List of Big Brother 2005 housemates (UK)
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There were 16 housemates in total in the sixth series of Big Brother in the UK where they were observed by television viewers 24 hours a day and each week, one or more housemates were voted to be evicted by the general public until the winner, Anthony Hutton, was left.
13 housemates entered on day one and they were joined by 3 more on day 29. They entered the Secret Garden which was decorated like a jungle, and the three secret housemates were initially only supplied with fig leaves to cover only the main essentials of their bodies. This created the idea of an Adam and Eve style jungle. With Makosi's help, they had to steal clothes and food from the main Big Brother House when the other housemates were asleep, and to make sure that the other housemates did not find out about them. At the end of their stay, Makosi who had to choose two of the three secret housemates to enter the main house. She chose Orlaith and Eugene, although Kinga re-entered the house after Orlaith walked out on Day 65.
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[edit] Anthony
Anthony Hutton[1] (born 1982) is a 70s dancer from Consett in County Durham. Anthony won Big Brother 6 with 57.2% of the vote, narrowly beating Eugene and walking away with £50,000.
Since leaving the house Anthony experienced a taste of fame, but this was short-lived and, despite the occasional television or public appearance, Anthony has now returned to his home town and returned to normal life.
Anthony became famous in the house for his variety of catchphrases, including "Alreet!" (All right in his Pitmatic accent) and shouting out "Taxi".
Upon his entrance to the Big Brother house Anthony had the unusual honour of being the first Big Brother UK winner to be booed, due to his insistence on posing and performing his trademark dance moves for the crowd (once in the house he told his fellow housemates that the security guards who told him to move along were the ones who were being booed).
In Week 6, it was rumoured that Anthony had had sexual intercourse with Makosi in the pool. Makosi denied this at first, but later claimed she was "955% certain" that she was pregnant with his baby. During their final interviews on leaving the house, Kemal Shahin, Craig (who was in the pool at the time) and Anthony all denied the couple had had sex. However, Makosi's side of the story has been backed up in print by Orlaith McAllister. Fellow housemate Maxwell believes they had sexual intercourse too, and Craig also thought this at the time (it is not known when Craig changed his opinion on the matter). Makosi sold her story to the News of the World and claimed she did have sex with Anthony. The same day the story went on sale, both contestants appeared on the BBLB Reunion show. During his interview, incensed at Makosi stating she could prove it whilst Anthony was being interviewed, Anthony shouted over to her "You know you can't, you're an absolute liar!" and had to be told to calm down by the show's presenter, Dermot O'Leary.
During Anthony's stay in the house he became close with a gay hairdresser named Craig Coates; it was widely spread amongst the fellow contestants and the media that Craig was obsessing over Anthony and this caused him to be branded with the "bunny boiler" image on the outside. Upon his eviction from the house Craig was shocked that he had been branded a "bunny boiler" and refused to endorse it. Since leaving Big Brother, Anthony refuses to criticise Craig, perhaps recognising how much Craig helped him to win. Craig has said in a radio interview that he is no longer friends with Anthony, although their friendship was the butt of jokes in the August 17, 2006 edition of Big Brother's Little Brother, where Anthony was a phone-in guest.
Anthony appeared in the 2005 and 2006 series of Sky One's The Match producing credited appearances noticed by the Legends his Celebrity squad faced. But most notably by the viewers who voted him to receive the Man of the Match award in both series he has appeared in show.
Upon leaving the house Anthony, like the vast majority of the other ex-housemates, received attention from the press and the public; this generated Anthony into a celebrity for a short period of time, with Anthony making various public and television appearances, such as appearing on the Sky One reality television series, The Match, and various photo shoots (some naked) for magazines and Tabloid newspapers. Anthony also released a work-out video which revolved around his 70s disco dance movements; despite recently winning Big Brother, Anthony's work-out DVD failed to sell well.
In September 2007, he featured in the Sky TV production, Premier League All Stars football show representing Newcastle United F.C..
[edit] Craig
Craig Jonathan Coates[2] (born 1984) is a hair stylist from Cromer, Norfolk.
During his time in the house Craig immediately created 'Team Britney' along with Lesley and Vanessa. When Lesley was evicted on Day 15 Craig began to align himself with Anthony, Maxwell and Saskia. Craig then developed an unsettling obsession with Anthony, this resulted in some awkward, strange and sexual moments.
Craig finished 5th, and was evicted on Day 76 in a surprise final week eviction having received just 0.1% of the vote to win.
Since leaving the house he has lost 5 stone.
In a recent interview he said the he didn't keep in contact with any of his fellow housemates. When asked if he had heard from Anthony recently he answer "Thankfully not" and said he believed that "Anthony leads a sad existence". He also commented that Anthony wouldn't have won it without him as he was an "Umpa lumpa". In one final comment he said he had lied on his infamous audition tape and that he was actually a "nice person".
