Speaker 1: It's in the news today, but it was actually on
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Speaker 1: TV Reload. My name's Benjamin Norris, and on this podcast
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Speaker 1: streaming services today. On the podcast, I have the first
Speaker 1: intruder out of the Big Brother House. It's Jules, the
Speaker 1: feisty intruder who took on the most loved player of
Speaker 1: all time, Queen Reggie. Some intruder's players small game. They
Speaker 1: creep in, hook up with housemates, and try and win
Speaker 1: over audiences with a lovable attitude. No, not this bush.
Speaker 1: Jewels made deals, played a good game and unfortunately got
Speaker 1: booted before all of her plans were fully executed. With
Speaker 1: the best made in estelle and not always a clear
Speaker 1: flight path with both alliances, Jules ruffled the feathers instead
Speaker 1: of fluffing the feathers, and we will unpack her time.
Speaker 1: During this podcast, we will talk about Jules's work, including
Speaker 1: her podcast, her relationships with the twenty twenty two housemates,
Speaker 1: a secret pash yep, you heard that right, some eavesdropping,
Speaker 1: and what this whole mess looks like for her. Now, however,
Speaker 1: let's get started with today's guest. I'd like to welcome
Speaker 1: Big Brother Intruder Jules to TV Reload.
Speaker 2: I don't think Tim's a bad person, but something is
Speaker 2: going on, babe, and it's like I can't explain it.
Speaker 3: This year it's my twenty first birthday.
Speaker 2: You know what you're coming for me? I guess what
Speaker 2: I'm couning for you. I'm not lying down. I'm not
Speaker 2: taking this and.
Speaker 3: I've invited housemates both new and legendary.
Speaker 2: I was too grateful to be there to complain.
Speaker 3: Will experience be enough to take on the next generation
Speaker 3: of housemates?
Speaker 2: Will I will never say his name, but I hooked
Speaker 2: up with someone.
Speaker 3: And the new contenders out with the Big Brother Royalty.
Speaker 2: It's not a natural state of being to watch people
Speaker 2: talk so badly about you so openly.
Speaker 3: This is Big Brother.
Speaker 1: Hi, Jules, how are you?
Speaker 2: Yay? I'm so good? Thank you so much? For having me.
Speaker 2: What an honor to be with one of the greats
Speaker 2: the alumni.
Speaker 1: Well, I have to start by saying well done, because
Speaker 1: I might be suffering from some grand delusion, but I
Speaker 1: can't remember an intruder ever in the history of Big
Speaker 1: Brother trying to make an impact as much or as
Speaker 1: hard as you did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, that was kind of the aim of the game.
Speaker 2: So even when I was because I know, I knew
Speaker 2: going in I wouldn't be I'd be there for a
Speaker 2: good time and not a long time. I was very realistic,
Speaker 2: and I've got the personality to get myself in a
Speaker 2: lot of trouble. I love to I can't shut the
Speaker 2: fuck up, and it's gotten to me in a lot
Speaker 2: of bad situations in my life. So before going in,
Speaker 2: my girl friend said, well, what's the worst outcome in
Speaker 2: your mind? What is the worst outcome? And I said,
Speaker 2: the worst outcome would be I act like a wallflower.
Speaker 2: I try and be everyone's besties, and I try and
Speaker 2: be really quiet and cute, and Meek and I get
Speaker 2: out on the first night like so they said, oh,
Speaker 2: Do'll just go in there and funck shit up. So
Speaker 2: that was actually the aim of the game.
Speaker 1: You know, this is so frustrating to me. Can an
Speaker 1: intruder ever win in Big Brother? Why is it so hard?
Speaker 2: Oh, you're just on the back foot immediately, and especially
Speaker 2: going in with the Ogs who have such an old
Speaker 2: school mentality. What was that saying? They always say last
Speaker 2: in first out, last in first out. I actually didn't
Speaker 2: even they didn't even know my name until week two.
Speaker 2: I was just the intruder. We've got to get the
Speaker 2: intruder out. We've got to get the inn. And you
Speaker 2: would have seen, as you know Regg, when Reggie was
Speaker 2: gunning for me, it was kind of never duels. It
Speaker 2: was we got to get one of them has to go,
Speaker 2: one of them has to go. So it's such an
Speaker 2: uphill battle. People think it's a free ride. It's completely
Speaker 2: the opposite, completely, you know.
Speaker 1: It's funny though, I got put in last out of
Speaker 1: all the housemates, and so people said that to me
Speaker 1: for the first two weeks. People were like, you know,
Speaker 1: last in, first out, And in actual fact, this is
Speaker 1: a bit, a bit of something I shouldn't really reveal.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I threw a drink of water in someone's face,
Speaker 1: very controversially, but that was after that person had said
Speaker 1: to me that whole day was like, you know, you're
Speaker 1: going home because you know you were the and he
Speaker 1: was actually only repeating something that the alpha male was
Speaker 1: really saying inside the house. But I understand that feeling
Speaker 1: that you would have inside the Big Brother House probably
Speaker 1: harder than you would realize.
Speaker 2: It's so much. It is so hard, and I'm such
Speaker 2: a you know what. As soon as I walked in though,
Speaker 2: and knowing my character, I was like, Oh, I get it.
Speaker 2: I get the vision. I'm five foot ten, I'm athletic looking.
Speaker 2: I'm not athletic, unfortunately, but I'm athletic looking. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: I always stick up for people, always kind of. I'm
Speaker 2: always like and I think that's why it happened. We'll
Speaker 2: get into it. But with the whole tim and stell thing,
Speaker 2: I was always like to a he's cooked, you know,
Speaker 2: so I'm always speaking my mind. So I did. I
Speaker 2: understood it, But yeah, you kind of everyone just feels
Speaker 2: like you've gotten this free ride, but no one wants
Speaker 2: to include you in anything. It was actually such a
Speaker 2: lonely time, like even though you're sleeping with twenty other
Speaker 2: people in the house, it was such a lonely time.
Speaker 2: And you just felt like you were constantly on the outskirts.
Speaker 2: I'm yet to talk to Brenton, so I want to
Speaker 2: see how he felt. But that's how I felt anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I guess they've got to try and separate
Speaker 1: you as much as possible, because you know, you don't
Speaker 1: want to have to collude too much. And you know
Speaker 1: what would be left for all of those fights on
Speaker 1: Twitter if if we had you talking behind closed doors?
