1. "It is very highly edited." Big Brother's Talia responds to her "villain" portrayal.

Up until her eviction on last night's episode ofBig Brother, Talia Rycroft was dubbed this season's villain.

Now that she's left the house, however, she's setting the record straight about how she was portrayed on the reality show.

Speaking to Hit101.3 Central Coast this morning, Talia claimed that the edit shown on national television portrayed her in a negative light.

"The one thing that people don't understand is that you only see two hours of 11 days.Big Brotherwill pick and choose what they want to put in and that's a part of reality TV," she began.

"From living with people for 11 days straight, you'll not like some people and like other people more. Not everyone is going to like you."

She then went on to explain that certain incidents we saw on the show, including her confrontation with Hannah, were not accurate.

"The thing that people need to realise with reality TV is that it's very highly edited. The whole Hannah situation was mainly the bullying thing, and we were great friends," Talia explained.

"A few cuts made it look like when Hannah came and sat down I straight away got up [sic], but she was actually sitting there for an hour, and we were having a lovely chat."

Big Brother returns tonight at 7.30pm on Channel Seven.

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2. "It was really difficult." Why Callum Hann almost quit MasterChef.

MasterChef's Callum Hann has shared that he almost quit the competition halfway through filming due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speaking to TV Week, Callum explained that his wife Crystal and their baby daughter Elle were based in Adelaide, whileMasterChefwas being filmed in Melbourne. So when the borders closed, he had to make a decision.

"It was really difficult. When the South Australian border looked like closing, I had to really think about what I was going to do. I couldn't face being separated from Crystal and Elle for weeks," he shared.

However, when speaking to HuffPost Australia, Callum shared that he was thankfully about to get them to relocate temporarily to Melbourne, so that he could compete and be with his family too.

“My wife and baby were coming over to visit, and I was trying to go back to Adelaide on the weekends, but with the borders closing it was like, ‘Well if you don’t stay here, I might not see you guys until we finish the competition’.

“So fortunately, they’ve