[edit] Derek
- See also: Derek Laud
Derek George Henry Laud (born 9 August 1964) is a speech writer for the Conservative Party originally from Battersea but now living in Kensington.
The last housemate to be up for eviction, he was voted out on Day 71 (August 5), receiving 58% of the vote against his friend Eugene. Kemal was a guest at Derek's 41st Birthday party a few days later, and has recently appeared on The Curse of Big Brother on Channel 5 and on BBC1's Test the Nation in the Reality Show Contestants panel alongside Eugene Sully on 27 August 2007.
[edit] Eugene
Eugene Mark Sully[1] (born November 30, 1977) is from Crawley in West Sussex. He attained a Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering in 2000 from the University of Sussex and helped manage the student radio station. Prior to his period in the Big Brother house, he worked as an engineer for Beat 106 in Scotland before becoming a Spectrum Planning Engineer for the BBC Research & Development department; he also unsuccessfully stood as a Labour Party candidate in Sussex prior to going into the Big Brother house. Although Eugene came second in BB6, he emerged from the house £50,000 richer after being offered (and accepting) half of the prize fund in the final week.
Since leaving the BB house, Sully has presented the breakfast show on Mercury FM (Surrey & Sussex) and appeared on Blue Peter, Top of the Pops and the children's show Dick and Dom in da Bungalow as well as being a contestant on the BBC Two quiz show Eggheads with a team he called "Eugenius", he has also carried out interviews on various radio stations and also appeared on Brainiac: Test Tube Baby where he set up experiments and was judged and got 20 out of 30 (2006). He also appeared on Channel 4's "8 Out Of 10 Cats: Big Brother Special" in August 2006. He is currently in training to become a pilot. At the JapShow show, held in Santa Pod, October 2005, Eugene attempted to hang on to his fame by driving his Subaru Legacy down the dragstrip with the large yellow sticker displaying his web address in a bid to make people take notice of him.[3]
He also attended an awards ceremony for the Closer magazine honouring gifted children last November. He is also a member of the IEE and a member of the Crawley Amateur Radio Club, and there has also been talk via some website forums that he may have Aspergers' Syndrome but has never actually been diagnosed.
Sully's mother, Janet, is a Labour Party, West Sussex County Councillor representing Bewbush, Gossops Green & Southgate in Crawley. In 2006, Sully stood in the council election for the ward of Furnace Green, Crawley, West Sussex, as a candidate for Labour, where he came second to the Conservative candidate.[4]
Sully has also at an Internet-based station based in Worthing called Passion Radio where he had a pre-recorded programme which was regularly transmitted on Sunday mornings between 7am and 10am and earlier in the summer of 2006 he presented a weekday programme for Uckfield FM during their festival campaign.[citation needed]
In October 2006 Sully covered for Ryan Morrison's late evening slot on Passion Radio, and has become a regular presenter at the annual Bognor Birdman event for Jon Collins Productions who produce live coverage for the big screens.[citation needed] He has recently presented some weekday programmes on Rocket FM during their Bonfire season and he has also presented some programmes for an Internet website television station called SoFreshTV.[citation needed]
Sully has since moved back to Scotland and is currently working for BBC Scotland where he is working in television operations.[citation needed] He has since appeared in the studio audience during a transmission of Channel 4's The Charlotte Church Show on 2 March 2007.[citation needed] Recently Eugene has made some new appearances on BBC1's Test the Nation where he performed a morse code challenge in front of a sergeant major and also appeared in a recent edition of Channel 4's 8 Out Of 10 Cats: Big Brother Special.[citation needed] Eugene is to also broadcast again for Rocket FM in Lewes from 13th October until 5 November 2007, although he will have limited involvement due to a big commitment.[citation needed]
Eugene appeared as a contestant on the quiz show Eggheads in December 2007.[citation needed]
[edit] Kemal
Kemal Shahin[2] was born on November 18, 1985 and is a Turkish Cypriot. Before entering the show Kemal was a student of English Literature, Cultural History and Drama at Liverpool, John Moore's University. Kemal was also a Bellydancer, having won awards for his dance in Turkey.
He was the thirteenth person to enter the Big Brother house (dressed in a red sari) and the ninth to leave (in a green sari) on July 29, gaining 51.1% of the public vote.
Since Big Brother, Shahin has featured in various magazines and newspapers, notably a high fashion shoot with Attitude Magazine, a masculine makeover with Now Magazine in 2006, where he was given a total makeover and a story with New Magazine in March 2007, talking about being transgendered.
Shahin appeared on Sky News in early 2006 with fellow contestant Makosi Musambasi.
