Big Brother’s Daniel Hayes says he wants to ‘evict as many people as possible’ but insists he is ‘not the villain of the show’
Daniel Hayes quickly established himself as the ‘king of the jungle’ and the ‘greatest player of Big Brother in the world’ as it premiered on Channel Seven this week.
And while he appears to have an uncompromising attitude toward other housemates, the 48-year-old revealed he won’t be making compromises for anyone.
The real estate agent from Geelong, Victoria told The Herald Sun he doesn’t care for what people think of him.
True to him: Big Brother’s self-proclaimed ‘king of the jungle’ Daniel Hayes (pictured) is aware he ‘will polarise people’ watching the show and insisted that he is ‘not the villain’
‘I am my authentic self, and that will polarise people, but really, I couldn’t give a f***,’ he said.
The reality TV star has shared aspects of his life outside of the show including his two failed marriages and dropping out of year 10.
He also told the publication that he also had a rough upbringing at a caravan park and at age 19 had issues with drugs and alcohol.
Authentic: The 48-year-old real estate agent said: ‘I am my authentic self, and that will polarise people, but really, I couldn’t give a f*** ‘
Life story: The reality TV star also told the publication that he also had a rough upbringing at a caravan park and at age 19 had issues with drugs and alcohol. Daniel has been sober for 30 year and has since gone on to become a wealthy and successful real estate agent
Daniel has been sober for 30 year and has since gone on to become a wealthy and successful real estate agent.
Despite boasting a YouTube following of more than 80,000 and 15,800 on Instagram, Daniel says he is in it to win the $250,000 cash prize.
‘I’m not there for Instagram fame or to make friends. I’m there to play the game, have a bit of fun and evict as many people as I can,’ he boasted.
In it to win it! Despite boasting a YouTube following of more than 80,000 and 15,800 on Instagram, Daniel (centre in pink) says he is in it to win the $250,000 cash prize. ‘I’m there to play the game, have a bit of fun and evict as many people as I can,’ he boasted
The reality TV star added: ‘I’m not the villain of the show, I’ll be the hero, trust me.’
So far, Big Brother has said goodbye to three housemates Max Beattie, Lillian Ahenkan and most recently Renata Bubeniene.
Big Brother continues on Sunday at 7:00pm on Channel Seven
Zero to hero? The reality TV star added: ‘I’m not the villain of the show, I’ll be the hero, trust me’