Bree Amer: Her Wrongful Big Brother Eviction And Merlin's 'Free The Refugees' Protest
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With Big Brother Australia firmly back in the cultural zeitgest thanks to the new reboot, who better to chat to chat with about the reality show than one of its most memorable housemates?
Not only did Bree Amer finish second place in 2004, but she also made history when she was wrongfully evicted due to a voting miscalculation and re-entered the house.
In this tell-all interview, Bree spills on what really happened after her eviction, why she could see the camera operators behind the mirror, how hosting Friday Night Live lead to her cancer diagnosis, and what she really thought of her co-star Merlin's 'Free The Refugees' protest.
Bree Amer, it's time to confess.
Confessions of a Reality Star is hosted by Lachlan Guertin and Tahlia Pritchard, with audio production by Sophie Coghill.
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