Speaker 2: Would you imagine? I know everyone seems to the Big
Speaker 2: Brother people seem to be holding up the whole Internet
Speaker 2: these days, so I'm sure journalists are thanking their lucky
Speaker 2: stars that we've all gone a bit.
Speaker 1: Skits, yeah, dishing it out for free. You know, I
Speaker 1: want to start at the start because I've kind of
Speaker 1: got a little bit ahead of myself. But it would
Speaker 1: have been remissive me to not just bang go straight
Speaker 1: into Why does an intrue in your mind find it
Speaker 1: so hard? But how consuming has this Big Brother experience
Speaker 1: been for you? You know? Do you have a ritual
Speaker 1: on how you watch the show?
Speaker 2: Just with the red wine in my hands? No, you
Speaker 2: know what? And I was thinking that last night when
Speaker 2: I was getting a bit emotional. I wasn't physically, but
Speaker 2: you know, I could feel myself being I was like,
Speaker 2: you know what it's happened, So why are you getting
Speaker 2: so emotional? But I was in the house by myself.
Speaker 2: My housemates are away in Balley, that's whole other ordeal,
Speaker 2: and I thought, I can't be doing this on my own,
Speaker 2: like I need a kind of a support network, because
Speaker 2: it's not a natural state of being to watch people
Speaker 2: talk so badly about you so openly. So I actually
Speaker 2: don't have any rituals and it's probably too late, but
Speaker 2: I hit it hard on the weekend, so maybe that's
Speaker 2: my escape.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I was from an iteration of the
Speaker 1: show where it was not live. I mean, sorry, it
Speaker 1: was live, so you know, I never watched it with
Speaker 1: the general public. But I can imagine that would be
Speaker 1: just the such a such a wave of emotion, such
Speaker 1: a pressure being pulled on top of you because you're
Speaker 1: consuming something at the same time they are, and you're
Speaker 1: processing it as fast as they are, so you know,
Speaker 1: when people ask you questions, you know you've got to
Speaker 1: try and explain it and process it. You know, it
Speaker 1: would be I don't know, for me, it just sounds
Speaker 1: quite stressful. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, even in the house, you would have seen I
Speaker 2: was in the closet in the boudoir, and I was
Speaker 2: hearing people talk about me, and even then I thought,
Speaker 2: oh gosh, oh gosh, And watching it back, I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: of course, like there was a whole It wasn't one chat,
Speaker 2: there was a whole movement to get me out. I
Speaker 2: had just clued onto one little conversation. So at the
Speaker 2: time it was already heartbreaking. So watching it back and
Speaker 2: seeing my alliance come actually gunning for me and no
Speaker 2: one else in their sights, that was really hard to watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, coming from someone who spent a lot of time
Speaker 1: growing up in the closet, I know that closets are
Speaker 1: always really.
Speaker 2: Hard, very hard to walk out of. I'm sure not
Speaker 2: as had as your closet, But yeah.
Speaker 1: Such a such a dad joke or what is it?
Speaker 1: Such a lame joke to go for right now? But anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm doing it here. Did you find yourself in the
Speaker 1: Big Brother House? Have you applied for reality TV shows before?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: I grew up watching Big Brother, as did the rest
Speaker 2: of Australia. I was making my friends play Friday Night Live.
Speaker 2: I was making us you know, made a little die room.
Speaker 2: I was obsessed. I actually think that's I had big
Speaker 2: Brother to thank for my career now talking about sex
Speaker 2: and relationships so openly, not because I'm good at both.
Speaker 2: I'm actually terrible at both, and it makes for a
Speaker 2: good pod class. So I think I have big Brother
Speaker 2: up late to thank for that. So when it got
Speaker 2: taken away, when in my early twenties, whenever the gap was,
Speaker 2: I was heartbroken. I thought, oh gosh. And then when
Speaker 2: Channel seven said they'll bringing you back, I'm quite woo woo.
Speaker 2: So I was like, this is my time, the universe,
Speaker 2: all that jazz. So I applied and got into like
Speaker 2: the second round for three years ago whenever it first
Speaker 2: came back and they took on my photos and all that,
Speaker 2: and I thought I was a sure thing, which is
Speaker 2: hilarious looking back of what you actually have to go
Speaker 2: through to get into that house. Just because they took
Speaker 2: one photo and an iPad, I was like, Oh, I'm
Speaker 2: the next best thing. And then that kind of went
Speaker 2: away and I thought, oh, well, that's reality gone. I
Speaker 2: got into media, and then I actually came to a
Speaker 2: point where I didn't want to do reality because I've
Speaker 2: seen the backlash that something people can get. And then
Speaker 2: yet Channel seven reached out said we think you're very entertained.
Speaker 2: Would you consider going into the Big Brother House? And
Speaker 2: I'm very like, spiritually, I thought, this is coming back
Speaker 2: to me. I'm a big believer. If it comes back
Speaker 2: to you, it's meant for you. And the fact that
Speaker 2: I had applied three years ago, I was like, this
Speaker 2: is me. And then months go by and I'm doing
Speaker 2: the police work and that you have to be clean
Speaker 2: as a whistle to go on. Honestly, it was a
Speaker 2: bit hit and miss there. I thought for a second,
Speaker 2: they said, are you pregnant? I said, oh, fuck, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I have to wait another three weeks. Aha.
Speaker 2: Then so we do all that, and then it gets
Speaker 2: to October something something stupid, and I've been in limbo
Speaker 2: for like months and months and everyone's saying, are you
Speaker 2: going on? I was like, I don't know. And they
Speaker 2: call me and I've basically got my bags packed, broken
Speaker 2: up with my four boyfriends, you know, and I said,
Speaker 2: we're on here. And then they called me and they said, oh,
Speaker 2: you actually haven't gotten through. And I thought you approached me,
Speaker 2: don't like, don't call me like and I've been in
Speaker 2: this weird limbo thing. I said, that's fine, never ever
Speaker 2: call me again unless I'm one hundred percent going in
Speaker 2: the house. And then two weeks later, but I get
Speaker 2: the vision. I was always going in. I was always
Speaker 2: going They were always picking me as the intruder. I
Speaker 2: just I know it. And then two weeks later, I'm
Speaker 2: at the pub with my mates and my phone lights
Speaker 2: up and it says big Brother. I'm like, I'm going in.
Speaker 2: I'm going in the house.
Speaker 1: And you did I know, you know what this is?
Speaker 2: How much of a g up it was? They gave
Speaker 2: me three We were a week out of lockdown, so
Speaker 2: everything has overgrown everything, you know, I've put on it.
