Alicia Douvall - Celebrity Big Brother 2015: Meet the contestant ready to drop some bombshells

Katie Hopkins and Perez Hilton are also entering the house tonight

Model and skincare company owner Alicia Douvall is entering the Celebrity Big Brother house (Channel 5)

Alicia Douvall will join the likes of Perez Hilton, Calum Best and Patsy Kensit when she enters the Celebrity Big Brother house tonight.

The model has been confirmed to take part in the ‘twisted fairytale’ themed series, hosted once again by Emma Willis and Rylan Clark.

But who is she, really? Only time will tell, but here’s what we know so far:

Who?

British model Alicia Douvall

Where do I know that face from?

Alicia owns a skincare company and made a name for herself as a plastic surgery-loving model, but she has also appeared on several reality TV shows. Alicia was known for her wild partying and string of celebrity lovers but insists she has grown up a lot since having two children.

Why Celebrity Big Brother?

Fed up of being “tarred by the same brush”, Alicia wants to introduce viewers with preconceptions to the real her.

Clearly unvoiced in the world of CBB, Alicia is hoping to share the house with Jack Nicholson, Simon Cowell and Channing Tatum. She’s in for a bit of a shock though as her housemate from hell would be Katie Hopkins who (surprise!) is also a contestant this year. Cue the drama…

What can we expect?

Hopefully nothing too untoward, as her 19-year-old daughter will be watching with her friends – this could get embarrassing.

Alicia has hinted, however, that she may drop some bombshells about her exes, because “it’s not just their life, it’s her life as well”.

She is hoping not to get into any major arguments in the house but if she does, she wants to “come out unscarred”.

Alicia is single and keen to meet someone “to pass some time”.

Odds of winning?

Alicia is an outsider at the moment, with Ladbrokes placing odds of 20/1 on her winning. Could she be the dark horse of the series?

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