Shahin has starred in Pantomime twice since Big Brother, playing the Fairy God Diva both times. In 2005/2006 Kemal played at the King's Theatre in Southsea, and in 2006/2007 in Torquay and Runcorn respectively. In November 2006 Kemal launched the online accessories store missblingbaby.com.
[edit] Kinga
Kinga Karolczak (born 1985) is a half Polish, half Kuwaiti market researcher from London. She was initially entered into the house through the Secret Garden. One of her first actions was to jiggle her very large (34FF) breasts with her hands, causing one of them to bounce out of the tight-fitting, leafy bikini top she wore. Makosi chose Eugene to go into the main house over her.
Then, after Orlaith left the house, Kinga re-entered. During her relatively short stay in the house Kinga acted wildly. She developed a rather surprising bond with Derek, with each of them often singing serenades to one another, and Derek (a homosexual) curiously fondling her breasts while the two were in the pool. She is infamous for, at the peak of her drunken craziness, lying in the garden and masturbating with a wine bottle.[5] Even though Kinga had only been in the house for 11 days she managed to receive more votes to win the show than fellow housemate Craig who was evicted during the final week after failing to receive enough votes to win the series, this secured Kinga a place in the final night, this is evidence of her popularity and since her leaving the house there has been numerous speculation that had she had a few extra weeks then she may have even won the show. Kinga finished fourth and left on the final night.
Since the house Kinga has featured in many newspaper and magazine articles, and has also claimed to have fallen in love with fellow BB6 contestant Kemal Shahin. They have since broken up after Kemal ended their relationship. She has been a guest on shows including Trisha Goddard, Big Brother's Little Brother and Big Brother's Big Mouth. In 2006 she played at the Celebrity World Cup Soccer Six Tournament. In 2007 it was revealed in a magazine spread how Kinga had been on an amazing weight challenge and showed off her new, sleek figure. Kinga landed a small part in the feature film Cash and Curry, starring Ameet Chana, Faria Alam and Lee Latchford-Evans, which is due for release in late 2007. In summer 2007 she was the Big Brother columnist for the Daily Sport newspaper.
[edit] Lesley
Lesley Anne Sanderson[2] (born 1985) is a sales assistant from Huddersfield. She was the second person to be evicted from the Big Brother house, on June 10 (Day 15), gaining 36% of the public vote, all housemates faced eviction in Week 2 as punishment for Vanessa's rule breaking, on this eviction night, housemates could hear the crowd cheering and booing their favourites and least favourites, Sanderson received the biggest booes, as viewers labelled her a bully. Whilst staying in the house she, along with Craig and Vanessa, were noted for bullying fellow housemate Sam, which angered housemates such as Anthony and Maxwell who both got involved in an argument with her over the way she was treating her. Despite getting told off for her nasty behaviour by Big Brother, she seemed genuinely shocked at hearing the crowd boo her on her eviction. In Autumn of 2005, Sanderson was allegedly raped in a hotel in Leeds. Also she claims that since Big Brother she has struggled to cope with fame and developed a drinking problem.
After leaving the Big Brother House, Sanderson embarked on a singing career, which failed. She was due to record a single called Hated and plans to write a book about her experiences.The People reports that she was paid £15,000 for Big Brother.[6]
[edit] Makosi
Makosi Musambasi (born 24 September 1980) is a registered cardiac nurse, who worked in a coronary care unit, originally from Zimbabwe but now living in Aylesbury. A story in The Sun during the final week claimed that a talent agency had invoiced the producers of Big Brother for £609 for procuring her services; The Sun alleged that this proved she was in fact an actress rather than a genuine contestant. This was denied by Big Brother on the finale night, with the explanation that the money was paid to the talent agency (which does represent Makosi) for work relating to the supplementary show Big Brother's Big Mouth. Makosi is remembered for providing many of the dramatic moments that occurred in the house, such as alleging to be pregnant after a romp in the pool with Anthony, having to evict Kinga from the secret garden, and a huge confrontation with Maxwell and Saskia, when Makosi shared the house's supply of cider with Kinga, Orlaith and Eugene in the secret garden, and returning to the house drunk. In the early weeks, Makosi was considered one of the favourites to win the show, however following the pool incident, her popularity with the public plummeted. Makosi eventually finished 3rd in Big Brother 6, being the top female housemate for that year, however despite this, Makosi suffered an awful reception from the crowd waiting outside the Big Brother house. Makosi (as famously known to wear wigs) is to appear at The WiG GiG on 5th October to raise £10,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
[edit] Mary
Mary O'Leary (born 30 May 1974) is a psychic advisor, writer, and practising white witch from London. She was born to a former priest and nun in Dublin, Ireland. She claims to remember a past life in Atlantis and that she has been abducted by aliens seven times. Also the first to be evicted.
