‘Big Brother 15’ Aaryn ‘UNAPOLOGETIC’ says ‘Big Brother Canada’ Liza

September 23, 2013

Liza Stinton, one of the house mates on the first season of “Big Brother Canada,” tweeted on Sept. 23, 2013, that she is still in Las Vegas with the “Big Brother” family, writing that "Big Brother 15" Aaryn Gries “...is a TERRIBLE human being…”

Season one of “Big Brother Canada” aired earlier this year and Liza was evicted week four.

At around 2 a.m. Liza wrote on her Twitter page, “It’s not really my place to dish the details of why I think Aaryn is awful. She’s cruel and a mean bully. Likes making people cry.”

She also wrote, “She is UNAPOLOGETIC for her behaviour and BRAGS about how much press/attention she’s going to get from all this exposure.”

When Liza received a negative comment about her opinions, she wrote, “…I’ve been with her for days now in ‘real life.’ I tried to give her a chance – clean slate – but she failed.”

Liza further tweeted she wanted to “DISH to all of you right now!!!! But I can’t… I have a BB family to protect. Me advice: Do not follow/support Aaryn.”

When attacked by an Aaryn supporter, Liza wrote, “…You don’t know the half of it. I’m just expressing an opinion…”

Liza noted that she is “still in Vegas” with the “respective BB families,” so she could not be specific about what was taking place.

“AARYN is a TERRIBLE human being. She was disgusting in the house, and she’s even more disgraceful and despicable outside of the house,” she wrote.

When Liza’s Twitter followers questioned her about what took place in Vegas, she wrote, “Made someone cry,” and then after some prodding, revealed it was a fellow “Big Brother” house guest.

One “Big Brother UK” finalist, Gina Rio, also became involved in the conversation, sending a message to Liza, which said, “Props to you for actually being brave enough to speak up and expose that miserable b****, people don’t change over night.”

Liza also tweeted that the apologetic Aaryn that walked out of the “Big Brother 15” jury house was following a “script she was forced to say.”

Aaryn, 22, was seen during the summer on live feeds coming from inside the “Big Brother 15” house and in a montage on an episode of the show, uttering a number of racial and gay slurs.

Just a few of the disturbing and offensive comments included her referring to Candice Stewart, a black house mate, by saying, “Be careful what you say in the dark, might not be able to see the b****,” referring to Andy Herren, a gay cast member, by stating, “No one’s going to vote for whoever that q**** puts up,” and when speaking about Helen Kim, an Asian house guest, Aaryn said, “Shut up! Go make some rice.”

Her statements resulted in her modeling agency, Zephyr Talent, terminating her contract. However, upon discovering what had taken place after the “Big Brother 15” finale, Aaryn slammed the agency as being sub par and said she had numerous modeling agencies waiting to meet with her.

In addition, Candice, who was in the "Big Brother 15" jury with Aaryn, said they have become friends and she believes Aaryn is a changed woman.

It is unclear whether Liza will reveal more about whatever took place in Las Vegas, however, one of her tweets read, “Details to come. What an awful example of humanity.”

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