Just rewatched the ep this morning, and omg you put it so so well. They are beyond desperate to win - it is just cringe inducing. Honestly how can anyone pick up a phone and vote to keep them in, they are so false!

Agreed

I like Chloe and stevi is OK. However I think stevi thinks he is more popular than he really is. They have been courted by the media lately and he's become a bit deluded. That little monologue in the garden the other night was pathetic. He really seemed to believe he's got a legion of fans out there who will make this happen.

Cringeworthy.

my son who doesnt normally watch it, said to me "who the hell is he talking to??"

They seem to have fooled the people they are living with and spending 24 hours a day with at the moment. None of them seem to have noticed these fake kisses.

I don't mind Chloe too much because she is quite quirky and different, but he is just another typical talentless wannabe.

They are totally false and I don't believe for a minute they are a genuine couple, Chloe cant turn her head away quick enough from him after their wee pecks. A normal couple that loved up would be going in for a snog! And his monologue in the garden was cringeworthy! Her accent does my head in too, she is posher than the queen lol. However, none of them are vile or nasty like the horrific Farrah so I cant dislike them that much.

I was not familiar with these two beforehand, apart from Chloe losing a modeling competition, but that little garden scene completely changed my mind about their authenticity. That was absolutely pathetic! Stevie, you complete idiot. Yep, not buying it anymore, for a second. Please take your flabby, panty wearing, hangdog self and your fake fiancee somewhere else.

What people forget about stevi was when he appeared on the X factor he created a fake persona that he was a call centre worker .

He had in fact been performing in the west end for years

Yep poor old self depricating please vote for me working man Stevie anoying on the x factor infuriating now he's still playing it on big brother.

I just can't imagine who his fans might be? I mean, what is there to be a fan of? He's not funny, clever, no wit or charm to dilute the cringe, no talent...

All I'm seeing is desperation to be liked and that's not attractive in anyone.

I haven't been watching X Factor so hadn't seen them before but I quite believe he put on the self deprecating act then too. They are the strangest couple I have ever seen, I think they see this as their chance at fame. As someone said on BOTS the other night, I think it was Dan Wooten? they are not a couple but they will probably go through with a wedding to milk it as far as possible. Crazy people.

Honestly he was like Oliver asking for some more grool every week.

They need to be the next ones out, it's getting nausiating

Janice will be as mad as a box of frogs when she finds out their "romance" is fake.

I'm afraid I'm with Dan Wooton (sp?) ... nothing about them being a real couple rings true:

All their kisses are tiny, closed-mouthed pecks - now I know couples do show affection like this, but those two are cooped up in there 24/7 for weeks sharing a bed - I don't know about anyone else, but if I was in there with my fiancé at the early stages of our relationship for that length of time (they've only been together since Christmas, right?) I'd be thinking, 'Oh sod the cameras!' and be having a cheeky snog some of the time, either under the covers at night or in the store room or wherever. But nothing like that has been shown with them as far as I recall so I'm assuming their little pecks are as far as it goes or BB would be broadcasting their 'passion.'

They're engaged, but apparently have never lived together before (apart presumably when they were in the X factor house). Really? Apart from people who hold certain strong religious beliefs, who gets engaged these days before they've lived together? They are earning and both presumably are based in the capital, but they never thought to try living together for a bit before making such a big commitment as getting engaged?

The whole, 'I love you ... I really mean it.' Why do they keep feeling they need to say that they mean their terms of endearments? It just (to me) seems a bit of a weird thing to say - almost like it's directed to us, like it's trying to convince us, rather than each other. If my boyf started saying that it'd make me feel less secure, not more secure (if that makes sense?)

The speech in the garden about how a couple has never won BB - FAKE! A desperate plea to the audience if ever I heard one!

Stevi's response to anyone who tells him 'You'd be better off without her in here/sometimes if someone is drowning you have to just save yourself' etc ... instead of sticking up for the love of his life, he's just nodding and agreeing and thanking them ... instead of saying something in her defence - which is what you'd expect someone who 'really really loved you' would do!

(sorry for the long ranting post ... I actually don't mind Chloe, but Stevi gets on my wick as much here as he did on the X Factor).

This sums it up perfectly

They are an odious couple of fakes. Cannot abide them.