BB FANS

NO!!!!!

It was a documentary that they were both in and I watched it!

I don't think they hang around with English teachers who only wear abit of lip gloss and sticks her hair in a bun

Come now, Milly, you're just being coy. I knew I recognised your face somewhere - from an episode of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, if I'm not mistaken.

After all, you can't deny that you were one of those at an exclusive BB party held in London's glitsy West End last year!

I was at that party but it was a one off GG

I am more likely to be on a programme called Lifestyles of the Poor and Obscure

I'm really bad at telling people's ages I would of said about 35, I like her, she's not irritating at all to me!

Having watched this for a couple of days now, Caprice's face is slightly bizarre. She does look good but her face has no emotion whatsoever.

That forehead looks as though it has been ironed.

Even if she was 55, she still looks better than most 20 year olds

Its her job to remain as youthful looking as possible. She is botoxed all over her face and works hard to maintain the figure so admired by the opposite sex. All that aside, she comes across as a nice enough person to me.

Yes...seems nice, lovely figure....just wish people wouldn't tell fibs. It's insulting.

Well you know how anti-older women being sexual society is Heidi. If she ever admitted to being a few years older you would have the likes of John telling her she has no right doing glamour modelling......

I've never understood the lying about your age though (well apart from wanting to get into pubs /clubs or cinema...or not having to pay full fare on the bus etc).
You would think that if you would lie, that you would say you're 5 years OLDER so people think you look good for your age. Don't go around saying you're younger and not expect people to think you look a bit rough!

They were certainly right when they said good looking girls don't have it easy....especially if she's 33 I'd say she's had it particularly harder than everyone else!

Nice person?

Well she agreed with Brigitte about one housemate: "He's often not very nice to look at" - I wonder what kind of opinion she and Brigitte might have about handicapped, special care-needed persons or just about common people - if they have chance to meet them in their real life in any cases.

But if their comment ment what kind of words and sentences comes out one's mouth, then I'll might think differently. Real beauty grows and comes inside of each person - or not.

Who were they talking about? If it was John then good on them. He's said plenty about their appearances. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones and all that.

I did pick up that sentence philosophically. They ment of course John - but it's so typical feminine sentence that if women can't say anything worse to someone they use words against how someone looks like. Anyway, John is not my style, but he's what he is and he can't change his looks. Well, both of them should have been thinking what they were saying before they said anything. But funnily - celebrities are seem to be ordinary people and even them can't behave themselves all the time.

If anything it is John who should think before he speaks. He makes a derogatory remark about everyone any chance he gets.
But when you are as ugly as he is I suppose you have to have some string to your bow to get any sort of attention....

You don't have to take anything seriously from an adult who behaves like a three year old child when he's not given his cola. I meet every day people who might look in someones opinion ugly - and I do have to give them professional attention.