Speaker 2: I was carrying a bit a bit more, you know,
Speaker 2: white wine weight at eleven am and they said you're
Speaker 2: going in three days. So I thought, shit, what do
Speaker 2: I do? Do I get my hair done or get
Speaker 2: my laser done?
Speaker 1: Had to choose, what did you get done my hair?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, for every time I went in the pool, everyone
Speaker 2: was like, oh, there's jewels, little Tasmania, just.
Speaker 1: Putting it out there, just putting it out there. But
Speaker 1: had you so big Brother was your dream? But you
Speaker 1: know there's all these other reality shows that I can
Speaker 1: imagine someone like yourself. I mean, you're a beautiful girl,
Speaker 1: you're outspoken, I mean you're You're a producer's dream in
Speaker 1: my mind. So I'm assuming that you might have applied
Speaker 1: for other shows along the way. What about Love Island
Speaker 1: or The Bachelor?
Speaker 2: No, because I've got size ten point five feet, so
Speaker 2: i can't walk around the pool in heels for twelve
Speaker 2: hour days. Honestly, that was something that that kept coming up.
Speaker 2: I thought, I just can't be in heels for that long.
Speaker 2: And I've got Bunyan's and web toes. It's just not
Speaker 2: a good site. So no, it was only Ever Big Brother.
Speaker 2: You can take my word. I promise it's only Ever
Speaker 2: Big Brother. I haven't applied for anything else, but if
Speaker 2: anyone else is listening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I think the interesting thing about you is,
Speaker 1: you know, you have your own podcast, and you know
Speaker 1: you talk to some high profile guests on the show.
Speaker 1: You know, after podcasting having celebrity guests, and now you've
Speaker 1: been on the other side of the fence, how do
Speaker 1: you see reality television? Has it changed your impression of
Speaker 1: the whole thing?
Speaker 2: Oh, one hundred percent. The magic has gone. I actually
Speaker 2: can't watch it anymore. I love Big Brother. I will
Speaker 2: always watch Big Brother, but Love Island and Everything, something
Speaker 2: that I used to be glued to and have my
Speaker 2: notifications on, I actually can't watch it because I mean,
Speaker 2: I think I came out in a great light and
Speaker 2: people might disagree, but for me, I came out like
Speaker 2: quite Scott free. So I'm happy. But some of the
Speaker 2: conversations in there that went on, and then now that
Speaker 2: audio has been used on top of other things, I'm like, Oh,
Speaker 2: I just don't know what to believe anymore. But the
Speaker 2: people have to make great shows working in media, and
Speaker 2: you would understand more than anyone. You have to make
Speaker 2: a great show. Who cares about the friendships you made.
Speaker 2: It's whatever great storyline people going to get hooked to,
Speaker 2: They're going to play that. And I respect that and
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 1: Although I went into the Big Brother House as a
Speaker 1: super fan, you know, and I'm loving Johnson because of that,
Speaker 1: and I'm now knowing more about you, I'm loving that
Speaker 1: about you as well. And so I just for two
Speaker 1: weeks I was so stressed about being eliminated. I just
Speaker 1: was not really myself and I just was doing the
Speaker 1: version of what I thought would be good television. So
Speaker 1: I was like Brenda from nine oh two one zero,
Speaker 1: and I was sort of prickly and a bit of
Speaker 1: a bitch, and I'd say whatever I was going to say.
Speaker 1: And then I got nominated and just was saved by
Speaker 1: the smallest amount of votes from Australia. And then I
Speaker 1: just was like, oh, I can't keep this up for
Speaker 1: you know, however long I'm going to be here. So
Speaker 1: I'm just going to have to have to be myself.
Speaker 1: And so it's a hard conversation for a super fans
Speaker 1: to have. You know, are we emulating something that we've
Speaker 1: seen before or are we just truly gonna be ourselves?
Speaker 2: Oh, that's such a good question. That is such a
Speaker 2: good question because I kind of get asked something like
Speaker 2: a similar question quite often, is you know, would you
Speaker 2: act differently if you could do your time again? Would
Speaker 2: you act differently? And the question probably like the answer
Speaker 2: to your question is I guess to an extent, but
Speaker 2: aren't we always acting how we think we should be?
Speaker 2: In the real world? You know, there's those friends that
Speaker 2: your true self around, but they're very can I probably
Speaker 2: can assume you've probably got three of those friends. So
Speaker 2: I think we're actually always in drag, all of us,
Speaker 2: more often than we think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're right. I think I don't know.
Speaker 1: And I think we're always evolving as well with the
Speaker 1: wham which we want to present ourselves. I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: in my forties now and I'm presenting myself so differently
Speaker 1: to how I was in my twenties, and so I guess, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right. We probably, you know, always changing how we
Speaker 1: feel about ourselves and how we want others to see us.
Speaker 1: So I guess a bigger question than Big Brother, really,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean people right into us for the amount
Speaker 2: of I do it. I think called the hotline, and
Speaker 2: I had to actually create that because I was getting
Speaker 2: swamped with please help me, please help me, people looking
Speaker 2: at me for advice. And now if you knew my
Speaker 2: real life, I'm like the bender queen, can't hold down
Speaker 2: anyone like it's a mess. So I think yeah, and
Speaker 2: I think I'm acting. I have imposter syndrome a lot
Speaker 2: with that side of things. So I think we're speaking
Speaker 2: the same language right now.
Speaker 1: They're the best people to go to jewels, the best
Speaker 1: people to go to are the hot messes. Don't go
Speaker 1: to the person down the street who luckily walked into
Speaker 1: their husband when they were twenty one and they've got
Speaker 1: children and the pick of fence. We want to talk
Speaker 1: to the people who are on the ground floor dealing
Speaker 1: with this shit every day. And that's the relatable currency
Speaker 1: jewels that you have, you know, on your podcast The
Speaker 1: Good Bitch.
Speaker 2: I'm such a I'm actually such a big believer in
Speaker 2: hitting rock bottom completely, Like I truly believe that that's
Speaker 2: where things happen because you know what, that's where you
Speaker 2: start to change your life. That's where I know when
Speaker 2: I've been like down the darms, can't get out of bed,
Speaker 2: I'm like, you know what, I am going to shoot
Speaker 2: my shot with that guy or I Am going to
Speaker 2: shoot my shot with that job and do something crazy
Speaker 2: because it's where you start to move. You think anywhere
Speaker 2: but here is better.
