Evicted Big Brother bully Alex has links to a fearsome gang

As we know on Wednesday last week Alex was removed from the Big Brother house after threatening housemates with her “gangster friends” its said that she hangs around with the Peel Dem Crew. Alex who is said to be a former lap dancer said she converted to Islam 18 months ago to join the gang, known as PDC and based in Brixton, South London. A source has said that “Alex is very well connected with the PDC gang. She drives a lot of the gang members around town in her BMW.”

The source also said that “They are interested in recruiting Alex and the word is she will go up to the Midlands to lay low for a while after all the Big Brother fuss. Alex has proved she doesn’t take any s**t and she is a real bully. She has no qualms about getting heavy with anyone. The threats she made on Big Brother were typical of her and if she wanted she really could see them through; all she would have to do is make one phone call.”

Alex told her house mates that “I get to do the s*** I wanna do. Pow, pow, pow. Personal offence is never forgotten, do you know what I mean? I’ve got a very, very, very, very, very strong team outside the house, strong, so solid, strong. If I get out first, I get out, make the plans.” Then, as she was being led out of the house, she ranted that BB was “twisting” her words. You are putting it in a completely wrong context, I talk like that all the time,” she raved. “I wasn’t threatening anybody. We always say ‘bullet pop pop pop’ that’s an expression that we make, or ‘pow pow’ that’s an expression as well, that was even a song so what are you trying to say that I’m making a gun noise?”

In an interview with presenter Davina McCall, Alex defended her controversial behaviour. She said that “People can look at it how they wanted, I lived in the house with them and I never felt anyone felt threatened by me. I spoke to everyone every day, I never felt like I was bullying with these people. Sometimes my points maybe could’ve been put across in a better way.”

Davina asked Alex what she meant when she told housemates: “I like to be a threat to people.” Alex replied “That was taken completely out of context. If somebody looks at me and it’s not threatening but a threat, there’s a difference in that.”

Alex was shown clips of herself behaving in a threatening way and asked for her reaction. Alex just shrugged off the criticism, saying: “My theory is, and my theory in the house was, that if you have a problem with somebody — you tell them.”

What do you make of all this?

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