"This time, I'm not taking anyone's shit..."



It's a sunny and bright day while Jayne is outside in a lawn chair. She's got on dark ray bans and a cigarette hangs from her mouth. "Let's try this again, shall we? I'm Jayne Wriggle. Some of you might remember me from that one year of Big Brother. You know, the one that didn't officially finish? Well, for years I claimed to have won that one. This year I am here to get an official win."

After this, she looks wistfully off into the distance before looking back to the camera with a little shrug. "That's pretty much all I've done. I've done some acting in movies you've never seen and I once had a band that nobody listened to. Who'd have guessed there really isn't a market for third wave ska anymore? certainly not I!" Jayne takes a drag from her cigarette and blows a small smoke ring before continuing. "I've changed a lot since the last time I was on Big Brother. When I was on there ,and for a lot of time in my life actually, I sort of projected a wide eyed innocence. This was sort of a defense mechanism against where I came from. My father is an exploitation film director, Randy Wriggle. Whom some people may know as the adoptive father of Erich Hess, yes, that one. So, I didn't want to be associated with...that. So fast forward a bit to one failed relationship, some time in Scotland? Boom. Here I am."

Jayne takes a meaningful look at her cigarette and raises her eyebrow above the frame of the sunglasses. "This time, I'm not taking anyone's shit. Some creepy fucker keeps hitting on me? I'll put their ass in the pool." She gives a little giggle and adjusts her position in the chair before sighing and trying to think of what she should say next. "Um..let's see..I think I'll bring an element of fun to the house. I deal with with boredom by doing whatever pops into my head first. I'll be the one stealing all the light bulbs or whatever. If you don't like fun, well then you aren't going to like me and vice versa." Jayne now stands and the camera just shows her knees until she picks it up and holds it in front of her as she walks back into the house. "I'm also single and ready to mingle. So there is potential to see me smooch someone. " She laughs and pulls down her sunglasses before giving the cheesiest wink and point you've ever seen.

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Christopher: Random fact: Jayne's father is also the adoptive father of past contestant Erich Hess. She also once slept in a coffin as part of a dare. Let's hope she finds Big Brother's of a higher standard. Give it up for Jayne!

"I'm not going to lay down just for the sake of harmony."



Hey, what's up, guys? I'm Blake Williams, coming in all the way from Florida. I'm probably most known for being a member of the boyband The Zone as well as a few personal mishaps that keep the gossip sites and some sad individuals occupied.

I'm the cousin of Mandy Williams and even though I've been involved in music since I was a kid, I kinda came to everyone's attention through her in the early days. When The Zone formed, we were like the US answer to Weekend. We came up in the early 2010's when there was just this huge explosion of pop music and all these groups taking over. It was a fucking wild time, man. I was a little wet behind the ears to it all back then and fell into some shitty stuff which still provides some fodder for some people. I'd say my relationship with Dustyn Blue certainly gets tongues wagging. We, uh...yeah, we had a very interesting time together, haha! Seriously though, even personal shit aside, we were still a media frenzy back in the day. Two members of the hottest new bands in the world coming out of the closet and dating one another on such a public scale, it hadn't been seen before. I think we would've burnt out regardless, dude. Couldn't so much as breathe without an article being written. Yeah...crazy times.

I think that people are expecting me to be a little hot-headed and argumentative and they'd be right. I'm not a pushover. I'm not going to lay down just for the sake of harmony. If someone is starting shit, they're gonna learn the hard way. I'm also not a morning person so don't even think about talking to me before I've had a few cups of coffee and a cigarette. I won't be bullied in there. I know how to handle myself. Drama? Water off a duck's back. I don't want to see any overly loud and obnoxious people in there. We're all there to have a good time. Just shut up and enjoy the experience.

I signed up because I realised life is too short. My girlfriend passed away a few months ago and CBB is something I've been offered in the past but I always declined. I was too worried about image or how I'd cope. Just a million and one reasons not to do it, despite the positives. I decided to swallow my pride and just do it. Have a few weeks of fun. Not many people are lucky enough to say they've been in that iconic house. I'll definitely miss my freedom and I'm not sure how I'll adjust to listening to Big Brother's rules. Expect some sparks to fly in the Diary Room, folks!

I'll see you on the other side...after my inevitable therapy session.

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Christopher: Random fact: Blake is among a rare group of people in the world who are allergic to beetroot. He also states that he HATES when people play with their eyes. I wonder how he feels about the Big Brother logos surrounding him? Ladies and gents, welcome Blake!