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Big Brother legend Nadia Almada issued a heart-wrenching apology to her younger self for 'fat-shaming' and 'objectifying' her looks during an appearance on Loose Women on Tuesday. Two decades after her historic win, the 47-year-old reality TV star opened up to the panel about how she has grown as a person and what life has been like since.

Big Brother star Nadia Almada has opened up about her love life in a candid chat. Nadia, 47, was crowned champion of series five in 2004 and made history as the first ever transgender contestant to star on the Channel 4 programme. But despite it being two decades since she won the show, swapping her raven locks for bombshell blonde and using a pseudonym on dating apps, potential suitors still recognise her, which she finds 'a real turn off.'

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A Big Brother legend has returned to the house ahead of the spectacular ITV2 revival. As she talked in a recent interview on Thursday, almost two decades after her first onscreen appearance, Nadia Almada, now 46, is expected to'show the kids how it's done.' In 2004, the TV star was crowned champion of series 5 and made history by becoming the first transgender contestant to appear on the Channel 4 show.

She rose to fame nearly 20 years ago after winning Big Brother, becoming the first female contestant to be cast on Channel 4's television show. And in a recent interview, Nadia Almada has opened up on life since the reality show, as well as announcing her grand plans for her future. Since winning Big Brother, Nadia, 46, moved to silence after the showbiz work fizzled out and began as a hairdresser, a career she has enjoyed for ten years. However, Nadia announced that she plans to extend her OnlyFans website in order to attract a broader audience.

Nadia Almada, the Big Brother star, appeared almost unrecognizable when she stepped out in Surrey on Wednesday, almost 20 years after appearing on the reality show for the first time. In 2004, the TV presenter, now 46, was named the first male to appear on the Channel 4 show as the first female contestant to appear on the program. And Nadia was a far cry from her Big Brother days as she swapped her curly black locks for a sleek blonde appearance during a low-key visit to a laser clinic.

Nadia Almada, a Big Brother legend, has spoken out about her time on the show in 2004 and praised her ability to "be herself and not a trans woman." On Friday, the television personality, 46, who went on to train as a stylist after winning the fifth series and now works as a stylist, appeared alongside Kate Lawler and Nasty Nick on This Morning to celebrate a mini reunion. She reflected on how it felt to be a transsexual woman in the legendary Borehamwood abode and expressed delight in the ability to be entirely herself without labels, making history during her time on the show.

After winning the iconic reality television competition, legendary Big Brother housemate Nadia Almada looks completely different 19 years later. The TV actress, 46, who went on to work as a Sassoon hairdresser after winning the fifth series in 2004 and now works as a stylist, took to Instagram to post a snapshot of herself with bleached blonde hair. Her new appearance is very different from the one she sported on the program - she had black hair with a short wavy bob.