Alex Reid gets a pep talk from CBB housemates after revealing his philosophy on sex
Katie Price reportedly banned Alex Reid from talking about his fetishes in the Celebrity Big Brother house, but she might be relieved that her boyfriend spoke out about his latest sex philosophy - for it led to the cross-dresser getting some valuable career advice from his fellow reality contestants.
After revealing that he was a 'trisexual' and that he believes when it comes to sex you should do what you want, "as long as you're not hurting anyone," hardman Vinnie Jones piped up to say:
"No-one would want to be in a movie with you at the moment - no-one would want to be associated with you. If you offered me five million dollars to be in a movie with you, I wouldn't take it."
Dane Bowers later added that Reid was "famous for cross-dressing and being someone's boyfriend", but that being on the show is a chance for people to see the real him.
Finally, Stephen told him:
"If you really want to pursue an acting career in the next five years, stop clowning around.
"Decide what you want to be - and then be it. Let go of what's old and focus on the new."
We're not to sure that any of them are in the best position to give advice though...
Katie Price reportedly banned Alex Reid from talking about his fetishes in the Celebrity Big Brother house, but she might be relieved that her boyfriend spoke out about his latest sex philosophy - for it led to the cross-dresser getting some valuable career advice from his fellow reality contestants.
After revealing that he was a 'trisexual' and that he believes when it comes to sex you should do what you want, "as long as you're not hurting anyone," hardman Vinnie Jones piped up to say:
"No-one would want to be in a movie with you at the moment - no-one would want to be associated with you. If you offered me five million dollars to be in a movie with you, I wouldn't take it."
Dane Bowers later added that Reid was "famous for cross-dressing and being someone's boyfriend", but that being on the show is a chance for people to see the real him.
Finally, Stephen told him:
"If you really want to pursue an acting career in the next five years, stop clowning around.
"Decide what you want to be - and then be it. Let go of what's old and focus on the new."
We're not to sure that any of them are in the best position to give advice though...
