Hmm,I got to admit, I voted her out because I preferred the other two, nothing personal.
Although the Tesco workers may have some bitterness...

She came out all smile etc, and I felt bad for her, but all faith is restored after BBots, she did - imho, even if in hindsight, deserve to go.

She isn't nasty, just irritating.

Adding kinetic energy and volume to boring doesn't make it interesting. Essentially she's boring. She's not funny, she's not intelligent and she's not insightful. She just says a lot very quickly. Just a walking cliche for me.

Exactly--Ashleigh's BOTS 'exclusive' snippet summed up brilliantly WHY the Public voted her out: annoying, in yer face, tedious 'showbiz stories' [which BB spared us most of, happily], fake Emotions writ large, obsession with Appearance but the Wrong Choices--HD brows, mismatched make-ups & crap pre-teen 1990's outfits--caterwauling songs 24/7 at HMs, and 'bouncing off the walls' which SHE misinterpreted as 'being interesting' but 99% of us saw as 'Needing Ritalin drip']. Zoe was EXHAUSTING and not in a good way--just like coping with a noisy, un-self-aware, hyperactive pubescent. As a West End Theatre veteran of 30 yrs, she is NOT typical of a Professional Performer--more Am-Dram, Hyper, 2nd rater--Real Pro's know How & Where to channel their Energies and NOT irritate their equally-talented colleagues!

Exactly put!!

WOW--YES!! As a 30-yr West End never-out-of-work veteran, I AGREE 100% Hard-working successful theatricals are insightful, channel their energy/charisma Appropriately [like when on stage], tend towards the Observant demeanour, not the Am-Dram Extrovert Jazz Hands Singing in Yer Face stuff, even the big Musical Stars! Conserving & focussing Energy IS the key to a good performer--hence Zoe's time in the House seemed like one long, wearisome, frantic, AmDram audition [failed]. Pretty girl, nice voice, but wouldn't HIRE her as she's just so unprofessionally Annoying and show-offy which Proper Pros are NOT!

Quite agree. My son is an actor, and although he can ham it up and be theatrical on occasion "for fun", he and most of his colleagues that I have met are much more like Chris - quiet, somewhat introverted, observant.

I didn't really mind Zoe, but did think she was a bit "full on" and exhausting. But please don't think all theatre professionals are like her.

Zoe's remarks that Chris & Ashleigh are both "beige" therefore beneath her just seems to equate with her flat-voiced "I work in Tescos" so couldn't keep up with her own scintillating "stories" about her fascinating life. If every HM were like her the house would be very boring indeed as it would be me, myself & I plus me sister & me loving parents & me adoring boyfriend.

Really? I think that's up to her isn't it. she is out of the house and can act how she likes now with out the fear of upsetting total losers!