Sallie is the first housemate to be shown the door in the 2013 competition

Hearing a live studio audience to 'get you out' is never a good sign in the Big Brother house.
And this years contestant Sallie knew before she was officially told - that she would be the first contestant to be evicted in Big Brother 2013.
The tattooed glamour model exited the famous doors - and flipped the bird as she went with the audience booing her on sight.

First out: Sallie was the first to be evicted from Big Brother

She had faced Gina in the first eviction of the series, but the nation spoke and voted for her to be removed.
'I'm fine,' she told Emma Willis as soon as she left, but then conceded it was a shock to be first out the door.
'I didn't think I was going to be the first one to go. I thought Michael would have to decide who to go.'

You lookin at me? Sallie seemed to love the attention and didn't mind to booing

 

'I'm always going to say what I mean. I'm not going to be fake. I'm not a wallflower. I don't regret one minute.'
I judged her wrong. I'm glad she is still in - I liked her and I would want Michael out and Dexter. Dexter is a snake.
'I do regret [arguing],' she added, but not sounding exactly genuine.

Charming! The loud mouthed blonde perhaps did mind the booing and she made her feeling clear with a rude hand gesture

'I like to wind him up. I know he manipulates every situation he gets in,' she said on her fellow housemate Dexter who she showed a strong dislike for during her time in the house.
'Is he an actor?' She then asked in regards to Michael, correctly guessing he was an actor, but she added: 'If he's not an actor he has an evil side.'
'I love Wolfy, she is my favourite person in the whole world and I'll never forget her. There is such a thing - you can have fun without money,' she gushed about her favourite housemate.

Down stairs: The tattooed glamour model walked out the BB house with a big smile despite a frosty reception

'I'm not going to be someone I'm not - it has been an entertaining week anyway. And I learnt not to judge people,' she said talking about herself.
'Whatever anybody says about you you have been fantastic in that house,' Emma Willis conceded as they chatted.
Gina earlier boasted about spending £400 and upwards to stay at the Savoy hotel in London - much to the shock of fellow housemate Wolfy.

Lairy: Emma Willis did her best to control the situation as gobby Sallie gave a foul mouthed account of her time in the house

'Gina is really funny,' Dan mused, chatting to Hazel as he tried to guess whether Gina or Sallie would be given the boot.
'And endearing and not as threatening' Irish girl commented
'He's funny he makes me laugh but he's a sneaky little snake so i'm going to have to try to get the snake out the basket,' Sallie said in the diary room earlier.

Also up: Gina could have been sent home as she too was nominated for eviction by the public

 

'People are sitting on the fence and afraid of rocking the boat the people who fall are normally the ones that are fake,' she went on confusing herself with her own metaphors.
Meanwhile during a party, Charlie put her foot in the mouth when she accused Gina of being an escort.
'That must be what you think of me,' she pined, while Charlie tried to clear up her faux pas, saying 'you said you couldn't mention it on camera - taking guys for dinner and stuff?' and later 'I'm really sorry. I know you're a classy girl. I didn't envisage you like that.'

Pulling the strings: Michael had created additional drama in the house because he was an undercover actor

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