You may remember Makosi Musambasi, she was the housemate on last years Big Brother 6 who almost had sex with Anthony Hutton in the pool, who faked a pregnancy while in the house, and who then invented the most ridiculous stories to try and keep the press interested in her once she was evicted.

Well now Makosi seems to be at her old tricks, as she revealed to the media this week that she had a steamy 6 week affair with ‘Big Brother’s Big Mouth’ presenter Russell Brand last year.

She claims that Russell was

“an insatiable lover and, while he wasn’t exactly well-endowed, he knew exactly what he was doing,”

Well I’m sure Russell will be glad to have received Makosi’s seal of approval! Thankfully for him, he seems to have moved on to better things, and is now rumoured to have replaced Pete Doherty in Kate Moss’s affections.

BBC is planning to launch a new reality TV show, similar in style to ‘I’m A Celebrity’ only tougher, and more cruel!

If you thought that celebrities like Sheree Murphy had it hard in this years ITV hit show, wait to see how the stars cope with a safari in the jungles of Africa.

A source told The Mirror

“It will make I’m A Celebrity look like a walk in the park.

“It will be 100 per cent gruelling, the participants will have to deal with a lack of food and water, as well as sleeping rough.”

“The problem is that most of the people you’d want to see on a reality show have already taken part in at least one. Plus celebrities want to be pampered and have fun - this safari show is going to be very tough going. Only the bravest would say yes.”

The show is due to begin filming in July this year, who do you think will have the b***s to take part? Rumours have already began to circulate and one name being mentioned is that of last years Big Brother contestant Makosi.

Big Brother contestant Makosi Musambasi is selling her body at £1,500 a time to pay off huge debts which she has built up.

Since leaving the Big Brother House, the 25 year old was even paid to take part in a threesome with a famous TV presenter who cannot be named for legal reasons.

Makosi, who was third in last year’s Channel 4 show, said: “My life is disgusting. I feel so filthy. I can’t imagine a person in a worse state than me.�

Big Brother has been over since August, and already the stars of the show are but a distant memory! Catch up with the housemates and see what they’re doing now!

Makosi Musambasi (the not so pregnant one!)

Kemal and Kinga (Kaftans and Wine Bottles!)

Derek (The Conservative)

Craig (Anthonys Stalker)

Lesley (The One With Boobs!)

Mary (The Witch!)

Eugene (The geek)

Sam (the boring tart in a bikini)

Saskia And Maxwell (remebered for their antics under the duvet in the bed next to Kemal)

Roberto (The Italian Stallion)

Science (The weird rapper)

Vanessa (The lazy girl with the lisp)

Anthony Hutton (Father of Makosi’s baby and winner of the show)

Orlaith McAllister (the one that snogged gay Craig!)

We reported back in August that Makosi was facing the threat of being deported due to her breaking the conditions of her visa.

I’m sure all our readers will be glad to know that Makosi recently won her case to stay in Britain as a refugee at a Central London Asylum and Immigration Tribunal. She claimed that after her raunchy antics on the Channel 4 reality show, it would be unsafe to return home to Zimbabwe.

When questioned about the verdict she said she said she was “ecstatically happy” to be allowed to stay in Britain.

She added: “I’ve been here for six years and it would have been difficult for me to start a new life in Zimbabwe. People there call me a low-life lesbian. They think I’ve committed a crime because I wore a bikini.

“I was petrified of being physically attacked and discriminated against. Going back home to Zimbabwe would have meant the end of my life. I’ve not done anything wrong. It wouldn’t have been fair to boot me out.”

I’m all for granting the persecuted asylum and refuge, but there should be new conditions attached to her visa banning her from appearing in any UK TV show, programme, newspaper or magazine ever again.

If she would simulate sex with a minger like Anthony Hutton for publicity, God only knows what she’ll try next if given the chance!

There’s an article on MSN this morning that suggests Big Brother’s Makosi Musambasi may still be deported.

There’s nothing new in these rumours - people have been talking about Makosi being deported back when she was in the BB house.

Apparently she may have broken the terms of her visa by becoming a housemate - apparently she had permission to work as a cardiac nurse, but quit the job to go on Big Brother! She has since been questioned over the matter by immigration officials.

What do you think people - should she stay or should she go?

Its been all over the Sun for the last few days, the story of Makosi’s ex-lover who sent her a message to say that he has Aids and she should get tested. Well after a few days of agonising apparently her test came back negative.

I’m not entirely convinced by this story, part of me thinks it could be a well designed sob story to keep Makosi in the public eye just a little bit longer.

Since her eviction we’ve heard that she only entered Big Brother to make some money for her mums Brain Tumour Operation and now she apparently has a health crisis of her own. Realistically its not like she showed any restraint in lying while in the house, what is to stop her now shes out?

Well she certainly is making the most of her 30 seconds of fame! The 2nd runner up of this years Big Brother show is to speak at the Edinburgh Festival next week in a session about sex on screen.

She said “My private life is now open to public debate so I feel it is only right that I, along with other members of the panel, have the opportunity to discuss the issues raised by sex on television,” she said today.

“What viewers saw on Big Brother is what a TV show chose to transmit and is only one side of me. It is a huge honour to be invited to speak at Edinburgh and gives me the chance to show people the true Makosi.”

Apparently Big Brother has received 450 complaints from viewers over Davina McCall’s treatment of Makosi on last Friday’s final.

The eviction night crowd at Big Brother has got tougher in recent years. Last Friday, Makosi was already unpopular for some of her antics in the house, and as she left the Big Brother house, the audience were extremely hostile toward her. Chants of “Liar! Liar!” and “Off! Off! Off!” were yelled at her throughout her interview with Davina.

In fact, Davina’s attitude seems to be at the root of the problem. Despite Makosi’s insistence that she was upset and distressed by the abusive crowd, Davina continued the interview regardless and even said “I can’t believe you’re showing no remorse!”

A number of web forums are urging people to make a complaint to Ofcom about how Makosi was treated. One poster at Digital Spy said:

I have just finished watching channel 4’s Big Brother and I am ashamed and disgusted by the impartiality shown by the presenter, Davina McCall to one of the contestants, Makosi. I felt she was very unprofessional and let her personal feelings for Makosi, get in the way of her job. Davina is supposed to be presenting the programme not be a moral judge! I’m also at a loss to the lack of consistency in her interviewing technique. For instance, Craig was clearly booed by the crowd but was soothed by Davina in his interview. Why wasn’t the same treatment afforded to Makosi? Why didn’t Davina intervene to quieten the crowd? These are just a few of the incidences that clearly showed Davina’s bias. I would please like a reply from you as I have been very disturbed by this event.

Entertainment Value

Love her or loathe her, Makosi was one of the most entertaining people in the Big Brother house this year. From her “secret task” on the very first night, the romp with Anthony in the pool, the ‘pregnancy scare’ to referring to herself constantly as Makosi, she (and possibly Derek) kept the show interesting. It’s funny how the viewers forget that BB is a television programme and a competition.

Isn’t it surprising that people will vote for dull-as-dishwater Anthony and not for someone as colourful as Makosi?

Was Davina Unfair?

I don’t think so. Makosi proved that she is a game player during her time in the Big Brother house, she was shrewd in her dealings with folk and not shy about speaking her mind.

Davina knows that the Big Brother contestants are in the competition for fame and fortune, and this year’s Big Brother is no exception. While Makosi would have faced a tough time on the night, it would only have lasted a few hours, then she’d be weighing up her options for interviews, TV shows, etc. Yes, Davina could probably have done a bit more to settle the crowd, but it all added to the drama of the experience - compare it to Anthony’s brief-but-dull interview.