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Sally Bercow the wife of Commons Speaker John Bercow has already showed everyone that she still got something, as she wears nothing but a bed sheet to cover her while she appears for a magazine.
Now, she is planning to join the reality television show, Celebrity Big Brother, which will be exposing her to numerous uncertainties. Will she able to keep her husband’s name clean after the reality show?
The tall blonde is going to take part of the reality show which wills also features other stars such as X Factor finalists Jedward, D-lister Kerry Katona (and her mother) and reality TV star Amy Childs. The show will be appearing on their new TV network Channel 5.
The hot blonde-bombshell Pamela Anderson will also join as a housemate in the reality show. Joining them is another Paddy Doherty, who had appeared on the documentary series My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding.
Celebrity Big Brother is going to start on August 18. A source from the said reality show says Sally not shy and that she has something to say on almost everything.
Sally can be now considered as a professional antagonist – meaning that she wants to be a competitor.
Last night, Tory MP Rob Wilson, say that John Bercow wants to restore point and dignity to Parliament in his manifesto for Speaker. He is not sure, how Sally would contribute to that, knowing that Mrs. Bercow will be on the watch 24/7.
Wilson added is it is alright that Sally uses the Parliament for her own benefit. She only got invited as she is the wife of the Speaker.
Mrs Bercow already known as a ridiculous person ever since she posed for a magazine back in February, as she wore nothing inside and covered with a bed sheet.
On an interview, she said that she never knew how hot she would be living under Big Ben.
Mr. and Mrs. Bercow had never experienced becoming a sex symbol ever since Mr. Bercow got elected as the Speaker.
This is not the first time that she shared her personal life to the public. Back in 2009, she reveals her carefree days when she was still single. She had tried smoking pots while going to a college.
Mrs Bercow was equally controversial yesterday, as she appeared on Radio 4’s Today show as part of the celebration of the rise of Internet shopping, not in favor of the demise of the High Street. She says that We’re a nation of online bargain-hunters, and high streets are fast approaching their sell-by date.
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