Charley knew she’d be hated - July 30 2007
Charley may be out of the Big Brother house, but isn’t fazed by finding out how hated she is.

The self-proclaimed south London It Girl admitted: "I thought I’d be the most hated person out there."

And the 22-year-old, who was evicted on Friday night, said in her BB diary: "I wanted people to understand the real me".

She admitted enjoying some champagne on Saturday morning before meeting "loads and loads" of agents.

"I signed a few autographs which was really weird and different for me," she said. "And some people asked for a picture."

The sixth evictee has spent part of the weekend reading the media coverage of her time in the house.

"It was unreal. It took me from morning till night to read them. I’m still reading them now.

"All bad - don’t get me wrong - all bad stuff about me but they’re gonna do it anyway," she said.


Charley gets BB boot - July 28 2007
Charley has finally been voted out of the Big Brother house for real.

The sixth contestant to be evicted from the show, the 22-year-old Londoner looked both relieved and disappointed as the news sank in.

As the other inmates started to gather around her for hugs and kisses, she exclaimed: "Did you hear them boos?"

The crowd started shouting "Get Charley out!" early this evening, and even the hard-nosed It girl seemed surprised by how venomous they sounded.

Meanwhile Tracey, who’s name earned a mixture of boos and cheers from the crowd, survived the public vote to fight another day.

Before the lines closed, Liam asked Charley: "Are you nervous?"

"I’m excited to go but at the same time nervous," she replied.

Although Charley put on a brave face as she prepared for her exit, it was clear she was smarting from the noise coming from outside the house.

The question is: how will the housemates cope without their most volatile resident?


Charley makes bookie history - July 26 2007
Bookmakers Ladbrokes have paid out £10,000 on Charley’s Big Brother eviction, over 24 hours before her likely exit.

The loudmouth’s closing price is the shortest in Big Brother history, at 1/500 to go - smashing the previous record of 1/200, set only last week by Nicky.

A spokesman for Ladbrokes, Nick Weinberg, said: "We held on in the hope that Charley’s chances would improve. But the odds don’t lie. Charley has bitched, connived and backstabbed her way into BB history and we’ve decided that enough is enough.

"Her price has been short throughout otherwise the carnage could easily have run into the tens of thousands, possibly more.

"We knew we’d get a hiding as soon as Charley was up for eviction."

The odds of Tracey getting the boot on Friday night’s eviction are just 20/1, while the odds of Charley getting more than a whopping 91.6% of the public vote stand at 1/5.