Freddie survives fourth BB eviction
Saturday 4th July 2009, 10:16AM BST.
Big Brother’s Oxford graduate Freddie Fisher remains the bookies’ favourite to win the Channel Four contest after surviving his fourth eviction nomination.
Freddie, 24, of Market Drayton, last night survived the public vote as student Sree Desari, 25, was given the boot with a massive 85 per cent of the votes.
Sree left the house behind aviator shades to a chorus of boos while Fisher remains the bookies’ favourite to win at 11/8, even though his housemates can’t wait to get rid of him.
Freddie toasted his survival with lager and then sat down to explain his survival strategy to busty Sophie Reade, 20.
The conversation soon ran dry. Freddie has become the most talked about contestant on the show.
His housemates describe him as annoying, even though the public seems keen for him to progress.
He has argued with a number of other Big Brother contestants, including Shrewsbury’s Kris Donnelly.
Donnelly, meanwhile, remains smitten with Sophie.
Kris was today trying to make up with his Big Brother housemates after falling out with them in a row over stolen cans of drink.
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