She's "making herself available" rotf

Almost no-one on BB has made it big in any long-lasting sense in the real world. The last time I was watching BB Steven Goode and Kimberly Kisselovich got together and it was achingly obvious that it wouldn't last. Which it didn't.

Life is really quite predictable. People are pretty much the same. Laura is not going to finesse her BB appearance into some stellar career. Whether the DS forums like it or not, she's being seen as a slut and no-one is going to want any part of that. Sure, she'd do a spread for Nuts if it hadn't shut down, but she's not about to become an actor slash model or a WAG. Things just don't work that way.

Well, come on now. That was a bit more than a 'kiss' in anyone's language.

I don't think Kimberly cared, she never looked like she was as nearly into the union as much as Steven was; I've never seen a bride look so miserable as Kimberley did. But then I'm sure she would have walked out of that relationship a few pounds better off than when she got in. Some may say that was her M.O....

I must admit I never understood that whole thing. It was great telly, but why Kisselovich carried it on after the show ended was a mystery to me. It was clear what Goode's interest was, but her angle I could never figure out. Whatever, the whole thing failed and that was always very predictable.

Her reason was obvious she wanted to marry him to become a legal UK Citizen as she had to go home soon.

As soon as she relised the plan failed and she married a guy who made her feel sick everytime he touched her she buggered off back home.

I'm not sure I can articulate why, but I really think Geordie Shore (I don't watch TOWIE) is different. Some of the cast on GS have clearly made decent careers, and they've obviously done well in CBB.

But the format of GS is different and I think the expectations of the audience are different.

My impression is the GS cast have made some reasonably good money. I'm not sure how many former BB housemates have.

Why did she want to say. She had a reasonable career in the US, didn't she? And even if she didn't, what's so great about the UK compared with the US?

I note somewhat tragically that Kisselovich's PR contact details are her own e-mail address rather than an agent, and her website domain has expired.

Fame is fleeting. It's tough to sustain. The money isn't necessarily good and it doesn't last.