Stormy Daniels REALLY dished the dirt about her Celebrity Big Brother appearance
There's been a furor around Stormy Daniels throughout this year ever since rumours alleged she'd had an affair with now-President of the United States, Donald Trump.
And, as this year's theme for Celebrity Big Brother is the Eye of the Storm, for celebrities who have been caught up in media scandals, who better to head into the house than Stormy?
Unfortunately, despite pretty conclusive rumours, the 39-year-old was nowhere to be seen during the launch last Thursday - and it sounds as though she's not going to be heading in any time soon, either.
Check out: Can you remember these forgotten Celebrity Big Brother housemates?
CLOSER CBB forgotten housemates - SLIDER
Jack Dee
As the first ever Celebrity Big Brother winner, Jack made history in 2001. You might remember him escaping from the CBB house and being escorted back by two high-vis clad security guards - it wasn't as secure back then, he went out through the back gate. Most recently, Jack wrote and starred in the ITV sitcom, Bad Move.
Christopher Maloney
We've spoken about forgetting people being in CBB because of big moments that happened in the series that eclipsed everything else. They have all been true, but this moment cast such a shadow over everything that nothing else from the series was remembered. No one knows who won, no one knows really who was in it. All people remember Big Brother series 17 for is the phrase: "David is dead." Angie Bowie and Tiffany Pollard talking. Angie confides in Tiffany, who runs into the garden. In the madness, there he is, Chris. It's easy to forget. He's just minding his own business, having a little cigarette in the garden. But yes, he's there, in his tracksuit. He tries to console Tiffany. He even has a cameo in the whole ordeal, his lines being: "David? David, David?" It's easy to forget about him in it all, but Chris was a part in the purest art the world has ever seen. Subsequently he appeared at Dorking Halls as a part of the Sleeping Beauty pantomime - a cruel pun on his truest, purest work.
Les Dennis
Series two of Celebrity Big Brother saw Les Dennis come second. The series will be remembered for poor Les' emotional time in the house amid a marriage breakdown from his wife, Amanda Holden. It was a rough time for old Les. Not his finest moment.
Kenzie (from Blazin Squad)
Another runner up, the third series saw Blazin Squad and Friday Hill's Kenzie have to dress up as an egg during a challenge. Slumped in a chair, head poking through a half-hole in the upper third of the Humpty-Dumpty costume, Kenzie was disgruntled. "I can't go on stage and dance around and screw-face now." The costume was too much for Kenzie. True to his word, Kenzie is now a celebrity personal trainer and DJ, as well as a husband and father of two daughters. The egg costume is in the past. He's moved on, we haven't.
Jodie Marsh
Never one to shy away, Jodie in series four of CBB. She argued with Michael Barrymore, got called an imbecile by Pete Burns, and fought with George Galloway. Then after eight votes to her name, was booted out with 42% of the public vote on day nine. She had a fiery time in the house that burnt out halfway through the show. Jodie is now known for her athletic, muscular physique and revealed recently she wants to go into wrestling. Having watched some wrestlers in action at Camden's Electric Ballroom, Marsh said she'd love to get into the sport, saying she would return to her auburn hair and call herself 'Red'.
Ian 'H' Watkins
The Steps singer was in a controversial year. Amid the chaos of Jade Goody and Shilpa Shetty's huge anger-filled season it's easy to forget about some of the characters of 2007, like H, or Jermaine Jackson. Watkins came out as gay on the day he entered the house and came fourth in the competition.
Verne Troyer
Best-known for playing Mini-Me in Austin Powers, Verne entered the Celebrity Big Brother house as the bookie's favourite on the first day. But after performing a cover of Endless Love with Ulrika Jonsson, having to dress up in a traditional British costume and answer questions about our Great Nation, and eating a pot of honey in a day, Verne finished fourth in the competition.
Vinnie Jones
Known as football's hardest to some. But since he hung his boots up Vinnie has been a star of the screen, never more so than during season seven's CBB. By the end of his time he was back to being the pantomime villain, but that's old Vinnie for you. Kicking lumps out of strikers and getting angry on tele, good old Vinnie. Third place for our lovable hardman.
Jonas Altberg (Basshunter)
Also in the season seven, 2010 house was Jonas Altberg - Basshunter. The Swede came fourth in the competition and enjoyed ruining the groups task of building flatpack furniture, against his Swedish roots, no doubt.
