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The Final Four
Day 67, 15:25
Since they emerged from their Big Brother cocoon less than three days ago, it's been one mother of a rollercoaster ride for the last housemates standing.
And the freshly liberated foursome are coping with their newfound fame in characteristically different ways.
Proving that his softly-softly approach to life in the House was no game plan, Scott has spent the weekend mulling over the options open to him.
The only one of the final trio not to have spoken to the tabloids, Scott joined his fellow runners-up on RI:SE this morning, but is saving his written wisdom for a certain glossy magazine.
Now, we know Scott's the thoughtful type who prefers to think before he leaps, but could his tabloid silence be connected to the fact that he was holed up in a London hotel with a certain blonde for much of the weekend?
The Daily Star reports that 'Scott got cushy with Nushy' during their weekend stay together under the same West London roof, adding that the cunning couple 'fled in opposite directions' when they spotted a lurking member of the paparazzi. Hmm...
Little Steph has also adopted a laidback approach to her first few days in the outside world.
Aside from an appearance on RI:SE and an interview on Capital Radio earlier today, the minute Midlander has been, in the words of her agent, 'doing a bit of shopping and hanging out with her mum and dad.'
Cameron, meanwhile, has been busy getting to grips with his victorious status and catching up with friends. He has, however, found the time to speak to the odd hack or two about his newfound status as the 21st century's most celebrated virgin.
'I'm a virgin but I do find it difficult; I'm a man for heaven's sake,' he is quoted as revealing in the Sunday People.
Other reports suggest that Cameron is being mobbed by hoards of screaming women everywhere he goes, and plans to use his prize money to fund a new piano for his Scout group, a bathroom suite for his brother and a trip to Chicago.
Our favourite Dubliner's approach to life on the outside world has been rather more, er, 'revealing'.
Never one to shy from publicity, Ray has had a team of agents working flat out to cope with the mind-boggling number of demands from journalists competing for his attention.
'Seriously busy' is how one of Ray's team describes the situation and, judging by the number of column inches currently devoted to the Dubliner, he's not wrong.
Talking of column inches, The Sunday People have Ray as claiming he's planning to embark on a 'nationwide bonkathon' after missing out on sex in the House.
Could this be true? Come back soon for a no-holds-barred web interview with the man himself...
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