Jasmine Waltz: The 'toxicity' of Celebrity Big Brother made me sick

17 January 2017

Jasmine Waltz was "physically sick" because of the "toxicity" in the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.

Jasmine Waltz

The 34-year-old actress - who was evicted from the famous abode on Monday (16.01.17) - has spoken about her time in the house and the weekend of hell she had endured.

She said: "I wasn't expecting it. It was such a brutal weekend and even prior to that, it was so brutal for me.

"I was so sick and so miserable and crying every day and so sad and then boom, straight into hell ...

"My first reaction was, 'I'm so disappointed.' I thought these were my friends and they had my back ... I definitely had said to a couple of them that this isn't for me, 'I can't handle it. I don't want to do this anymore.'

"I was physically sick. I'm not used to this kind of lifestyle; I'm used to healthy eating. This is a lot of toxicity and heavy drama and sleep deprivation and the hunger."

During her time in the house, Jasmine famously fell out with Stacy Francis as she didn't approve of how "confrontational" the singer was.

In an interview with host Emma Willis on Tuesday's (17.01.17) show, Jasmine added: "There was a point where every single thing that came my way was negative. I took everything, up until the last one when I just broke. I took it and I was strong and all the things with Stacy that were happening. She was coming at me. You guys didn't see a quarter of the things she was doing to me to antagonise me. God bless her, I still have love in my heart for this poor girl ... but it just wore on me that every task that was given to us, everyone else had positive nice things said about them.

"Granted she did have some s**t to deal with too, but I just felt like I was just over it. She would come at me and say, 'Why did you say that?' It was at the wrong time, wrong place. She has this way of being very invasive and I'm not used to that. I avoid confrontation; she's extremely confrontational. And very very nosey and butts in the conversations. I'm the complete opposite. I don't ask people personal questions."