Speaking to the Daily Star, Selina put Alan in the firing line and said: “Lord Sugar is not friendly, and if you see his Twitter profile he seems to hate us peasants”.
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“I felt that, not only were they untrue, they were very disingenuous towards me and in light of the fact they won’t retract them, I couldn’t work with that company any more”.
“Even though they are often edited out, people have messaged me or stopped me in the street and taken the time to email me and say “we think you’ve done well”.
The 27-year-old said: “There was one point where I stayed where I was sitting and the rest of the guys got up, and I was kind of like “I’m still here”.
I think the seed had been planted in the Manchester discount store task in week seven.
Meanwhile Selina’s comments have also attracted criticism from her fellow candidates with Brett Butler-Smythe claiming if there was any special treatment shown it was towards her. “I feel sorry for viewers who had to see my resting b***h face”, she told FuBar Radio in a recent interview.
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Meanwhile Selina added: “Having to work with someone like Charleine, who is the most irrational, unprofessional person ever, she shouldn’t be in this process and I’m amazed that she has any business at all”.
Despite spurning the Apprentice spin-off You’re Fired, the axed candidate was more than happy to chat about her experience – on a webcam, in the comfort of her own home, answering her own questions.
While Selina admitted that Lord Sugar is involved in the process, the manipulation continues in the boardroom. “It’s obvious I wasn’t and I am a happy person”.
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“I pity a show that’s so crap it has to discuss anything non-business related about its candidates”, she wrote in one tweet. “We wish her well for the future”.