Speaker 1: Well, what sets The Good Bitch apart? Because you know,
Speaker 1: we're in this landscape of you know, saturation of podcasts
Speaker 1: and it's only growing, but you have this cut through
Speaker 1: with this particular podcast. You know, what is it that
Speaker 1: makes it different? To say some of the other podcasts
Speaker 1: that are out there that are doing similar things.
Speaker 2: I was so saturated. That is the perfect word to
Speaker 2: describe the market at the moment when we started in
Speaker 2: early twenty twenty. I love podcasts. I don't think I've
Speaker 2: listened to music for fucking ten years, to be honest.
Speaker 2: I love podcast I'm addicted. But everything I was listening
Speaker 2: to was very dream believe, achieve. But I was listening
Speaker 2: to them from these influences that make I don't know
Speaker 2: fifty k a pop. And I'm thinking, you don't know me,
Speaker 2: Like you don't understand that I've just been on Centerlink
Speaker 2: or my parents are asking for money. You have no idea.
Speaker 2: So no, I'm not going to fucking drink my lemon
Speaker 2: water and hope to the stars that things happen. So
Speaker 2: that's what Good Bitch came from. It was like, let's
Speaker 2: just try our hardest with what we've got, And where
Speaker 2: are my girls who are shopping at Audi who are
Speaker 2: getting black out and accidentally sleeping with their ex? Like
Speaker 2: I want to talk to those girls and just let
Speaker 2: them know that they're not bad people. Yes, we can
Speaker 2: do bad, we can improve that we're not bad people.
Speaker 1: Jeels, I'm going to say something which I think is,
Speaker 1: you know, from working in radio and interviewing reality people
Speaker 1: for such a long time, I'm going to say something
Speaker 1: which is going to be as annoying as it is
Speaker 1: to hear. You have so much more to offer just
Speaker 1: even listening in this podcast than what we saw on
Speaker 1: that show. And you know that must be really frustrating
Speaker 1: few to hear from people in the media at this point.
Speaker 1: I mean, you were fantastic, but just.
Speaker 2: I understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You know, Like, I'm fifteen minutes into talking to you,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, this is an like you are, Yeah,
Speaker 1: You've got a lot to offer.
Speaker 2: No, I'm so grateful, Thank you so much for saying that.
Speaker 2: That's a really kind thing. I actually agree. And Sella
Speaker 2: and I talk on the phone a lot and we're
Speaker 2: both like, wow, they've cut out all of my storylines.
Speaker 2: But do you know what, looking back on it now,
Speaker 2: because all the dms I'm getting, I probably got two
Speaker 2: hate dms, which in reality land nothing nothing. Everyone is
Speaker 2: like our relatable queen, our queen, our queen. So I'm
Speaker 2: low key glad that I was just a prop in
Speaker 2: the background for the nine out of twelve episodes that
Speaker 2: I was on or whatever whatever it was, because I
Speaker 2: was actually and everyone will agreed with me, in the house,
Speaker 2: I was actually such a head player and so fucking cutthroat.
Speaker 2: I was, you know, as you were saying, Reggie, she's
Speaker 2: got to go, Like, I was such a head player,
Speaker 2: and so I could really see the vision of Okay,
Speaker 2: if that person's in the top three, am I winning?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not, They've got to go. Don't care about your alliance.
Speaker 2: So I pulled some moves and Drew and I hated
Speaker 2: each other, and I put you know, I had a
Speaker 2: lot of head of house like puppeteering I was allowed
Speaker 2: to do and I was just like du Drew Drew
Speaker 2: that completely got cut out. So but in hindsight, like
Speaker 2: those people have such huge followings that I actually am
Speaker 2: although I said, like I just ripped on influences to
Speaker 2: who do this, I'm actually am thanking my lucky stars
Speaker 2: that I probably didn't get more airtime at this stage.
Speaker 1: You did, though, have that moment, and you brought it
Speaker 1: up yourself. You know, you were gunning for the Queen
Speaker 1: of Big Brother, like you know someone who has this.
Speaker 1: Have we idolized Reggie in a way? I mean, I
Speaker 1: know her as a friend, So I know the answer
Speaker 1: is no. I guess you've known Reggie inside the Big
Speaker 1: Brother House and that's a different thing altogether again, but
Speaker 1: I know Reggie in the real world, and yes, she
Speaker 1: is everything that you know we always loved about her.
Speaker 1: But you were on national television gunning for her, so
Speaker 1: you definitely played it very bold card.
Speaker 2: So I knew. The reason why I was gunning for
Speaker 2: Reggie is because I knew if Farmer Dave stayed in,
Speaker 2: I would be safe because he was so he was
Speaker 2: loved of a person but hated as a player. He
Speaker 2: was almost my four shield against the newbies. I thought,
Speaker 2: I have to keep this guy in because once he
Speaker 2: goes at least me wide open. It's kind of you know,
Speaker 2: when the fish start to feed, they swim, they feed
Speaker 2: up from the bottom, and that's exactly what was happening.
Speaker 2: And I kind of just pitched it to everyone. I thought,
Speaker 2: you know, have we ever thought about getting Reggie yet?
Speaker 2: It was I know it was bold, and I know,
Speaker 2: but that's the thing I thought about. Okay, let's say
Speaker 2: you get me out. Let's say, will you get me
Speaker 2: out tonight? What happens beyond that? When is the shot
Speaker 2: going to be taken. You know, if everyone's talking about it,
Speaker 2: but I'm the only person who's bold enough to, you know,
Speaker 2: put it, actually put it on the table as something
Speaker 2: that we actually could do. Like what does that look
Speaker 2: like for your game? JC or Aleish or whatever? Is
Speaker 2: it just is Reggie just got Like is she just
Speaker 2: automatically top three? So you're actually just fighting for two spots?
Speaker 2: Like what does that actually look like? Guys? Like, I
Speaker 2: know we love her, but for your game. I was
Speaker 2: just trying to make people look beyond that night of eviction.
Speaker 1: To me from an outside watching it as a viewer
Speaker 1: and then from being a former player and thinking about
Speaker 1: how I would need to win, I think it was
Speaker 1: too soon, do you know what I mean? Like, I'm
Speaker 1: glad you did it because you know, it's a signature
Speaker 1: move that's always going to be attached to you. No
Speaker 1: one's going to call you weak as shit in that game.
