She is actually one of my favourites but this quote did make me laugh, despite it being written a month ago: "The business manager, now 28, is tipped to win the BBC1 show and be hired by Sir Alan, left."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv-entertain...5875-21233727/

Beautiful on the outside, ugly on the inside.

Doesn't look nothing like her

T"he business manager, now 28, is tipped to win the BBC1 show and be hired by Sir Alan, left.

Mona's days as a runner-up will then finally be over."


Is it me or are they saying it as if it's going to happen? I mean it's not even as if she's made it to the final three yet, so it seems odd that they would say that.

The whole series has been completed though by now, so they'd know who's won? In one of the Sunday rags, they had photos with all but two of the contestants from the end of series wrap party?

That's what's annoying because then they start making obvious hints which spoils things for some us.

Journalists are well known for stating opinions and speculation as if it were a fact - even if they just made them up on the spur of the moment..

Very shy 16 year old by the looks of it.

I know but given that they already know the outcome it wouldn't surprise me if it led to such statements like the one in this article.