EVICTED Wolfy Millington says a relentless grilling by ex-copper Dan Neal left her an emotional wreck
Wolfy felt victimised by Dan's constant interrogations
The wacky student, 20, last night branded the bitchy Big Brother housemate a bully and claimed his constant questioning left her feeling victimised.
In her only newspaper chat since being booted off the show, Wolfy said: “Being interrogated by him was the toughest part for me. That was my lowest moment.
“I really broke down in the diary room at one point because it got too much. It really started to affect me and I got quite emotional.”
Before quitting the force, Dan, 33, worked on celebrity sex abuse claims in the Operation Yewtree probe launched in the wake of the Jimmy Savile child sex scandal.
Millions of viewers saw Dan quiz Wolfy about her private life in a detective-style bid to expose her as a fake.
Revealing how he made her life hell, she said: “I definitely felt victimised. And in that house if you’re being bullied you can’t escape the bully.
“Being interrogated by him was the toughest part for me. That was my lowest moment. I really broke down in the diary room at one point because it got too much. It really started to affect me and I got quite emotional”
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“If you’re tormented you can’t get away. And you are literally sleeping next to the enemy. It’s vicious in there. That doesn’t come across on TV.
“When I’ve watched the show I’ve always thought people were idiots when they walked out but now I understand why people do it. He was interrogating me all the time – it was all day, every day.
“And it would happen randomly. He’d suddenly ask about my girlfriend or where I live.” Wolfy and Dan had a string of rows as he continued to pester her with intrusive questions.
She added: “I had to just walk away from him after a while and that pissed him off. I’ve had a lot of sh*t in my life when people have been horrible to me and I just didn’t need it on national TV in front of all the viewers. Dan is very paranoid. Nothing is ever as it seems with him. He’s constantly paranoid and he is always on the edge. He could fall off at any moment.”
Practising shaman Wolfy was mocked by housemates for talking to animals during her stint on the Channel 5 show but she credits her connection to nature with helping her survive her treatment from Dan.
She said: “It kept me going. I didn’t have any friends in the house because everybody backstabs.
“But nature gave me something to escape to. My animal friends were always there. I love doing it. I’ve spoken to a butterfly since leaving the house.”
Dan and Wolfy constantly argued in the house
The Bolton student left the house to jeers during Friday night’s live show but insisted she didn’t care.
She said: “I was playing a game. I wasn’t trying to impress anyone. I am gutted to be out because I was in it to win it but I’ve got enough friends.”
She also claimed twins Jack and Joe Glenny, 18, are fooling viewers, adding: “They are by far the fakest housemates and they have a really good game plan. If they want an argument they will not back down and they can be quite bitchy.
“People really like them and don’t suspect anything.”
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