[edit] Maxwell
Maxwell Ward (born 1981) is from Islington, North London who supports Arsenal Football Club. He was the sixth evictee from the house, and left on July 8, with 57% of the vote. Maxwell continued his relationship with Saskia, although they are no longer together.
[edit] Orlaith
Orlaith McAllister (born April 26, 1979) is a business studies student, model and runner-up in the 1999 Miss Northern Ireland contest to Zöe Salmon, the winner. She was Belfast's woman of the year in 2005. She entered the Big Brother house on Day 29 after being voted in by Makosi (see Day 30). She got progressively more depressed while in the house, after having a huge confrontation with Derek and Kemal. She left and was replaced by Kinga.
Orlaith has since embarked on a career as a glamour model, appearing half-naked in weekly men's magazines such as FHM, Nuts and Zoo. Orlaith was one of the competitors in the 2006 Miss Great Britain contest, but, despite being favourite for the title lost out to Danielle Lloyd, Miss Warrington.
In February 2007, Orlaith gave birth to a baby girl named Eva with her fiancé, Irish property developer and presenter Gary McCausland. In April 2007, it was announced that the pair had split and Orlaith had returned to Belfast.
[edit] Roberto
Roberto Conte (born 1973 in Italy), is a former teacher, and since 1996, has lived in Liverpool. He was once a paratrooper in the Italian Army. He is a professional basketball player and windsurfer. He was also a finalist in the 1996 'Most Handsome Man in Italy' competition.
Roberto was a Religious Education teacher at St Edmund Of Canterbury Catholic High School in Huyton, Liverpool.[7]
He was evicted from the Big Brother house on Day 29, after losing his head-to-head with Derek. He had previously faced public votes in Weeks 2 and 3, before his eviction in Week 4.
He also was a teacher at De La Salle Catholic boys school He was then an assistant at Birchwood Community High School in Warrington, teaching PE.
Since leaving the house Roberto has appeared on the chat show Heads Up with Richard Herring to discuss his time on Big Brother and his love of poker. He is currently a temporary substitute teacher, teaching at Rainhill High School and St.Augustines of Canterbury Catholic High School in St. Helens, England.
[edit] Sam
Samantha Leanne Heuston[1] (born 1982 in Surrey, England) is a marketing student from Cheam. She was the third person to be evicted from the Big Brother House, when faced against Derek and Roberto. She received 59% of the public vote when she was voted out on June 17 (Day 22).
Since leaving the Big Brother house, Heuston has had photo shoots in The News of the World newspaper and in weekly men's magazines such as Nuts, Maxim and Zoo. She has also appeared on an episode of Italian Big Brother in the audience.
She has a small cameo in Brit Flick "Clubbing to Death" playing a Cage Rage ring girl. The film stars Nick Moran, Huey Morgan and Dave Courtney and is due out in 2007.
Davina conducted her interview in a bikini, despite it being at night.
[edit] Saskia
Saskia Rose Howard-Clarke[1] (born 1982) is a "promotions girl" from London. She was the fifth evictee from the house, on July 1 with 71% of the public vote. Whilst in the house she formed friendships with Anthony, Sam, Orlaith and later on Craig.
She had two open heart surgery operations which form scars under her breasts, these scars were then used by Mary and Leslie to explain their theory on her having had a boob job (which she hadn't).
Since leaving the house Saskia has sustained a career as a glamour model, regularly appearing in Nuts magazine.
Saskia and Maxwell continued their relationship after they left the house. It was reported in OK magazine in February 2007 that Maxwell and Saskia were no longer together - this was confirmed in May 2007 during a Channel 4 programme 'After They Were Housemates' where Maxwell confirmed that he was currently moving out after splitting up around six months before. They have now sold their house which they owned together. She has a pet dog which breed is a pug and is named Arthur.
[edit] Science
Kieron "Science" Harvey (born 1982) is a music and self-styled "entertainment entrepreneur" from Chapeltown, Leeds. He has a band called Urban Productions and has won a BBC award [8] for documentary film making.
He was evicted in week eight when up against Orlaith McAllister in the second closest public vote in Big Brother history with only one percent between the two housemates (50.5%/49.5%), on July 22.
[edit] Vanessa
Vanessa Dominique Layton-McIntosh[2] (born 1985) is a 22 year-old student from Croydon. She was the seventh person to be evicted from the house on July 15.
She has appeared in the Roll Deep video "Celebrate That"
[edit] Notes
- ^ a b c d Index of Births, Marriages and Deaths in England and Wales, 1837-1983.
- ^ a b c d Index of Births, Marriages and Deaths in England and Wales, 1984-2005.
- ^ Eugene Sully - October, 2005
- ^ Local Elections 2007
- ^ In the News: Kinga wine bottle antics spark complaints
- ^ Big Bro Ruined Me The People Retrieved 2007-12-27
- ^ Mr Conte
- ^ BBC Local News Leeds
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