The RuPaul’s Drag Race star is continuing a game of will-she, won’t-she after being tipped by bookies as the favorite to win the British reality TV show before the contestants have even been announced.
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Reality TV giants Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian are reportedly doing their best to keep Kim’s BFF, Jonathan Cheban, out of the “Celebrity Big Brother” house in 2016.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Kristina Rihanoff, who is now dating rugby player Ben Cohen.
Former Mr Ireland Jeremy is heading into the house after a stint on MTV’s Beauty School Drop Outs. She appeared in “I’m a Celeb” in November 2014, but only lasted three days before dropping out.
Danniella Westbrook has claimed some of her old friends have been hassling her for money since it emerged she’d been offered a six-figure deal to participate in ‘Celebrity Big Brother’.
He said: “After the X Factor I had a breakdown and I was admitted to The Priory and it was a nightmare”. She auditioned as a singer on Britain’s Got Talent and The X Factor, but was unsuccessful.
“She’s all about the drama and always speaks her mind”.
The Geordie Shore player, also known to his mum and dad as Scott Timlin, has estimated that he’s slept with 400 women.
We’ll also enjoy the presence on our screens of Nancy Dell’Olio – who not only appeared on Strictly, but who also dated Sven Goran Eriksen for a period in the 2000s – and former Ukip politician Winston McKenzie, now a candidate for London mayor with the English Democrats.
Actor John Partridge, famous for playing Christian Clarke in EastEnders.
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Yes, it’s that time again; ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ is set to bring another set of semi-celebrities together for another stretch of high tensions, mind games, tears and tantrums, and potential love affairs. He is also a big name in musical theatre and played Rum Tum Tugger in the official film production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats.
