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Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has admitted that she has no sympathy for Big Brother stars who attack the show after leaving the house.
The 30-year-old model, who competed on the seventh series in 2006, claimed that complaining ex-housemates are ungrateful and desperate for fame.
She told Pink Paper: "It's so boring! Bore the f*** off! The only reason you're moaning is because you went in there with false expectations for yourself. You went in there thinking you'd be the next Jade [Goody], the next big thing - it didn't happen for you, and now you can't handle it.
"If you go in there for the experience, and you know what they do to people, they make characters out of them. When you get out they also make characters of you. If it works for you, great. If it doesn't, go back to your day job and stop being bitter and biting the hand that fed you for a few months."
Earlier this month, former Big Brother's Little Brother host Dermot O'Leary warned that contestants often face "toxic" consequences in the aftermath of the show.
Meanwhile, Horgan-Wallace recently told DS that she would consider returning to the programme for an 'Allstars' series.
> Click here for our recent interview with Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace
