Originally Posted by gilliedew:
“I think Charlie could have given permission for her daughter to be a small part of the show, re sending letters and suchlike and Charlies saying it would have definately been her daughter behind the door.
I dont think she would have agreed to the actual task as they did it, who would want their little girl to go through that and Charlie is a loving mother, no doubt about that.
No, once again, these producers are so in the wrong, Yes, the little girl would have been disappointed and quickly got over it, but it should never have happened. They cant use children like treats, these producers should be castigated and on a warning that if they do anything like this ever again, their jobs are on the line.”
I find your statement reads best.
Those of us that are familiar with Charlie Brooks are aware that shes not the typical celeb that rushes out for headlines. Shes quite understated generally in the media. Most tv appearances are generally to promote an upcoming EE storyline. Occasionally she might do a late night panel quiz. Shes not in yer face like some.
She involves her family to help look after Kiki when she cant, not nannys, and she is devoted to her child. Her mum runs or did run a stage school and she has involved Kiki in going to stage school as well. Its given Charlie opportunities in her life, and so its understandable that if Kiki likes what her mum does, she'll provide a starting point for her.
Charlie has been involved in lots of charity marathons, which are never publicised, and those of us that are fans have to dig deep ont 'tinternet, to find any photos of these! I f ind it hard to understand the amount of bile being thrown her way.
Charlie made one or two observations about camp-mates that have been construed is pure bitching, yet David Hayes was highly derogatory about campmates on his first week, and he recieved no flak online here. What a JOKE.
Eric, similarly, has stirred up sh*te for all and sundry, yet hes percieved as a 'national treasure'. How PREDICTABLE...
There are a depressing number of op's/posters that like to keep to the social 'norm', ie: let the blokes get away with their stirring and let the women be viewed as scheming harpies. Ashleys (seemingly) the golden girl, because she doesn't have an opinion (unless its to do with hygiene!).