Big Brother: The house of sin

The Sun today lifts the lid on the man-hungry Big Brother babes set to make the new series the sexiest ever.
We reveal their astonishing appetite for wild romps. And we tell of their cravings for mind-bending drugs.
Posh totty Emily Parr, 19, stripped off and snorted coke for a lesbian sex session with a pal.
Ex-lapdancer Charley Uchea, 21, is a soccer groupie who has attended steamy parties and is obsessed with super-rich Premiership footballers.
Victoria Beckham lookalike Chanelle, 19, had sex on a bus and spices up her love life by playing the violin.
And Barbie twins Sam and Amanda wowed the lads with a saucy show clad in PVC.
Tonight the girls will choose the first man to join them in the house.
It promises to be a long, hot summer of love.
<LI>FORMER stripper and lapdancer Charley Uchea, right, frolics topless in a pool at a bash hosted by rapper P Diddy.
The 21-year-old cousin of Manchester United winger Kieran Richardson has boasted to pals of wild celebrity parties and has been linked to a string of Premiership millionaires.
At one party — attended by three players who have represented England as Under-21s — she told how revellers had rampant sex and she herself ended up at a soccer star’s London pad.
A pal, aged 18, said: “She told me people were pairing off all over the place. She loves money and says she never wants to work. Footballers fit her ideal profile and she doesn’t care what she has to do to get one.”
Yesterday, an ex-lover told how Charley loved to pose naked for photos and would watch porn films during sex.
The 23-year-old — who had a three-month fling with Charley after they met last December — said: “She was insatiable. One night we went to a party and ended up in the bedroom. She stripped and I took the camera out. She loved it.”
He added: “She made it clear it was not an exclusive relationship. She wanted casual sex. She loved watching porn and acting out what was on screen. She’s going to make a hell of a ripple in the Big Brother house.”

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