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CBB's Katia ends Jonas flirtation
Monday 11 January 2010The Press Association reports that Katia Ivanova told Jonas that she would regret having a fling on the show. The model had a boyfriend when she entered the house.
She said: "I was thinking we need to stop this thing because it's not worth it in the end, and we're more friends anyway.
"Before it gets out of hand. I know I'll regret it because I really care about someone, and it's not worth it." Altberg told Ivanova her decision was "cool".
Meanwhile the housemates were devastated as Big Brother confiscated their food after three housemates were talking about nominations. Former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, glamour model Nicola Tappenden and actor Stephen Baldwin all discussed nominations ensuring that the entire house was punished.
Fleiss, British rapper Lady Sovereign and Ivanova have all been nominated for eviction.
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