Speaker 1: No one's going to say you went in there to
Speaker 1: be a wallflower. So you made your mark great. But
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, from the overall perspective, yes you're all
Speaker 1: in there, Yes you all want to win, and that
Speaker 1: does mean you're going to need to try and bump
Speaker 1: Reggie out. I just felt like for the viewers and
Speaker 1: for the game at that point, it was still too soon.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's kind of being left to the
Speaker 1: last moment to kind of bump her out, you know
Speaker 1: where it's going to look less.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent, you know. But it was out of
Speaker 2: retaliation and you would have seen that. How I was
Speaker 2: in the closet as we talked about and I was
Speaker 2: listening to it, and it actually didn't even cross my
Speaker 2: mind yet. But I thought, you know what you're gunning
Speaker 2: for me? I guess what I'm gunning for you. I'm
Speaker 2: not lying down, I'm not taking this. So I decided
Speaker 2: to plant the seeds of like, hey, guys, have we
Speaker 2: ever thought about But it's only after I heard that
Speaker 2: how much my alliance was coming after me that I
Speaker 2: thought I need to clutch straws, Like who else can
Speaker 2: I What name can I throw in that isn't a newbie.
Speaker 1: The question I want to know is how did Reggie
Speaker 1: know you were trying to get her out? Because did
Speaker 1: you say that to her up front? Because we didn't
Speaker 1: see that as a viewer, We never saw her evolution
Speaker 1: of finding out that you were gunning for her, So
Speaker 1: someone's obviously told her with.
Speaker 2: The Dave thing. Dave, and obviously it came to my
Speaker 2: demise and I love Dave, but from a strap point
Speaker 2: of view as well, I had to keep Dave in.
Speaker 2: I was like, holyh yeah, once he goes, I knew,
Speaker 2: I knew, I knew, and you probably know as well.
Speaker 2: When you get that feeling, it's a weird feeling. You
Speaker 2: almost you know when you're going to be put up.
Speaker 2: You just you start getting left out of conversations and
Speaker 2: you start walking around corners and people are going You
Speaker 2: get a feeling. So I knew something was happening under
Speaker 2: the surface. And then yeah, it looked really bad. But
Speaker 2: obviously when I was the only person who didn't vote
Speaker 2: Dave and like, I just came up to her afterwards
Speaker 2: and I said, you know that I could never flip
Speaker 2: on Dave. And it was obvious reg and I had
Speaker 2: a very odd friendship in the house. It wouldn't be
Speaker 2: like and whereas Dave and I was really close. It
Speaker 2: wasn't like, oh my god, Jules has gone with the newbies.
Speaker 2: It wasn't that shocking. But I guess it looks terrible.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's something that big brother taught me was to
Speaker 1: rely on my intuition, where in the bigger world everything's
Speaker 1: diluted so much we don't necessarily do it or believe it.
Speaker 1: But when you shrink it down to you know, a
Speaker 1: small pocket full of people living in a house like that,
Speaker 1: you're so aware of your spidery senses, so to say,
Speaker 1: and you are working at you. I mean, I could
Speaker 1: read people and be like, that person's definitely voting for
Speaker 1: me to go. They've just made me breakfast and they
Speaker 1: were nice, but I swear to God, I know it's
Speaker 1: inside my gut. And then now in the real world,
Speaker 1: I use those senses and they're always right.
Speaker 2: They are always right. And I was so you know what,
Speaker 2: the first two days I went in there, everything to
Speaker 2: me was clear as day. And I do think that
Speaker 2: that's why the ogs were essentially flipped on me, because
Speaker 2: I was saying to Stelle, I was like, I just
Speaker 2: don't trust him. I can't explain it, babe, something is
Speaker 2: going on. And I kept and you know you would
Speaker 2: have seen it was probably from as soon as I entered.
Speaker 2: They were fighting like cat and dog like. And I
Speaker 2: actually another time I was hiding behind the bed and
Speaker 2: I was listening to them argue about me, and Estelle's like,
Speaker 2: she's a good person and seems like we've got to
Speaker 2: get her out. She's gonna be the She's gonna break
Speaker 2: up the Ogs. But it was because I was constantly
Speaker 2: in Stelle's ear, like I don't think Tim's a bad person,
Speaker 2: but something is going on, babe, and it's like, I
Speaker 2: can't explain it. Same thing with the Tim and Johnson deal.
Speaker 2: I just started to feel like something's going on here,
Speaker 2: and you just and you sound crazy because when you
Speaker 2: get people together or you just start dropping hints of
Speaker 2: like do you think this as well? And they go,
Speaker 2: oh no, they're just good friends. And then you start
Speaker 2: questioning it, and you do you lose yourself and you
Speaker 2: lose your gut instincts. The longer you stay in the game.
Speaker 1: Do you think that Tim and Stelle have become each
Speaker 1: other's villains inside the house? I mean, was it hard
Speaker 1: for you to watch being that you were a Stelle's friend,
Speaker 1: but yet you still were connected to Tim as well?
Speaker 2: So hard to watch because you're so as you would know,
Speaker 2: you're so hyper sensitive, So some things I was like,
Speaker 2: you know what, Stelli, it's not worth your breath anymore,
Speaker 2: and then other things. I was like, fuck, Tim's funny,
Speaker 2: Like it's just he makes for I will give credit
Speaker 2: where credit is due. I think we owe half of
Speaker 2: this season's success, if not more, to Tim Dormer. So
Speaker 2: my feelings aside. I can look at that from a
Speaker 2: viewer and say, thank thank God. But yeah, it was
Speaker 2: it hard. It was hard just because Stelli would get
Speaker 2: herself into such a she wouldn't stop thinking about these fights,
Speaker 2: and she actually couldn't like play a good game because
Speaker 2: she'd be thinking about the argument they had two days prior.
Speaker 2: I'm like, come on, girl, when you know, I know
Speaker 2: you're a hard player, but let's goal. Let's goal, Like,
Speaker 2: we need to move on. We need to make movies
Speaker 2: because whilst you're there crying in the bathroom over something
Speaker 2: that happened days ago, about the lolly snatch or whatever
Speaker 2: they're plotting against you.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get too far into this because
Speaker 1: I just don't want to get into the mess of it.
Speaker 1: But how are you going? Because they've had a fight
Speaker 1: now on Twitter and the relationship looks like it's in
Speaker 1: the same place that it was in how we were
Speaker 1: watching it or how we felt it was going on.
