Shell is/was on a 3 month residency at the fantastic Guggenheim museum in New York, which, I think, she paid for with the photo shoots she did for lads magazines.

Lisa has also shaved several years of her real age. Im sure she was 42 in the house but now claims to be 35.

oh yeah........

those photos
not a BIT staged are they......

poor old Max and Sarse - they have been papped mercilessly, haven't they.... their life isn't their own anymore *sob, snif, wipes tear from eye
- oh dearie dearie me...

my arse

Y' KNOW - re Justine

I can't remember any redeeming quality about her

she absolutely HATED dear dear old Ticklemeister
she thought she was going to WIN hahaha
and then she thought she was going to be a "TV Star" hahahaha

she was on RI:SE saying that she was going to go into "television presenting............"

and the success of that explains why (TFFT!!) she hasn't


she was a lardy arse - and an unpleasant one at that

as for Lisa

she was "misunderstood" apparently *shrug shoulders

and it's very good

really funny - just so good to watch - my children love it

Hm from BB4 she had a good set of lungs on her

yeah but shame about her face

I've seen a lot of Science Abuse on TV lately.

http://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/sea...ategory=search

FORMER Big Brother star Alex Sibley faces prosecution after the car he drove collided with a pedestrian and killed him.

He is due to appear at Havering Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, July 6 on a charge linked to careless driving.

Mr Sibley, from Parkstone Avenue, Emerson Park, rose to fame in Channel 4's reality show Big Brother 3 in 2002.

On Wednesday the 26-year-old former model attended the inquest of Kurt Lange from Havering Drive, Romford, held at Walthamstow Coroner's Court.

He arrived alone and sat silently throughout the inquest. He was never asked to give evidence.

Mr Lange, 63, a master butcher originally from Germany, died after he was in collision with the offside of Mr Sibley's silver BMW 528 in Balgores Lane on Monday, November 29, 2004, at 4.45pm.

Accident investigator, Pc John Carter, told the inquest that tests put Mr Sibley's speed anywhere from 30 to 41mph, while one speed test put Mr Sibley's possible speed as high as 47mph.

Under questioning from Matthew Holdcroft, counsel for solicitors Kenneth Elliot and Rowe, representing Mr Lange's family, Pc Carter said he thought Mr Sibley had been speeding.

He said the tests were based on the fact Mr Lange tumbled 8.6 metres.

Pc Carter said: "His speed must have been in excess of 30mph. We can't quantify it, but it could be a fairly small increase or his speed could have been substantially above the limit, we just don't know."

New series starts in the autumn