Originally Posted by Janey_Dowell:
“Yes, I understand that Daley shouldn't have insinuated anything in the first place as he was in a relationship making him arguably more guilty than Hazel, and I completely accept that it was his 100% fault he was ejected as violence against women (and in general) is wrong, but her fans have to accept that she is not an angel, and should have told Daley she didn't want to get involved as he was in a relationship.
I accept that all housemates have flaws (even the ones I like); Gina overreacts when offended, Dexter's motives are unclear and Charlie almost never thinks before she speaks.
Hazel would go up in my estimation if her fans accepted that she is not an angel and isn't perfect, and recognize that she has to take some of the blame in the Dazel situation.”
I'm not a fan of any of the housemates, merely a passive observer.
I think any housemate's fans will by nature be fanatical and blind to any flaws the HM may have.
Hazel is inside the house with no contact to the outside world
How can you base your estimation of her on the actions / opinions of others ? She has no awareness or control over her fans - at the moment she's probably thinking she doesn't have any.
Of course she is vain, competitive and self absorbed / self serving but so are all of the contestants . I doubt that any of them went in just for the experience no matter what they say.
Daley is no longer in the house and the incident was dealt with - it wouldn't be appropriate for BB or the HMs to continue to discuss it.
Hazel will finally have her opportunity to put her side of the story across when she comes out. Maybe she will come across as an evil pig maybe not.
Either way it shouldn't matter for the rest of her time in the house.
Viewers should be judging her as a current housemate