Big Brother EXCLUSIVE: Single evictee Hannah Campbell has been flooded with dating requests from men and women since appearing on the show
Big Brother evictee Hannah Campbell applied for Seven’s reboot in attempts to get over a devastating break-up.
And now the star claims she’s been inundated with an unprecedented amount of potential suitors who want to take her out on dates.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday, the 26-year-old said: ‘My [Instagram] inbox is running pretty hot, but it’s not just guys – it’s girls too!’
Big Brother EXCLUSIVE: Single evictee Hannah Campbell (pictured) says she’s been flooded with dating requests from men and women since appearing on Seven’s reality TV reboot
Hannah entered the series on episode three, and was voted out on day 23 of the competition on Tuesday night’s episode.
‘I’m getting the best of both worlds. Lucky me,’ she joked.
‘I’m single, but I’m just riding the wave. Life is just really good, I’m so happy,’ she said of returning to her life in Perth following her departure from the show in April.
‘I’m single, but I’m just riding the wave. Life is just really good’: While Hannah is flattered by the attention shown to her by fans, she’s just enjoying being back in Perth with her friends and family. Pictured: Hannah with co-star Xavier Molyneux
Hannah had previously credited the show with helping her get through her devastating break-up with ex-boyfriend Kyle Cranley [who is related to Bachelorette star Cameron Cranley].
She told Perth Now that she was so desperate to ‘pull herself out’ of her depressed state that she applied for the show while ‘bawling her eyes out’.
‘I was back living with my parents, and I was trying to come to terms with literally the man who I thought the world of, who I was so in love with, completely breaking my heart,’ Hannah admitted.
‘I was in a bad way’: Hannah credited the show with helping her get through her devastating break-up with ex-boyfriend Kyle Cranley
Heartbroken: Hannah was so desperate to ‘pull herself out of the mental state she was in’ that she applied to be on the show while ‘bawling her eyes out’. Pictured with Kyle in happier times
Hannah said she had tried everything from ‘yoga to seeing a psychologist’, but it wasn’t until she entered the Big Brother house that she started to feel better.
‘I’m so happy again because I was given the opportunity to be on Big Brother,’ she added.
Speaking of her future, Hannah said: ‘I don’t want to go through this bulls**t anymore. I’m ready – I honestly always thought I’d see myself at this stage settled down with someone.’
Happiness: Hannah said she had tried everything from ‘yoga to seeing a psychologist’, but it wasn’t until she entered the Big Brother house that she started to feel better
There are now only nine housemates left in the house vying for the enviable $250,000 cash prize.
Australia will vote for a winner next month during a live finale when there are only three stars remaining.
Big Brother continues Sunday from 7pm on Channel Seven
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