Big Brother star Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace, 41, flaunts plenty of sideboob in a black swimsuit as she poses up a storm in racy mirror selfie.
Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace is an English television personality, model and columnist who rose to fame in 2006 when she appeared in the seventh series of reality television show Big Brother.
Aisleyne teamed the swimsuit with black peep toe heels and held her peroxide blonde hair up with her hand as she posed for the mirror selfie.
She captioned the shot: ‘Tuesday…. I’m coming for you!!!!! All roads lead to my live blog at 9pm…. talking about myself on #bbuk uno what that means right???? Yassssss… have a blessed day I love yall xx
Like Tacha of Nigeria, she entered the Big Brother House on Day 12, and became known for her clashes with fellow contestants Nikki Grahame and Grace Adams-Short, and for being voted into the House Next Door by the public—a secret house, where she was forced to choose who out of five new contestants would become new housemates.
The reality star reached the final on Day 93; she came third with 22% of the public vote.
Meanwhile, on Monday’s Big Brother: Best Shows Ever, viewers were thrilled to re-live an iconic episode from 2006.
Plucking an instalment from Celebrity Big Brother 4, fans got to re-watch the moment Chantelle Houghton was forced to perfect the fake pop song I Want It Right Now.
And reminded of the banger, they flocked to Twitter to demand it actually be released.
Chantelle sent into the house to trick the rest of the housemates, who were already famous, into thinking she had gained fame with I Want It Right Now.
In a Celebrity Big Brother first, DailyMail says Chantelle had to pretend she was a pop star in a made-up girl band called Kandi Floss.
In a task, she had to perform the track in front of the other housemates, which included the likes of Pete Burns, Jodie Marsh and singer Preston, who she ended up getting married to.
In a bid to convince the housemates that she was the lead singer of the band, Chantelle belted out the song – although famously clutched hold of the lyrics and failed to hold a tune.
