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Jones not keen on three weeks in CBB
Wednesday 6 January 2010
The Press Association reports the Jones complained some of his housemates were "tabloid celebrities" as he showed the strain of being cooped up yesterday.
Jones is reported to the highest paid celebrity on this year's final Channel 4 show - receiving £350,000 to take part.
Yesterday he celebrated his birthday and when asked what he wanted for a present he told Dane Bowers: "A red card straight from here would do me."
Speaking in the Diary Room he said: "I don't fancy doing three weeks. I keep eyeing up those walls to see how high they are."
Later Jones criticised his housemates, saying: "I don't really know any of them ... and some are trying a bit hard in here." When Bowers asked Jones if he had heard of the movie Condemned, he said: "I was in it, you nutter."
Meanwhile Stephanie Beacham revealed she considered leaving Big Brother producers in the lurch at the last minute. In a chat with housemates, the actress said she still had not decided if she would definitely take part in the show as her car drove her to the house.
She said: "The fact that all those people had come out to see me ... at that point I didn't actually know if I was going to do it."
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