Saxon was in good spirits today when he opened up about being the first person to fall victim of BB’s live Eviction. “I could feel it was going to happen anyway,” Saxon reflected. “Sometimes you just gotta trust instinct and my instinct was telling me I was gonna go so I was prepared and ready to go.”
Asked if – in hindsight - he thought the Spa Mafia was a mistake, Saxon was shamelessly unforgiving, sticking with his boys. “I wouldn’t have done it any different, it was a chance for all the boys to get together and create an alliance between all the guys. It didn’t really work but create an alliance and plan some mischief in the House – Operation Sparkles for example?”
Speaking of Operation Sparkles, what about Brigitte? Why do the nasty on the Paris Wannabe and throw the Housemate Hand Grenade her way?
“She had already said her job was shopping, apparently her Dad drives a Porsche, she drives a Lexus, they’ve got all this money and all the rest of it,” Saxon defended his choice. “And it seems like she’s been spoon-fed, she goes around saying whatever she wants to say but if someone says something back to her she cracks the shits and says that she hates them. Well it’s time to put the shoe on the other foot.”
It shocked Saxon to learn that Bianca had accused him of being irritatingly persistent on the love-front. Bianca’s side of the story, according to Saxon, is from the third dimension.
“I explained to Bianca the reason why I actually first started talking to her and giving her arm scratches and things like that was because I actually felt sorry for her,” Saxon explained. “One night she sat there and she was telling me she was upset because she didn’t think anyone liked her in the House and she felt she was by herself in there so I sort of – I was her shoulder to cry on and that backfired on me.
“She was going ‘round saying I wouldn’t take a hint and I dunno she just made me look like a sleaze which is not the case. And there’s no way she’s my type of girl anyway, I was trying to do a nice thing.”
This alien-life racketeer would have also liked to tell everyone more about his beliefs – especially David now that Saxon has since learnt that he is Cult Buster.
“I didn’t know about this whole Dave and cult thing – he hasn’t told any of the Housemates! So if I knew that in there, I would’ve drilled him about it because he laughed off my beliefs as being ‘stupid’ and ‘ludicrous.’”
Saxon also reckons David’s nice guy act is wearing incredibly thin. The fact he chose not to open up to Saxon (of all people!) about his cult upbringing makes the ousted Housemate highly suspicious of his motives.
“I hope Dave goes next because I think he’s being a bit fake,” Saxon revealed. “I really think he’s being fake. He’s too nice to everyone.
“I can see Dixie and Bianca snapping very, very soon. I can see Brigitte just leaving and doing the walkout – thanks to me. I don’t feel very good about it but it had to happen to someone didn’t it?
“I hope Terri lasts a while and I hope Ben gets through a lot as well ‘cause I like Ben. Ben’s a real funny guy whether he was portrayed as being funny on the outside or not, he’s the funniest guy in the House. He really is.”
And last words for Australia? “You seen what I had, I gotta do what I gotta do. And be in complete support of Nobbi cause he is the best one in there.”
