Big Brother evictee Hallie Clarke believes a big new career could be just around the corner - and it has the potential to make her millions
The 18-year-old was booted from the ITVBe reality series on Friday and has revealed who she wants to be axed from the show next. Hallie, who entered the show as its youngest participant, hopes Welsh dental therapist Chanelle will be the next out the door but says she's now focusing on her future after leaving the house behind.
The teenager, who is a trans woman, told her fellow contestants that she wanted to win the £100,000 prize so she could pay for her reassignment surgery. Now that chance has gone, she has plans to make that money in other ways and now hopes doors will begin to open.
Hallie Clarke hopes this is not the last we've seen of her following Friday's eviction (James Shaw/REX/Shutterstock)
She already has a model strut - but will she have a career in front of the camera? (Sofi Adam for Big Brother/REX/Shutterstock)Hallie said: “I would love to do more TV, but I would also love to be a trans woman on the front of an Ann Summers campaign, it would be so empowering, especially for other trans women to see. It would help me share my journey and get my voice out there and make the most of it."
She told The Sun that she wants Chanelle out, adding: "If I have to choose one person, it would be her because it would also be interesting to see the Tom, Jenkin, Chanelle trio, with one of them gone and interesting to see how their circle ends up."
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Hallie gathered the other housemates around the dining table to share some important news during just days in. "Yesterday I feel like I wasn’t being 100% authentic in myself," she said in the first week. "I thought I’d let everyone know I’m trans, if you didn’t know already. I just thought I’d make that loud and clear. I’m a trans woman if you didn’t know."
She wanted to win the £100,000 prize so she could pay for her reassignment surgeryHer fellow housemates are quick to praise her. Contestant Chanelle says: "Good for you. That’s very brave of you,” while Dylan says: “This is a moment. I like it.” Trish and Farida tell the youth worker that they've 'got her' when she admits she was nervous to open up about her identity.
The youth worker from London explained that she had never lived away prior to applying for the show. As she introduced herself, she described herself as a "bit of a diva". But this won't stop the blonde bombshell from holding back as she always believed she will rapidly become nominated for being "quite opinionated".
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