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She said several times that she was the ultimate BB HM and expected to win. She insulted everyone elses meals and generally thought of them as being beneath her in every respect. She went on and on about how much the public loved her in this country and how superior she was.

No, none of it was humour. She was serious. I think we know now why she was crying during her eviction interview. She really is so far up her own arse it's unbelievable, well, at least she was up till now.

I think losing what she saw as her adoring public is what's really upsetting her, even more than Coolio's disgraceful behaviour in the house. Q.E.D.

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I sometimes wonder, and it occured to me watching Nadia with Brian Belo (of all people), that she doesn't always quite 'get' what people are saying.
I don't mean that in a nasty way.  English is her 2nd language - yes?  It seems to me that she 'thinks' she gets the inference but doesn't always...hence the extra helping of explosive retorts and general all round bad attitude.

And if she stopped trying to 'Diva' it up all the time it'd help a whole lot. 

I just hope I've explained the above without sounding out of line.
Cosmopolitan
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I sometimes wonder, and it occured to me watching Nadia with Brian Belo (of all people), that she doesn't always quite 'get' what people are saying.
You might be right Cosmo but asking people exactly what they mean instead of exploding on them and attacking them with no let-up (as she did with Brian) would surely be a step in the right direction?
Prometheus
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You might be right Cosmo but asking people exactly what they mean instead of exploding on them and attacking them with no let-up (as she did with Brian) would surely be a step in the right direction?
Oh, I'm not defending her in the slightest, Prom.

I noticed it tonight and I just KNEW I'd seen her like this before on BB - confused by a question or direction and therefore going off into a distressed fit of pique.  Maybe it contributes to all that pent up frustration...?

Like you, I can't understand why someone who asks for respect doesn't realise that she IS being given the very thing she asks for.  She doesn't appear to want to return the courtesy.
Cosmopolitan
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Like you, I can't understand why someone who asks for respect doesn't realise that she IS being given the very thing she asks for.  She doesn't appear to want to return the courtesy.
Good post ...............she's one hell of a rude woman. People can make all the excuses under the sun for her but she's one effin rude cow IMO.
Soozy Woo
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And if she stopped trying to 'Diva' it up all the time it'd help a whole lot.
Unfortunately for Nadia, this assumed self importance has back fired on her. To be a diva you have to have some talent to base it on, is she a great singer with millions of record sales, is she on Hollywood's A list, is she in great demand by the public?  In Nikki's voice, Whoooooooooooo Issssssssssssss Sheeeeeeeeeee?  Why does she think she deserves to be bowed to?
Blue Diamond (Ben's Buddy 11)
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Her unexpected reality check on eviction might actually have been a blessing in disguise for her if she thinks about it and asks herself how it happened.
Yes but she'll choose to blame Coolio for her demise. The whole coolio affair was only a very, very small part of it (and unforgivable) but .............if after he'd been evicted she'd had been even a little bit nice - it might have saved her. She chose to go on acting the diva and bitched and sniped at everyone.

She's quite simply not very nice ....................it's as simple as that.
Soozy Woo
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To be a diva you have to have some talent to base it on,
Well that's my understanding of the meaning of Diva too.  I thought I was just out of date and had missed the re-branding.

Munroe, Streisand and their ilk are my idea of Divas.  And even then I wouldn't shrug and say "Oh it's ok, it's only A or B and they're allowed to be like that 'cos they're famous"

Rudeness is rudeness.
Cosmopolitan
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Yes but she'll choose to blame Coolio for her demise. The whole coolio affair was only a very, very small part of it (and unforgivable) but .............if after he'd been evicted she'd had been even a little bit nice - it might have saved her. She chose to go on acting the diva and bitched and sniped at everyone. She's quite simply not very nice ....................it's as simple as that.
I agree.... the only person responsible for Nadia's *downfall* is Nadia, IMO
Baz
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Her personality is vile (I can't believe I just used that old clichÃĐd gem).
Oddly, when I saw her screeching like a lunatic on BB I just thought she was mentally ill. I didn't get much of her personality at all till I saw her on CDWM, at which point I decided she is indeed vile. Not the kind of person you would ever want to be around if you could possibly avoid it.
Prometheus
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I thought Diva was just a sort of thespian luvvy thing, I didn't know you actually had to have talent lol. Well you certainly learn a lot of stuff in here about such important issues of Earth-shattering importance as divology. No wait, divilogy doesn't sound quite right, but somehow suits her

A diva (<small>English pronunciation: </small>/ˈdiːvə/, <small>Italian: </small>[ˈdiːva]) is a celebrated female singer. The term is used to describe a woman of outstanding talent in the world of opera, and, by extension, in theatre, cinema and popular music. The meaning of diva is closely related to that of "prima donna".

The word entered the English language in the late 19th century. It is derived from the Italian noun diva, a female deity. The plural of the word in English is "divas"; in Italian, dive [ˈdiːve]. The basic sense of the term is "goddess",[1][2] the feminine of the Latin word divus (Italian divo), a male deity.[3] The word is thus distantly related to the Hindu term deva and the Zoroastrian concept of the daevas.

The male divo does exist in Italian and it is usually reserved for the most prominent leading tenors, like Enrico Caruso or Beniamino Gigli. The Italian term divismo describes the star making system in the film industry.

The word "diva" is often used negatively, to describe a celebrity in film or music who is extremely demanding and fussy when it comes to personal privileges.[citation needed]

An extravagant admiration for divas is a common element of camp culture.[4] In contemporary American English usage, a diva may be seen as a female version of a hustler, exemplified by BeyoncÃĐ's 2009 song "Diva".[5]

Blue Diamond (Ben's Buddy 11)
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My understanding is that they have talent and as a result they become extremely demanding and fussy when it comes to personal privileges
I know what the literal definition is but I have seen people refer to her as diva many times on her despite her being a talent-free zone. Prima donna describes her from head to toe however and having seen more of her behaviour and personality than I would like I'd say that's the nicest thing anyone could say about her 
Prometheus

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