Paddy Doherty
The bareknuckle fighting traveller might have raised some eyebrows when he entered the house in 2011, but Paddy soon won over the nation. A bareknuckle fighting Irish traveller winning Celebrity Big Brother. Brilliant. This is what it is all about. In 2016 he swore live on This Morning promoting a touching documentary about traveller life from children's perspective. That's our bareknuckle fighting boy. Just the way it should be.
Frankie Cocoza
After being exiled from X Factor for his bad boy behaviour, Frankie entered the Big Brother house with a reputation. Whilst he was in there though, he turned around this reputation and, despite being voted most annoying housemate, didn't piss everyone off too much and finished second. Frankie later featured on Celebs Go Dating.
Cheryl Fergison
Cheryl Fergison isn't even known as Cheryl Fergison to herself. Cheryl Fergison is in fact, Heather Trott. Cheryl Fergison's own mother calls her Heather. Cheryl Fergison was evicted second from CBB series 10. That wasn't because people didn't like her. It wasn't even because people didn't care about her. Cheryl Fergison was evicted second because the public were trying to vote for Heather. Cheryl Fergison was in EastEnders as Heather Trott until 2016. No one knows what she is doing now.
Dappy
Shame on you. Shame on you for forgetting about Costadinos Contostavlos. The N-Dubz trailblazer finished second in series 13. These days things aren't so great for Daps. His last single charted at 56 and he was given a suspended sentence after being caught with a bladed article in a public place. But don't remember him like that. Remember him as he was.
Gary Busey
Series 14 broke the record for the lowest viewing figures CBB had seen - so you'd be forgiven for forgetting about the actor winning in 2014. He won in spite of having to be reprimanded by Big Brother for some unwarranted nudity. A true highlight of the series, we're sure. In 2015 he supported Trump's presidential campaign, though, so we're not so sure about Gaz anymore.
Perez Hilton
During a year with some provocative housemates, Perez was the pick of the bunch in terms of stoking the fire of the public and the press. He got a warning from Big Brother for some threatening behaviour towards Ken Morley. Then again with Calum Best. And another warning, this time for licking Katie Hopkins when she didn't want to be licked. Oh, and he made Alexander O'Neil leave because of a feud the two of them had. What a guy.
Issac Freeman III (Fatman Scoop)
Fatman Scoop represented the US in this battle between America and Great Britain. During his time in the house, he was elected as President. Little did we know in 2015, series 16 of Celebrity Big Brother, that Fatman Scoop wouldn't be the most ridiculous president we would ever see. Simpler times.
Speaking on Loose Women, Stormy revealed that she had in fact been in talks to appear on the show - and was very close to signing a deal. Unfortunately, her ongoing court cases with Donald Trump, Michael Cohen and a custody agreement for her seven-year-old daughter have prevented her for entering the CBB house.
She revealed that negotiations had started "a while back," saying: "Full disclosure, I didn’t really know what I was getting myself in to.
"I’d never seen the show. They offered me a lot of money and it was very tempting and then I realised there’s no way I can make that long of a commitment because of the ongoing litigation with [Donald] Trump and [Michael] Cohen."
Stormy revealed to the panel that the deal was re-negotiated to a week, but that her divorce proceedings got in the way.
"I flew over," she explained: "I had the plan that I wanted to work with producers and try to come to some sort of agreement that was beneficial for both of us.
"I was going to come over and apologise in person on the live taping to the British public and the producers and see what we could work out."
But unfortunately, Stormy admitted that the paperwork hadn't worked out, and that she had even done her "pre-taping" for the show. She said: "Then I got word there was a development in my custody case, I told the truth to the producers that I was uncomfortable spending the night in the house.
"Being a mum comes first and I wanted to be able to talk to my daughter with everything going on. But I wanted to work with them. I wanted to go onto the live show, because I knew there was an audience, apologise in person, explain myself, see what could be worked out."
Stormy hit back at rumours that she'd demanded more money, explaining that she'd actually given up her fee and donated it to charity, before claiming that show bosses "didn't want her to go on the live show," but that they did come to an agreement for her to spend a day there.
"We had a deal, came to a great agreement, it was going to be great for both of us. I thought it was a great way to salvage some of the show, explain in person, apologise in person and not let down the British fans."
However, Stormy then claimed that everything changed. She said, "They came back a couple of hours later and said, 'You’re either going to go on and stay in the house, follow the contract to a ‘T’ or we’re deporting you in the morning at 6am’. They said, 'You have to leave and we have to put you on a plane back to your port of origin, you have to leave the country.'"
Stormy added that she accepts show bosses at Channel 5 are disputing her comments, saying, "Yes, absolutely. Oh, of course I do. Of course I do."
What a DRAMA.
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