Speaker 1: Are you struggling to still be friends with both of
Speaker 1: them whilst sort of maybe that toxic friendship is still
Speaker 1: going because I truly believe they still love each other
Speaker 1: and I think that they always will. They're very similar
Speaker 1: in some ways. But are you finding it hard?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Look, I think there's this unspoken bond that all
Speaker 2: of you OG's have, and I'm sure you would agree,
Speaker 2: like there's an unspoken bond and an unspoken respect that
Speaker 2: you have for each other. It obviously is very hard
Speaker 2: to watch, especially when that comment was made. And I
Speaker 2: don't think I have to reference the comment that got
Speaker 2: everyone in a tailspin. Obviously. You know, I'm a huge feminist,
Speaker 2: so that to me, I just almost felt just like
Speaker 2: I was disgusted by So I kind of made me
Speaker 2: sway towards Estelle harder than ever. I just don't think
Speaker 2: that that should have been That was just such a lobo.
Speaker 2: That was just such a lobo. So, yeah, it is hard,
Speaker 2: but they will. I truly believe they were like this
Speaker 2: in the house. They would scream at each other and
Speaker 2: then they'd hug and make up, and then Tim would
Speaker 2: flip and it would start all over again, so it's
Speaker 2: hard to kind of still decipher to this day, like
Speaker 2: what is real and what isn't And they're such entertainers
Speaker 2: and we know how to keep a TV show going
Speaker 2: for longer than when it stops airing.
Speaker 1: Is Tim the noisiest housemaid in terms of you know,
Speaker 1: who has the biggest presence inside the house.
Speaker 2: Yes, he definitely hated a storyline going on that didn't
Speaker 2: involve himself, so he would make himself involved however way
Speaker 2: he knew right. But there were so many personalities in there.
Speaker 2: I think Alisha as well. Fucking love that bitch. Gee,
Speaker 2: she's a hard ass and I respect that. I love
Speaker 2: I love a good shark. Johnson has big dick energy,
Speaker 2: definitely like Silent, but like you respect him so much.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, actually I want to say silent, but
Speaker 2: he has big dick energy. Same with Taras. Oh god, trash.
Speaker 2: Actually I find him so attractive. Yes, there was definitely
Speaker 2: there's different types of presences, but Tim was definitely the
Speaker 2: noisiest for sure.
Speaker 1: Jules arrass is someone else's spicy Jlipinos. So I guess
Speaker 1: we have to be really we have to be with
Speaker 1: tread carefully here, but at the same time. Have you
Speaker 1: seen some of the photos online modeling shots with the
Speaker 1: long hair. Have you seen any of that yet?
Speaker 2: No, but I'm adding it straight to the wank bank
Speaker 2: as soon as I get off this call. I can
Speaker 2: tell you that much for free.
Speaker 1: Did you feel glad not to be in the waiting
Speaker 1: room with Tim, because I felt like it was a
Speaker 1: bit of a double edged sword with getting that opportunity
Speaker 1: to go into that room. I felt as though had
Speaker 1: you gone into that room, it would have been a
Speaker 1: more noisier opportunity for viewers, and it probably would have
Speaker 1: given you more cut through cut through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I also think that as well. I fucking loved Strat.
Speaker 2: Everyone would call me the cashier at Strat City. I
Speaker 2: loved Strat. I was weirdly really good at it. I
Speaker 2: actually thought coming in that my strongest point would be
Speaker 2: my social game and my social skills. But nah, that
Speaker 2: was nothing that paled in comparison to other people. It
Speaker 2: was more so how I could just see things like
Speaker 2: dead weight, got to get rid of them. I was
Speaker 2: really I love Strat, so I think it was a
Speaker 2: bit of a missed opportunity that I don't know what
Speaker 2: they talked about in there, just Jesus or whatever. Brenton
Speaker 2: talks about gee and being done or something, and yeah,
Speaker 2: I think I would hope that they come out with
Speaker 2: a really strong plan. But that's not Brenton's strong suit,
Speaker 2: you know, it's not his look he's beautiful to look out.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna go.
Speaker 2: We have to stop talking about the boys in the
Speaker 2: house and how hot they are. But obviously it's beautiful
Speaker 2: to look out. I just don't know if strategy is
Speaker 2: his big thing, but I agree. I would have loved
Speaker 2: to have gone in there and just come out and
Speaker 2: had some sort of fucking weird, messed up thing with Tim,
Speaker 2: But then I wouldn't have done the panic room. And
Speaker 2: the panic room for me, I was all about and
Speaker 2: what I keep banging on about, I want to experience
Speaker 2: it it all. I don't give a fuck if I'm
Speaker 2: getting evicted. Give me every experience in that house I
Speaker 2: want to do.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 2: I'm so grateful that I got to spare my last
Speaker 2: day having so much fun.
Speaker 1: The thing though, for me that was a little frustrating
Speaker 1: was that, you know, there was this twist that sort
Speaker 1: of came out of that waiting room, and people are
Speaker 1: complaining overnight about there being too many twists inside the house.
Speaker 1: Do you roll with those twists because you're just like wow,
Speaker 1: big brother, or do you as housemates kick up a
Speaker 1: stink because ultimately one of the twists saw you leave
Speaker 1: the show by just changing the dynamics of the way
Speaker 1: in which other housemates had left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was. It did start to get a bit like, oh,
Speaker 2: here we go the Tim show, or you know, we
Speaker 2: knew that you know what, because Tim went in that room,
Speaker 2: we knew that it would be a safe room. So
Speaker 2: you do start to get as housemates, you start to
Speaker 2: get clued on on the storylines or what they're asking
Speaker 2: you about you repetitively, so they'll say, you know, how
Speaker 2: did they make you feel? And you'll be booked back
Speaker 2: and they'll say, but how did that make you feel?
Speaker 2: So you're like, oh, this must be a storyline. So
Speaker 2: it did get a bit like oh, and that's actually
Speaker 2: did it fucked with your head a bit because you're thinking, okay,
Speaker 2: let's say I do let's say we do get banned
Speaker 2: together and finally boot him out. He's probably just going
Speaker 2: to come back. And that's something that it starts to
Speaker 2: seep in your head as well, like it's almost like
Speaker 2: an abusive power because you're like, well, there's no point
Speaker 2: getting rid of the game players because there's probably another
Speaker 2: twist around the corner. So no, in the house, it
Speaker 2: actually did get just as exhausting from the outset as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think the viewers necessarily understand it because
Speaker 1: it happens on Survival and it happens on other shows.
Speaker 1: They are just creating good content, do you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? They are just protecting the people who are
Speaker 1: giving you the good content. What you are addicted to
Speaker 1: is what they're feeding you. To trust the process.
