Chloe shown on BOTS having a meltdown when told to sacrifice her engagement ring.

I laughed at her hysterical crying. Does that make me horrible?

I find her unintentionally hilarious, such a character.

i thought it was hilarious

Have a heart Salv. The poor woman is in love, she is besotted. Her world has just been shattered. ......... how will she ever cope?

She is worried another woman will steal Stevie from her unless she's draped all over him. The poor woman.

Check out this video: http://www.dailystar.co.uk/tv/x-fact...audition-video

She has no posh accent at all. It's all put on. She's such a faker.

If she actually cried real tears I maybe would feel for her,but she never sheds a tear,it's the same as when actors are supposed to be crying but just screw their faces up and make a noise nobody is fooled.

I agree it is sick. Sick that we have to watch these two desperado's slobbering over each other trying to convince people that they are desperately in love.

I really want these two to go. They are both pathetic.

That was exposed the year she did her 2nd audition and if i remember correct loads were saying she just matured as she was only 16 in the first audition and maybe finishing school made the difference i suppose its possible but seems to far removed from today IMO.

One thing for sure is that she hasn't become any less annoying

Watching them metres apart on the feed is quite funny. They need to be separated until they leave!

Stevi and Chloe are desperately insecure.
The more they try to convince themselves of how 'in love' they are...the less credible they become.
The only thing they have in common is their incompatability!
They haven't got a snowball's chance in hell of making their relationship succeed.

Busted.

she sounds pretty much the same to me, just talks faster (like an excited teenager would)

Histrionic Drama Queen with loads of issues.
Simon was spot on with "she doesn't want to work for a living , wants it all now "
He also said she's "every parents nightmare" . I disagree.
I would extend it to every potential partner, employer , colleague or friend .

You don't think that, perhaps, she has had elocution lessons in the last 9 years in the believe that it could improve her chances (at something)? Somebody's taught her to talk that way, I doubt she just plucked it out of thin air one day and decided she'd talk like that, it takes a bit of work

it is possible she had her elocution lessons after 2006

Exactly - are any of us the same exact person now as we were 9 years ago, let alone the same person at 25 as we were at 16? Very pivotal years when we change a lot.

She doesn't slip up with her new accent so it's a genuine new accent

I know someone who was born and bred here in Scotland.
She now sounds more royal than the royals.

Its a wicked fantasy of mine that she will get a bang on the head and wake up speaking in her normal voice.

Like those people with brain tumours (or some other serious illness) where they suddenly change accents, even languages!

I've heard of that.
I don't wish ill health on her.
Just a little bang on the head would suffice.

I am sure that one of them there will do the honours sooner or later .

She sounds pretty much the same to me now except more mature and she speaks slower now. Even then she spoke with quite a posh accent, just much too fast.

she sounds like an excited teen in the first auditon
she never went to finishing school she went to the same school as my children.

she had elocution lessons to correct a lisp .

haha I read that as electrocution lessons.

Wouldn't that be better ?

If she did she needs to ask for her money back cos it didn't work.

I really have to listen to try and understand the drivel that comes out of her mouth.

All her words slur into one she doesn't pronounce her words properly.