‘Angie Bowie was told off-camera about the tragic death of David Bowie by her agent, ‘ the spokesperson said.
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How Angie Bowie and Celebrity Big Brother producers lowered the cultural bar.
Ms Bowie was told of the star’s death off camera but agreed to sit down and talk on camera about the sad news. “Angie is in the house and she had to be told and it was probably something on every news channel while we were inside”. “She made the decision to go back in the house, she made the decision to be interviewed afterwards”. Naturally, though, she made a decision to seek comfort in one of her housemates, but when she relayed the notice to friend Tiffany “New York” Pollard, another contestant, all hell broke loose.
Bowie is survived by two children, Duncan Jones and Alexandria “Lexi” Zahra Jones, as well as his wife Iman, whom he married on April. 24, 1992.
Some viewers were angered by Ms. McKenna – of TV show “Ex On The Beach” fame – and said her “ghetto” comment was racist. “Why the f*ck would she say that?”
“I wanted to do a reality show to promote my books”. “Big Brother it’s a mess”, Angie Bowie appropriately tells Big Brother as it’s all unfurling.
Jonathan Cheban has revealed that he quit Celebrity Big Brother after feeling that David Bowie’s death had become “a little bit of a joke” inside the house.
‘I can’t make a big drama out of it. I just feel like an era has ended with his passing. “Calm down.” Of course, I could see how, in her grief, she might not have been thinking straight, which adds somewhat to the irony of Pollard becoming too grief-stricken to think straight herself.
The American attempted to defend her mistake about Gest, pointing to the show’s rules in which housemates are forbidden contact with the outside world. “The house is not fun any more”, he said in the diary room.
“He hates me. I go to great lengths to avoid him”, she said. “She told us that a thousand times”.
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However, media regular Ofcom has now confirmed on Wednesday (January 13th) that the following farce, in which some contestants thought that fellow housemate David Gest was the person who had died, has attracted more than 200 complaints from viewers accusing “CBB” of exploiting Bowie’s death for ratings.
