she seems nice and normal. I'm not gonna do like I usually do and pick too early but - I'm just saying.

She's my favourite for the moment too

I'm on board the harriet ship.

So far so good. I worry she might join Team Bitchy when the time comes for the inevitable divisions. I'll be happy to be proven wrong though.

The journey HM?

I like her as well, Chloe is her northern equivalent although not so keen on her

She won't last the weekend.

I believe she is struggling in there. Hope she doesn't walk

She reminds me of a girl that appeared on the show 'Service'.

I don't think she will. I hope not anyway. I think she's just a little overwhelmed - I feel for her TBH.

She voted UKIP She'll have to seriously buck up her ideas to get me on board.

She has to stop swearing every other word to get my support.

She's on a Journey.

No - I thought that was Charlotte - I thought Harriet voted Labour.

Voting UKIP doesn't make her a bad person...I don't see the problem in that regard.

Who's Charlotte It was definitely Harriet, she was talking about immigrants in her VT. Which show are you watching Penny

I really like her too. Her diary room entry at the end of tonight's show was very genuine and sincere. I could really relate to her and her insecurities. I also have a bad habit of comparing myself to other people and their successes. I think she's very relatable, and a lot of people at home will be able to relate her.

She feels 'real', the way she was talking about missing family, and her insecurities and worries feel real too. Unlike a lot of the fame hunters in there, who feel so far removed from reality and what the real world is like - it's a struggle to relate to those kinds of people.

That's even worse.

The poster probably means Chloe.

Well we clearly have different views on that

Not in my book - she soared a little bit in my estimation.

Didn't she say that her boyfriends mum told her she was a working girl and should vote for the party for the workers?

Whooooooooooops - yes that's who I meant

It's unfortunate that UKIP manage to propagate their bigoted ideals to a tabloid reading working class. i guess it's because there is a lack of strong left wing movement and no longer a sense of solidarity in that sense. Harriet's very young, not very well educated and probably influenced by what her parents and others say. i wouldn't condemn her, unless she strongly believes that stuff. Right now I feel for her , I'd say she genuinely feels estranged. That being said, the series has only started and she could be a nightmare.

The cynic in me thinks she is playing a smart game plan from the school of Josie Gibson, the one that involves being as self-deprecating as possible and overplaying the "I'm just a normal girl, me" act.
I always hate these types of housemates.

100% disagree.