Mountain boob girl in Big Bro
BRITS SNUB REFUGEES
FLASHER Ellie Hawkins is tipped to star in the next Celebrity Big Brother after apologising for the mountain boob show that “caused an earthquake”.
MOUNTAIN flasher Ellie Hawkins has been tipped to star in the next series of Celebrity Big Brother.
The 23-year-old Brit was jailed and blamed for causing an earthquake after getting her boobs out on sacred Mount Kinabalu in Borneo.
Now bookies are tipping the babe to set the CBB house alight this summer.
It comes after Ellie returned home from Malaysia, where she spent three days behind bars.
Flanked by her parents, the aeronautical and engineering graduate choked back tears outside her home in Draycott, Derbys, saying: “I know my behaviour was foolish and I know how much offence we all caused. For that, I am truly sorry.”
She was one of 10 travellers to get their kit off on the peak before posting the snaps online. But her stunt could NEARLY half of Brits do not believe refugees should be let in to the UK.
Around 42% said Britain should not take in those fleeing persecution in their countries, says a poll of more than 6,000.
And 47% said the UK should not give refuge to people fleeing Syria and other Middle East countries, the YouGov poll found. Islamic
Picture: NEWSTEAM yet land her fame and fortune if she takes up a place in the TV house.
Bookmaker Paddy Power has Ellie at 4-1 to enter the contest, while she is a 5-1 shot to show off her body in the I’m A Celebrity jungle.
Ellie is also 6-1 to follow pop hunk Zayn Malik’s rumoured Thailand squeeze Lauren Richardson, 26, on to Love Island by the end of next year.
And she is 10-1 to have a film of her experience released in the UK by the end of 2020.
Ellie’s mum Ruth, standing beside her daughter yesterday, said: “It had been a very traumatic time for her.
“Ellie knows what she did was disrespectful.
“She has been fairly judged by the Malaysian authorities and has served her sentence. The case is now closed.” Relief, which did the research, said it showed a “hardening of views”.
The study revealed the British public also associate Muslims with terrorism more than any other issue.