Becki to bring 'complete chaos' to BB house

A raunchy female singer is set to be introduced to the Big Brother house today, according to reports.

Stunning brunette Becki Seddiki, said to bear a striking resemblance to Australian pop star Natalie Imbruglia, will spark more confrontation among the housemates, reported The People.

Morocccan-born Becki, 33, of north London, sings under the stage name BB Seddiki. She has no recording deal but has released singles and albums on the internet.

She has also performed in a London West End musical.

Becki is understood to be one of two contestants on standby to enter the house after Vanessa was the first housemate to be evicted by the public on Friday.

A show insider said: “She is the favoured contestant to bring complete chaos to the house.

“In trials she was complete dynamite. She provokes strong emotions in everyone she comes in contact with.”

The housemates’ misery at not being allowed any alcohol since the infamous brawl was compounded last night when they lost £3,000 (€4,500) of the eventual winner’s prize money after the show’s latest series of challenges.

The housemates split themselves into three teams for tests based on intelligence, skill and strength and had to decide on which proportion of £10,000 (€15,000) they wish to risk on each one.

In the first challenge, they had to rearrange letters of a conundrum with each housemate wearing a sandwich board and physically forming themselves into a word. They failed and lost £3,000 (€4,500).

Then, housemates had 60 seconds to carry a person with a loop on their head along a wire without touching it. In this task, the group bet £6,000 (€9,000) and succeeded.

Then, the group had to knock down skittles situated in the garden with a human ball, a task on which they bet £1,000 (€1,500), and also succeeded.

The prize money has now gone down to £74,000 (€111,100), from £100,000 (€150,100) at the start of the series.

Earlier, Vanessa told how she was surprised at being interviewed by police just hours after becoming the first housemate to be evicted from the house by public vote.

The blonde student, 26, who was questioned over the recent Big Brother brawl, said she thought the incident had been “blown out of proportion”.

Speaking at a press conference on her first day out of the house, South African-born Vanessa added: “We did resolve it within the house but obviously there was some concern outside.

“It’s just a format they (the police) are going through.”

Asked about her feelings for Scottish muscleman Jason, Vanessa insisted he was “just a good friend”.

Referring to her steamy session in the Big Brother garden and shower with Jason, the student said: “I had my beer goggles on that night.” She added: “He’s just a good friend. There’s nothing more to it really. I don’t think we are going to get married.”

Vanessa also claimed she would never have had sex in the Big Brother house and had even been too shy to take her top off in front of the cameras.

“I would not have ever had sex on TV,” she said “I never even got my top off.”