Big Brothers fake eviction night

Charley and Nicky were up for fake eviction this Friday. And I was damn sure that Charley will be booted out, because she is big mouth and people will definitely want to see someone very aggressive and arrogant to come out……bitch about other housemates and then will be sent straight back into the house.

So Charley was booted out the house……wearing tiny pyjama shorts, knee-high boots and a leather jacket and When Charley left the house she was stunned to be greeted by silence from the crowd. Big Brother had told fans to keep their mouths firmly shut and all held up small white banners saying: “This is not a crowd.”
 
Charley yelled: “What’s going on? Where are the cheers? What the hell’s going on?” Davina calmly led her to the studio and said: “All will become clear.”

Bully Charley, 22, was interviewed by TV host Davina McCall, 39, and said what she really thought of her fellow housemates. But unknown to her, footage of their explosive chat was being beamed back into the house on a plasma screen so the other housemates could hear every word she said about them.

Charley had guessed she would be in for a nasty surprise after being put up for eviction along with Nicky Maxwell, 28. She said: “It’s Friday 13th. They’re going to make a blast of it.”
The dramatic eviction stunt last night was the climax of Fake Week, during which nothing was as it seemed. Both Charley and Nicky had no idea that despite being put up for the chop they would be going nowhere because the whole night would be faked.
When she was led into the TV studios by Davina, Charley was ready to let rip into her housemates. She had already branded Chanelle Hayes, 19, “a f***ing ugly bitch”, Ziggy, 26, “a fake”, the twins Sam and Amanda Marchant, 19, “annoying, lazy robots”, Liam, 22, and Brian Belo, 20, “d*ckheads” and Gerry Stergiopoulos, 31, “the most boring housemate ever”.
But she was stunned when, at the end of her rant, Davina disclosed the whole eviction had been faked and she was going back into the house.
Charley then had to face the crowds, who had been told they were now free to boo or cheer her.