Speaker 2: It was very much Yeah, And I was, I think
Speaker 2: as well, me just being so grateful to be in
Speaker 2: that house, which I think everyone should be. To be honest,
Speaker 2: I was just so grateful to be there. I didn't
Speaker 2: want to, you know. There was a lot of people
Speaker 2: that were going to the diary room and trying to
Speaker 2: talk to the producers and being like, I don't want
Speaker 2: my storyline to be this. I don't want to, but
Speaker 2: I was just so I was too grateful to be
Speaker 2: there to complain. But I am a bit of a
Speaker 2: people pleaser like that, but I just thought, fuck no,
Speaker 2: Like whatever they I just I trust them wholeheartedly.
Speaker 1: What was your relationship with Tully? Like, you know, have
Speaker 1: you guys formed a friendship after taking part in the show,
Speaker 1: because I felt like your laundry challenge gave you an
Speaker 1: opportunity to build a stronger friendship.
Speaker 2: It was really you know what, It's just Drew, But
Speaker 2: it was really upsetting for me in the house because
Speaker 2: and same with Sam. On paper, me, Tully and Sam
Speaker 2: should have been best friends podcasters, you know, feminists or
Speaker 2: that all about empowering women. But because Drew had this
Speaker 2: hold on both women, I could just never ever get
Speaker 2: close to them or trust them, And that was something
Speaker 2: that kind of prevented me from getting as close with
Speaker 2: Tully outside of the house. Yeah, we're friends, and we
Speaker 2: always knew we would be great friends out of the house,
Speaker 2: even though she was a little bit older and I
Speaker 2: was probably closer to it Alicia's age, the way we
Speaker 2: thought was very much the same, and I was literally
Speaker 2: sleeping in bed next to her every night. But it's
Speaker 2: become a really beautiful friendship out of the house. I
Speaker 2: was just a bit devastated that I felt like the
Speaker 2: whole time she was under Drew's thumb and even though
Speaker 2: she kept banging on about making her own choices, sis
Speaker 2: where were they? Where were they? Were? Still yet to
Speaker 2: see her make one decision for herself. She keeps flipping
Speaker 2: on that chan and doing whatever Drew wanted her to.
Speaker 2: And it actually makes me sad, as for someone who
Speaker 2: is all about creating experiences for yourself and no one
Speaker 2: else like it actually makes me sad in hindsight because
Speaker 2: I know how desperately she was saying that, and she
Speaker 2: really wanted that, but it never came into fruition.
Speaker 1: I know Drew in real life and I watched him.
Speaker 1: I met him watching him on the show like Australia
Speaker 1: in and then know him in the real world. There
Speaker 1: is a very charismatic, very charming, very I've never blamed
Speaker 1: Tully for her ongoing connection to him. You know, I've
Speaker 1: met a new boyfriend and he's lovely, and I think
Speaker 1: she has found her soulmate. I think she has found
Speaker 1: her love match. But I've never blamed her for her
Speaker 1: ties and her hooks still the way that that have
Speaker 1: been into him as a person, because I know that
Speaker 1: he's intoxicating good and bad. He's the good and bad.
Speaker 2: And you know what, even it got to the point
Speaker 2: towards the end when we stopped firing it at each
Speaker 2: other that it was a bit sick in the head.
Speaker 2: But I said to him, you know what, you're the
Speaker 2: only person who I trust right now, because he would
Speaker 2: say to me, yep, next week, I'm going to put
Speaker 2: you up. Today I'm not going to put you up.
Speaker 2: And I believed him, and he always stuck to his word.
Speaker 2: So even though we were always at war together, by
Speaker 2: the way, we both knew like what makes a good
Speaker 2: show as well, So we always said to each other
Speaker 2: in the bar, fuck, we'd big great mates outside of this,
Speaker 2: like we loved a party. We're both you know in
Speaker 2: that world. Blah blah blah. So yeah, there was a
Speaker 2: point where I only trusted him and he is a
Speaker 2: man of his word, and I actually understood it by
Speaker 2: the end of the game. I was like, I get
Speaker 2: the Drew, the Drew Hayes, I understand. But Mad Mad
Speaker 2: love to him. He knows what makes a good show.
Speaker 2: And he's been a great villain so far.
Speaker 1: Yeah he has, which is weird because he was not
Speaker 1: a villain the first time around.
Speaker 2: Like, you know what, he does have a bit of
Speaker 2: a curve over everyone Hey, curses in't the right word. Hold,
Speaker 2: because you know, the OG's feel very much like we're
Speaker 2: not voting Drew. But then the newbies also loved Drew,
Speaker 2: and then he had Gabby and Tully and Sam under
Speaker 2: the thumb like there is something about it. Hey, maybe
Speaker 2: that's why we butted heads because I was the only
Speaker 2: one who didn't want to fuck him.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if this sounds very much like a
Speaker 1: TV reload podcast as much as it sounds like your podcast.
Speaker 1: So you know we've gone No.
Speaker 2: Sorry, my horniness just seeps into every area of my life.
Speaker 2: I'm probably gonna get fired from my job one day.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no. I think people these days
Speaker 1: people love people being real, don't they. You know, they
Speaker 1: just want you to be be your true self, no
Speaker 1: matter good or bad. That's what I always think.
Speaker 2: Everyone just over people striving for like hot Girl Summer.
Speaker 2: I'm like, girl, guys, what about rat Girl Summer? Like
Speaker 2: I'm all for rat Girl Summer?
Speaker 1: At the moment, Ultimately, whose team were you more aligned
Speaker 1: to as a person, the Ogs or the newbies, because
Speaker 1: you know, you did sort of flip around, and I
Speaker 1: guess a lot of that came down to you know, survival,
Speaker 1: But did you feel more connected to the Ogs or
Speaker 1: the newbies.
Speaker 2: It's funny where I started having these discussions with Johnson
Speaker 2: towards the end of my time, and he said, you
Speaker 2: know what, I feel like, you feel loyalty to the Ogs,
Speaker 2: but you play like a newbie. And that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Like almost week by week, I kind of changed who
Speaker 2: I was aligned to, definitely towards the end Newbies, and
Speaker 2: it really dawned on me, you know. Unfortunately, after I
Speaker 2: had quite literally made my bed in the OG camp
Speaker 2: that I would never be in OG. But if I
Speaker 2: went to the Newbies, I could have actually been a newbie,
Speaker 2: you know, because they kind of treated everyone a bit
Speaker 2: more equally, and they were very strategic players, which I was,
Speaker 2: whereas OG's very we've got to keep the band together,
Speaker 2: even if it like you know, heartfelt, sing songy holding hands,
Speaker 2: which isn't really my vibe. But you know what, I
Speaker 2: would treat people exactly how they treated me. And when
Speaker 2: I walked in the Ogs just like bundled me up
Speaker 2: with love. I fell in love with those people that
Speaker 2: I brought up. So I can't change my time back.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I think towards the end, I definitely played
Speaker 2: you know what, I always played like a new beer.
