't help thinking that Kinga's behaviour on the night she went into the house for the first time supports her story a wee bit. It was well OTT.

Last year some viewers complained about fight night, which may be understandable. This year they were supposed to have complained about the bottle incident, if they couldn't actually see what was happening, then why the bloody hell complain about it If there's something you can SEE, then fair enough, but to complain about something you can't see clearly at all, ugh. We all know big brother isn't a "family programme", so we have some idea of what to expect, i guess some people think it is though.

She wasn't forced to do anything.One of the more pathetic interviews.
OK she probably was told to wear the entrance outfit or we'll use a standby as the other two did as well.But she was happy to show her flab for the two weeks she was in the house.
I guess this is suggested by her agent as damage limitation for the bottle.(Personally I think they should have not shown that -maybe just Anthony's face and leave everyone guessing.)
As for the cigarette-I thought she was suggesting all those things to BB to get a pack and she decided to tell the outrageous lies. (although starving someone of cigarettes is also poor form from BB)

There's a big difference between showing her flesh whilst being in the house, and showing it infront of maybe 150 people. I think being infront of 150 people could be intimidating, even if you are not shy, and don't have the perfect figure.

If even half of what she says is true then she's gone up in my estimation and the BB production team have gone down

Well Endemol made me drink too much and spend all my time talking bollox in the early hours

I'm gonna sue

I should sue too then, mind, most of the bolognaise I talked was directly due to the drink... honest