On day 7, just 3 contestants remained in the house; they would
all stay until Friday now.
Jack was up early and got quizzed by Big Brother about the loose
ceiling tile in the toilet. Jack, whod borrowed a screwdriver
from Big Brother the previous day, admitted, Yes I did it.
Another break-out attempt no doubt! He promptly received a lecture
about safety, which provoked a schoolboy-like smirk on the comedians
face.
Half an hour later, the still half-asleep Jack found the days
task. Each contestant had to look after a Juanita baby
simulator for the day. Bemused, he went to wake the others up to
tell them the good news.
At around midday, the group were getting into the swing of parenthood.
Jack and Keith, both fathers, matter-of-factly discussed changing
nappies while Claire, single and not a parent, got stressed with
her baby. Ironically, Claire had unwittingly chosen the most demanding
of the simulators! Watching her struggle made Jack laugh and Keith
eventually lent a hand, so Claire could eat.
Several hours later, Keith napped on the sofa while Jack and Claire
tended to their babies. They discussed Vanessa and how the public
would have reacted to her outbursts. Jack said that he hoped she
get some sympathy and described her as looking beautiful
for the few moments she poured her heart out and was being honest
on day 3. They agreed that in the house it was back to basics
personality-wise.
At 7.45pm, the group were ready for their party that Big Brother
had provided for caring for the babies. They chose a Wild West theme
and donned chaps, Stetsons and other such clothes to get into the
swing of it. However, when Claire suggested a spot of line dancing
after their meal, Jack pointed-out that there was no music.
Lo and behold, Big Brother suddenly started playing Dolly Parton
tunes into the house or, Go ahead and make a tit out of yourself
music as Jack cynically called it! Nevertheless, they all
had a great time, swinging their partners around the
bales of hay provided. A fun end to a somewhat stressful day for
Claire after her slightly comical baby-sitting experience.