Male model is lucky BB fella

A MALE model who dated a string of celebrity women is heading for the Big Brother house tonight.

Gorgeous Zac Lichman will be the first man to enter the house and join the 10 female housemates.

And pals say if the ladies man is picked, it won’t be long before he beds one of the girls.

Zac, 26, who was in a campaign for French Connection, counts Suzanne Shaw, Abi Titmuss and Atomic Kitten singer Natasha Hamilton amongst some of his conquests.

More recently he was dating Natasha Clancey, the stunning face of the Oil of Olay campaign.

Zac met most of his girlfriends while working as an events promoter at top London celeb hangouts such as Pangea, Movida and Volstead.

A source said: “The girls are bound to choose Zac, he’s a good looking boy.

“Wherever he goes women are always flocking around him.

“If he does get in the house, there is no doubt he will pull one of those girls.

“He’s a real player - he loves the ladies.”

This isn’t Zac’s first taste of fame.

The North Londoner toured with cheesy boy band Northern Line - with pal Dan Corsi, Kerry Katona’s ex boyfriend.

The cute looking five piece were likened to 5IVE but their three tracks missed out on chart glory.

A source said: “Zac loves being in the limelight.

“He was only 19 when he was in the band and they had the life of reilly pulling women in different towns every night.

“That was where they met the Atomic Kitten girls. There will be hundreds of kiss and tells on this guy.

“The girls would flock to him and he couldn’t say no.”

Zac has been dreaming to enter the Big Brother house for years. He told friends he wanted to get into this years house.

But he kept it to himself when he found out the good news.

One pal said: “He went on holiday to Brazil and told us he had something in the pipeline that if it came off would kick off work wise for him.

“But wouldn’t say what. When we couldn’t get hold of him for a few weeks we thought it was because he was on another modelling job.

“Now it’s all become clear.”

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