She wont want to miss out on any major publicity so one little slot on Daybreak wont harm her eh?

She's gotta look good for the camera

This morning have tweeted their list of guests and she is mentioned

What, playing for Man City reserves?:yawn:

spot on

No sign of Helen on This Morning.

Too Shy Shy?

More like too ashamed, but that wouldn't make for a good song title.

She's probably read the comments about her on this forum.

Yep, she's a genius mastermind alright.

the comments on this forum have been relatively gentile when compared to Twitter. If you go onto a reality TV show and behave as she did......what else did she expect?

i think in her short interview with A&D she was still in shock about being kicked out of the camp.
when they weakly asked her about whether her failures in the first week of trials was her playing a game you could see in her eyes and expression that she hadn't yet come up with something to say to that question. especially as her answer didn't actually really make a lot of sense. thing is though she's hardly going to admit to playing her fears up and pretending she couldn't do or even try to do those early trials. you could see dec had a real expression of..i'm not sure I believe you..written on his face after her answer.

D'ya know what? I hope she has and that she takes the criticism on board to finally made the big decision to grow up.

Eh, I just don't personally find it enough to literally hate somebody though. I mean yeah, she is a lot of these things that people mention, but she seems nice and pleasant enough. She's a nice Rosie Webster.

I'm actually feeling a bit worried.

Her parents said she got depressed and started having anxiety attacks after negative comments she got on twitter and facebook from Corination Street. I can't imagine they were anywhere near as bad as what she got while she was on IAC.

I know she's got some positive ones as well. Hopefully she just didn't feel like getting out of bed.

If she suffers from anxiety, that's another good reason why people really shouldn't be saying the things they are about her.

She shouldn`t go on a RTV show if she doesn`t want people talking about her - or did she expect it to be all positive comments?

She goes to a reality competition show, of course people are going to say both positive and negative things about her. If she can't handle it, she shouldn't have gone to the show, or just not read what is said about her.

If she suffers from anxiety she should not be going on a reality TV show at all, especially one like IAC with all the trials. CBB would have been a better option

1. not everyone likes rosie webster
2. being nice and pleasant enough may not be enough. Many fms found her to be spoilt, frustrating, manipulative and false. ...and for those reasons, disliked her.
3. There had been very little 'hatred' on this forum. 'Hate' is a very strong word that seems to have lost it's meaning. Dislike or detest may be more appropriate

What rot!
She constantly seeks feedback on her appearance etc and then is upset and rude if the feedback is not positive. She shows all the signs of being spoiled, vain, selfish, shallow and poorly educated.
She does not have anxiety, she simply is needy.

There is no reason for people not to pass an opinion about a person who has put themselves into that environment.

I could not care less what her problem is. I am mystified why she is a talking point at all.

and she almost certainly reads the myriad of celeb magazines and would know that they, as well as social media, can be negative as well as positive. For most of the celebs going on reality Tv shows, the money and (for some) career boost is a big lure but it can misfire badly if the show is not suitable. I would have thought that her family/friends/ agent etc would have had serious misgivings about her suitability for IAC if she has a history of anxiety/depression. Perhaps she should have taken these concerns on board

I just love the expression ' what rot'

If she suffers from anxiety, that's another good reason why she should never have entered the jungle. As a sufferer, I could never, ever have entertained the idea.

I didn't like Rosie Webster either.

Neither did I, she was a vain little madam, much like her alter ego.