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Chelsia/James Interview
Found at buddytv.com
James Zinkand and Chelsia Hart were among the contestants of Big Brother 9 who humored (or disgusted) viewers with their sexual urges and sneaky make-out sessions. While both declared their feelings for each other and assured each other that they would continue their love affair even after the show, they seem to have a change of heart now that cameras aren't following their every move anymore.
At present, James and Chelsia have decided to put a hold on their romance and just remain friends.
“We care about each other a lot. He's an amazing person and we will be life-long friends,” Chelsia said of housemate James.
James seems to be on the same page with Chelsia, although he's not closing any doors.
“I think we'll be friends, but on a romance level, I don't think there's anything that can stop what's about to happen. I'm about to go again and I think her parents thought she was more a goody good girl than we saw on the show, and I think that kind of shocked them. They have small town values and small town views. I think they're kind of blown away with how she acted. I love her for who she is, but her parents have that view. I think it took them for a shock,” James said.
So what's next for James and Chelsia? While a showbiz career remains to be an option, Chelsia is not really certain about her future plans as of this moment. However, she does confirm that she's going back to school
“I believe education is huge,” Chelsia, who studies at the University of Northern Ioaw, said. “I can't give up on that now.”
James, on the other hand, has decided to fulfill his current mission: biking around the world with just $100. Although obviously, he is now $25,000 richer after the public voted him as "America's Favorite Juror."
“I'm about to get back on my bicycle and start traveling again. At the same time, I'm in talks with CBS to do Housecalls. We'll see what happens. I'm under contract to CBS for a year, so whatever they say I gotta do, I gotta do,” he said.
James Zinkand and Chelsia Hart were among the contestants of Big Brother 9 who humored (or disgusted) viewers with their sexual urges and sneaky make-out sessions. While both declared their feelings for each other and assured each other that they would continue their love affair even after the show, they seem to have a change of heart now that cameras aren't following their every move anymore.
At present, James and Chelsia have decided to put a hold on their romance and just remain friends.
“We care about each other a lot. He's an amazing person and we will be life-long friends,” Chelsia said of housemate James.
James seems to be on the same page with Chelsia, although he's not closing any doors.
“I think we'll be friends, but on a romance level, I don't think there's anything that can stop what's about to happen. I'm about to go again and I think her parents thought she was more a goody good girl than we saw on the show, and I think that kind of shocked them. They have small town values and small town views. I think they're kind of blown away with how she acted. I love her for who she is, but her parents have that view. I think it took them for a shock,” James said.
So what's next for James and Chelsia? While a showbiz career remains to be an option, Chelsia is not really certain about her future plans as of this moment. However, she does confirm that she's going back to school
“I believe education is huge,” Chelsia, who studies at the University of Northern Ioaw, said. “I can't give up on that now.”
James, on the other hand, has decided to fulfill his current mission: biking around the world with just $100. Although obviously, he is now $25,000 richer after the public voted him as "America's Favorite Juror."
“I'm about to get back on my bicycle and start traveling again. At the same time, I'm in talks with CBS to do Housecalls. We'll see what happens. I'm under contract to CBS for a year, so whatever they say I gotta do, I gotta do,” he said.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Chelsia Returns Home
From the Global Gazette
By BOB LINK
MASON CITY — Chelsia Hart’s experience on the CBS reality TV show “Big Brother,” was not at all what she thought it would be.
“It was totally different that what I thought,” she said. “There is really no way you can prepare yourself.”
Hart returned to Mason City after the show’s conclusion on April 27. She stayed with her parents, Dennis and Robin Hart of Mason City.
On Saturday family and friends held a welcome home celebration at Mulligans.
“I’m not real certain about my plans right now,” said the 21-year-old University of Northern Iowa student. “I’m going to go back to Cedar Falls and take care of the things at my apartment. Then I’m going to go back to L.A. and stay with a friend for a while.”
Hart said she has been booked for some public appearances and will see what happens.
“It’s not like I’m going to have a career in television,” she said. “Reality television doesn’t normally lead to show business. But I’m going to see what happens.”
Hart, who is a German major, said she plans to return to college at some point.
“I believe education is huge,” she said. “I can’t give up on that now.”
Hart was one of 16 housemates on the CBS Season 9 “Big Brother.”
On Day 49, a unanimous vote sent Hart packing to a location where she, with other jury members, were sequestered until the show’s finale, when $500,000 was awarded to the winner.
She was the fourth houseguest eliminated142.jpg from the show and the second person on the Big Brother jury.
“I’m happy,” she said of her effort. “I have no regrets. I played to the best of my ability.”
Talking about her housemate, James Zinkand of Sarasota, Fla., Chelsia said, “We care about each other a lot. He’s an amazing person and we will be life-long friends.”
Hart said it was often obvious that cameras were present and that parts of the show would be aired to the national television audience.
“If there was a heated argument you knew that the cameras were there and it was going to be on the show,” she said. “Other times you would forget that the cameras were even there.”
Looking at the show’s final outcome, Hart said, “I didn’t think Adam would win. I thought that since I couldn’t win, I was going for James, Joshua or Sharon.”
By BOB LINK
MASON CITY — Chelsia Hart’s experience on the CBS reality TV show “Big Brother,” was not at all what she thought it would be.
“It was totally different that what I thought,” she said. “There is really no way you can prepare yourself.”
Hart returned to Mason City after the show’s conclusion on April 27. She stayed with her parents, Dennis and Robin Hart of Mason City.
On Saturday family and friends held a welcome home celebration at Mulligans.
“I’m not real certain about my plans right now,” said the 21-year-old University of Northern Iowa student. “I’m going to go back to Cedar Falls and take care of the things at my apartment. Then I’m going to go back to L.A. and stay with a friend for a while.”
Hart said she has been booked for some public appearances and will see what happens.
“It’s not like I’m going to have a career in television,” she said. “Reality television doesn’t normally lead to show business. But I’m going to see what happens.”
Hart, who is a German major, said she plans to return to college at some point.
“I believe education is huge,” she said. “I can’t give up on that now.”
Hart was one of 16 housemates on the CBS Season 9 “Big Brother.”
On Day 49, a unanimous vote sent Hart packing to a location where she, with other jury members, were sequestered until the show’s finale, when $500,000 was awarded to the winner.
She was the fourth houseguest eliminated142.jpg from the show and the second person on the Big Brother jury.
“I’m happy,” she said of her effort. “I have no regrets. I played to the best of my ability.”
Talking about her housemate, James Zinkand of Sarasota, Fla., Chelsia said, “We care about each other a lot. He’s an amazing person and we will be life-long friends.”
Hart said it was often obvious that cameras were present and that parts of the show would be aired to the national television audience.
“If there was a heated argument you knew that the cameras were there and it was going to be on the show,” she said. “Other times you would forget that the cameras were even there.”
Looking at the show’s final outcome, Hart said, “I didn’t think Adam would win. I thought that since I couldn’t win, I was going for James, Joshua or Sharon.”
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