Big Brother star Rosie ‘Baked Potato’ Williams has opened up on the next step in her relationship with housemate Nathan King.
Rosie left the UK’s most-watched house earlier this week. During her stint on the show, she and Nathan grew close despite some political differences and struck up a romance. Following her exit, Rosie said she and Nathan will “probably” move in together once he leaves the Big Brother house.
“What more can [the public] do? They b****y booed me just for being with him,” she told OK! magazine.
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“We probably will, to be fair. Not going to lie, yes probably,” she said about moving in with Nathan. Co-star Lily Benson then added: “Moving in together! I predicted this – Nathan and Baked Potato!”
Rosie also explained how rewatching her scenes with Nathan made her feel unhappy with the edit.
“I feel like a lot of the awkwardness and more kissy bits have made it [into the show] which is a shame because I feel like that’s not a great summary of the whole time in the house, I feel like there was so much more,” she said.
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While she acknowledged that the show aims to summarise a 24 hour-day into a 45 minute episode, she still felt her aired moments were “heavily focused” on her relationship.
“I know they were going for a storyline but I just felt that it was a shame for these good people to have to watch [us kissing] because it is not appealing for the old eyeballs. I cannot apologise enough,” she added.
“There were so many other things that happened that I would have loved to have made it into the episode.”
Big Brother airs on ITV2 and ITVX from Sundays through Fridays, followed each night by Big Brother: Late & Live.
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