Reality TV
Life hasn't been any less eventful since Kitten was evicted from the Big Brother house last Friday.
It seems that it isn't only on reality TV shows that Kitten, real name Kathryn Pinder, flouts authority and disobeys rules. Today she appeared at Brighton Magistrates court for non payment of parking fines to the tune of £225.
Whilst in court, as in the BB house, she argued with the judge, blaming Tony Blair and the changes to the student grant system for her misdemeanors. He eventually asked her to "Please stop talking.... this has no relevance to your case".
Despite recently selling her story to the News of the World, Kitten was unable to pay the fine immediately and has been ordered to pay before 21st July or face further charges.
It seems it isn't just leopards that don't change their spots
It seems that it isn't only on reality TV shows that Kitten, real name Kathryn Pinder, flouts authority and disobeys rules. Today she appeared at Brighton Magistrates court for non payment of parking fines to the tune of £225.
Whilst in court, as in the BB house, she argued with the judge, blaming Tony Blair and the changes to the student grant system for her misdemeanors. He eventually asked her to "Please stop talking.... this has no relevance to your case".
Despite recently selling her story to the News of the World, Kitten was unable to pay the fine immediately and has been ordered to pay before 21st July or face further charges.
It seems it isn't just leopards that don't change their spots
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