Why did you apply to be on Big Brother?
It’s always been on my bucket list. I’ve wanted to do something like this for years, and I thought it would make a fun story to tell one day. Plus, being on the show might even help my business a bit too.

What do you think you’ll bring to the House?
Because of my work as a buff butler, I naturally fall into the role of an entertainer — getting people talking, laughing, and maybe playing a few silly games. I’m quite versatile though; I can have deep, intellectual chats or just be a bit daft depending on the mood.

What are you looking forward to most about being a Housemate?
I’m excited for the whole experience — especially being cut off from my phone and the outside world. I think it’ll be fascinating to really connect with people, focus on the moment, and discover more about myself without any distractions.

Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?
Not really. You can’t pretend to be someone else for seven weeks — the only way to last that long is by being yourself. Otherwise, the mask will eventually slip.

What are you most likely to get nominated for?
Probably for being too loud or boisterous. If I get along really well with a few people, I’ll naturally be louder, and that might annoy others who don’t connect with me as much.

Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.
I’ve got a Master’s degree with distinction in Mechanical Engineering, and I can play both the piano and guitar. I’ve also got a few other hidden talents that tend to surprise people.

What would you do with the money if you won?
I’d invest it. I know fame and money from something like this can be short-lived, so I’d want to make it work for me and build a stable future — something long-term and sustainable.