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Former Big Brother winner Dr. Will Kirby is “grateful” for the court system after former costar Mike “Boogie” Malin was found guilty of felony stalking.

Former "Big Brother" winner Mike Malin has reportedly been found guilty of felony stalking of his former co-star on the reality series.  The 50-year-old initially pleaded not guilty after being arrested in August of 2019 for stalking his former "Big Brother"cast member, Dr. Will Kirby, according to court records viewed by Us Weekly on Wednesday.

Former Big Brother winner Mike “Boogie” Malin has been found guilty of felony stalking following his August 2019 arrest, according to court docs obtained by Us Weekly.

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Brooke Vincent and footballer boyfriend Kean Bryan, 24, are adjusting to life as a family of four, having recently welcomed their second son Monroe S J Bryan into the world on 4 May.The couple’s eldest child Mexx, 18 months, is also getting used to life as a big brother and the Corrie actress says her two children's bond is getting stronger every day.

“My age is far from a hindrance – it is my superpower,” she says. “My focus is using this awareness to strategise how to get further in this game. I am completely aware that I can only truly put trust in myself.”

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It’s nearly 20 years since bubbly Brummie Alison Hammond met Dermot O’Leary, when he interviewed her after she’d just been voted out of the Big Brother house. Now they are celebrating six months as the co-hosts of Friday’s edition of This Morning.

Nikki Grahame’s mum admitted she begged the nurses not to let her daughter leave the hospital just hours before her death. Heartbroken mother Sue Grahame, 66, has spoken out for the first time since her daughter’s tragic passing following her battle with anorexia.The Big Brother star passed away at the age of 38 in April.

Big Brother’s Glyn Wise has called for Channel 4 to make a documentary honouring his late co-star and friend Nikki Grahame, following her death at the age of 38.The reality star shared a sweet snap of the pair together in a photo booth as he told fans he thought the television channel would have made a documentary “by now”. Glyn, 33, wrote on Twitter: “Oh come on @Channel4 I thought you would have made a documentary to celebrate the life of Nikki by now.

Simon Gross has emotionally reflected on his friendship with Nikki Grahame as he opened up on the Big Brother reunion party he is hosting to raise money for eating disorder charities Beat and Seed.The 51 year old is bringing together some of the show's most famous faces for a star-studded night in July, with money from ticket sales being split between the two charities.

Former Big Brother star Penny Ellis has revealed that the show "ruined her life" twenty years after finding fame in the house.

With her fresh bubbly personality, Big Brother's Helen Adams won the nation's hearts with remarks such as “I love blinking, I do”. And while it may be hard to believe, it's been 20 years since she found fame on the second season of the reality show.Today the Big Brother 2 runner-up, now 42, has put her brush with fame behind her and is living a quiet life as a hairdresser near Bristol.