The gloves are off on Big Brother Australia. Italian Princess, Bianca is bitter over the fact Corey Worthington, Australia’ s “party boy” is inside the Big Brother house. On today’s Daily show we saw the confrontation between the two that had been building up for days.

Sensing that Bianca was about to burst David and Travis both approached her and suggested that she give Corey a chance. She told David that she’s fine with Corey as a person, she’s just not thrilled about the image he represents.

Big Brother gave Corey a decision. He had to choose between Option 1 – a hair straightener that only he can use, or Option 2 – chocolates and cold soda drinks. He decided to go with Option 2 because the housemates are all really hungry and he felts like giving something back to the housemates who have made him feel welcome. He did not choose Option 1 even though he really wanted to because it was unfair for the rest of the house.

After Corey brought out the treats to everyone Bianca and Corey finally had their long overdue talk. Bianca said she isn’t the house to contradict everything Corey stands for. She doesn’t drink, smoke, or do drugs. Her reason to being on the show was to prove to the Australian youth that they don’t need to do “any of that crap.” Corey says that he doesn’t represent anything. Biance said his actions in the past, which were covered internationally gave him some fame and money is telling kids that they could do what he did and be successful too and she doesn’t like that.

Bianca says she wants to give Corey a chance. She says that he doesn’t seem like the image the media portrayed him as. She says that their generation has taken “fun” to a whole new level.

Also Happening in the House:

- Ben, David, Rebecca, Renee, and Saxon are in tonight’s Dangerzone.

- Dixie’s snoring wakes up many of the housemates.

- Renee plans on going to Canada and visiting “that chick that hangs on to that thing” (The Statue of Liberty in New York City).

- The housemates are on a stables diet which means they have to bake their own bread.