Speaker 1: You know, you made a lot of deals and played
Speaker 1: this game harder for an intruder. And I opened this
Speaker 1: podcast talking about this, But who was most likely to
Speaker 1: not follow through on those deals? Because there was some
Speaker 1: deals you made that we got to see were not
Speaker 1: followed through by the other person. You know, who was
Speaker 1: the most who was most likely not to follow through
Speaker 1: on a deal that you made with them?
Speaker 2: Like an actual deal, not just like a who are
Speaker 2: you voting? Like an actual an alliance deal.
Speaker 1: A bond, a contract, you know, negotiating and you feel
Speaker 1: like you know what that person's going to do. You
Speaker 1: feel like you know what that person's going to say,
Speaker 1: and you've agreed upon it, and then they go and
Speaker 1: do the opposite. Who was the one that flipped the most?
Speaker 2: Probably Trass. He was everyone's best friend, like he would
Speaker 2: he had this you think talking about magnetic to is
Speaker 2: just so because he's so in tune with the universe
Speaker 2: and all that jazz. He would just stare at you
Speaker 2: and just say, I would never do that to you.
Speaker 2: I just would never. Ever. You are my sister, You're
Speaker 2: my beautiful woman all of that, you know, butter you
Speaker 2: up with oil and then you walk past the treehouse
Speaker 2: and he's saying the same pitch to Gabby. So he
Speaker 2: was one that was He's very good. Yeah, he's very
Speaker 2: slippery and slimy than people think. But fuck I love
Speaker 2: that man. I have mad respect for him. But he
Speaker 2: was someone that's Yeah, he would always do whatever he
Speaker 2: wanted at the end of the day, and I think
Speaker 2: he actually holds so much power. Those fucking floaters, they
Speaker 2: just decide the whole game. So it's probably rass.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to celebrate Big Brother in twenty one years, I've
Speaker 1: dug up Bretel Colleen's questions that she asked for seven
Speaker 1: whole seasons of Big Brother Wen in the housemate was eliminated.
Speaker 1: So we're going to go through these. Are you ready?
Speaker 2: I love this? Fuck yes?
Speaker 1: Rapid fire, Yeah, rapid fire. What did you miss the
Speaker 1: most while you're inside the Big Brother House?
Speaker 2: Chewing gumb extra white chewing gum, I'm addicted.
Speaker 1: Who is your favorite person inside the Big Brother House?
Speaker 2: Estelle one hundred? Who was your.
Speaker 1: Least favorite person inside the Big Brother House?
Speaker 2: Drew?
Speaker 1: Who had the most annoying habit?
Speaker 2: Dave and his coffee.
Speaker 1: Who is the funniest person in the house hates me?
Speaker 2: Kills me to say Tim Dhmer, Why does it kill
Speaker 2: you to say that? Because he's so evil? But fuck,
Speaker 2: he's so funny. He would just walk around and break
Speaker 2: light bulbs and stuff. He was just like untouchable. It
Speaker 2: was amazing. I fucking loved it.
Speaker 1: Who was the laziest person in the house.
Speaker 2: Probably me or Tully. I hate cooking and cleaning. I'm
Speaker 2: a motherfucking city girl. I'm out here buying my Parmegiant,
Speaker 2: you know, my twelve dollar pub nights. So probably me
Speaker 2: or Tully.
Speaker 1: I feel bad for Daniel Pereesy who's now living with Tully,
Speaker 1: moved in together, and he's like, I'm a cook, I'm
Speaker 1: a clean I'm I'm the cleaning lady. I'm the cook
Speaker 1: Tully down Chapel Street.
Speaker 2: Yeah, girl was saying about her eating habits before. She
Speaker 2: was like, oh, you know, I wake up and I
Speaker 2: have my diet coke. I was like, that is a
Speaker 2: serial killer vibe. That's actual serial killer.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, back before coffee, yuck.
Speaker 1: What was your biggest regret coming out of the house,
Speaker 1: you just regret Wow?
Speaker 2: Aligning myself with the OG's too hard.
Speaker 1: Who will be out next? Not what you know, but
Speaker 1: like when you left the house, who did you think
Speaker 1: would be the person to be eliminated next?
Speaker 2: Tully or Gabby?
Speaker 1: And the biggest question of all is who is going
Speaker 1: to take this out? Who's going to win Big Brother
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm going to backtrack and say, even
Speaker 2: though he's so slimy, because he makes everyone feel like
Speaker 2: they are the apple of his eye, I can see,
Speaker 2: honestly see it, teress or Alsia.
Speaker 1: So you've vie those questions and thank you for the
Speaker 1: rapid fire answers. What is something from behind the scenes
Speaker 1: of Big Brother that we as an audience did not
Speaker 1: see and will not see?
Speaker 3: That is an.
Speaker 1: Interesting sort of behind the scenes moment that we're as
Speaker 1: an audience might appreciate.
Speaker 2: Well, I kiss someone in the spar what. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: can't tell you. There's a sneaky kiss will I would
Speaker 2: never say his name, but I hooked up with someone, Oh,
Speaker 2: hooked up as a stretch.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is some serious. This is some serious tea.
Speaker 1: This is some serious.
Speaker 2: After a couple of cruises, the moonlight was shining.
Speaker 1: How much detailed. Can we go into without giving away
Speaker 1: who this person is?
Speaker 2: I can, producers will cut me off. I actually just
Speaker 2: know he's beautiful. Hey doesn't it's not. It's not someone
Speaker 2: we've talked about on this episode before, and that's that's
Speaker 2: all I can say.
Speaker 1: Wow, well, Jules, I am obsessed with you. I think
Speaker 1: that you are fabulous, and I am so excited that
Speaker 1: I've been able to have this chat with you today.
Speaker 1: I think people will have definitely got some insights into
Speaker 1: the Jewels that we didn't see in the Big brother House.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you. It's such an honor to sit down,
Speaker 2: like I said, with literally one of the greats, and
Speaker 2: your kindness has not gone unnoticed and I'm so grateful.
Speaker 2: Thank you.