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TS: What happened? What went wrong?
JP: It was completely my fault. The last competition was a fluke. Whatever. I switched hands. So I couldn’t compete in the final. The other competition was the car suspended from the air or whatever. That was a physical competition. There was no way I could beat that. It was kind of geared toward a male, I think. Whatever. I knew I was toast.
TS: Well, you did make a power play there at the end and win back a lot of respect, I think. What happened with Will? Was that all game? Did you really have feelings for him?
JP: I think it started out as game. Obviously after Howie left, I knew I kinda needed him. I think for him he was all game and toward the end, I think because we had spent so much time together, I was starting to get a little bit of feelings for him. We couldn’t really talk about it because we didn’t want it on the Internet. You know what I mean? It was weird. We couldn’t talk about it. But yeah, I had feelings for him.
TS: What did you see in him?
JP: Who knows? It was the environment. In the house, you get to know people so well. There’s even family members I don’t spend that much time with. I think being in the house with someone for three days is equivalent to dating someone for three months. It’s just so intense because you’re always together. I liked him as a person. I thought he was funny. He was really smart. He interested me.
TS: Why did it take you and Erika so long to figure out you were being played by Chill Town?
JP: There were several indications. I just couldn’t put my finger on it. I started to realize it when I put "Chicken" George and Erika up and Boogie was not voted out and "Chicken" George was. I think it took us so long because the boys had pinned us so far against each other. I was hating her in the game. For me, I just wanted to hang out with Will and didn’t want to see anyone else in the house. And he kept it that way. He never left me alone. So I never talked to Erika. The game was over for me so it didn’t matter for me to spill a few secrets. I asked her if Chill Town asked her to be a part of Chill Town and she said "Yes!" and that’s when we realized it.
TS: If things had gone further with you and Will, would you have taken him to the end?
JP: Obviously, I was targeting Boogie for several weeks. I think if I would’ve gotten Boogie out, I probably would’ve taken Will to the final two. I wouldn’t have had another target.
TS: Why didn’t y’all get rid of Chill Town earlier? Everyone knew they were a threat.
JP: We knew they were aligned. We could’ve gotten rid of them in the end. And in the end I would’ve been dealing with Nakomis and Jase. You can only take people out one at a time. And I think at that time, competition-wise, Nakomis was a bigger threat — and so was Jase, who’s, you know, psycho. The thing is we didn’t want the floaters to float. We wanted them to play.
TS: Knowing what you know now, what would you have done differently?
JP: I would’ve got rid of Boogie week six. Instead of putting Marcellas up, I would’ve put him up. I could’ve said I was putting him up as a pawn. I’m sure the guys in my alliance would’ve much rather gotten rid of him. That was a huge, stupid mistake for not putting Boogie up.
TS: How do you feel about going into sequester?
JP: It’s really sad. I don’t really get to go see my houseguests. They’re making me stay in a hotel room by myself. I really wanted to go see Will and Howie and Marcellas and hang out with them. They’re not gonna let me see them until the round-table where we ask the final two questions.
TS: Since you basically witnessed everything that happened, what are you going to say to the jury?
JP: I think I’m going to discuss with the jury what Erika and I had discovered. I don’t know who I’m voting for yet. It’s 50/50. I don’t know who I want to try and persuade the jury to vote for. I want to vote for the best player.
TS: How does it feel to be evicted at the same point in the game as you were before?
JP: I have mixed feelings about it. To make final three with the huge target on my back was extremely hard so I feel proud. But getting third place? It’s not fun. You don’t get any money. You know what I mean? It’s so close. It’s just like I was last year. I guess everything happens for a reason.
The Slug
I wonder why she is not going to the sequester house?
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When her million dollar collection of jewellery was apparently stolen, Hollywood star Lindsay Lohan made a desperate appeal for the thief to hand it back.The party-loving actress was said to be devastated after her Hermes handbag went missing as she arrived at Heathrow Airport.The police were called in and a hunt launched for the culprit who had made off with the jewellery – thought to be worth £530,000To her delight, the bag and its contents were returned to her after being found by a chauffeur in a car park near Heathrow Airport and handed into police. But now officers believe there may be a far more innocent explanation for its disappearance.They think her aides may simply have forgotten to load it into the boot of the car as they prepared to drive the actress to London’s Dorchester Hotel.Police confirmed they had returned the bag to Miss Lohan and the Hollywood star checked its contents and told officers that nothing was missing.A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said that officers were now happy that, contrary to initial reports, the bag was never stolen.She added: "The incident is being classed ‘recovered lost property’. The victim has confirmed that no items are missing and we can find no evidence of theft."The 20-year-old actress claimed the orange Hermes designer handbag was stolen shortly after she arrived at Heathrow’s Terminal One on Thursday night.She made a desperate appeal for its safe return, saying it contained vital medication for asthma. But the man who recovered the handbag has told the Daily Mail how he came across it lying in a car park."I found the bag on the back of a trolley in a carpark near Terminal One on Thursday night," he said."I picked it up with the intention of handing it into police. I had no idea it was Lindsay Lohan’s until I saw the news headlines on Friday morning. I contacted the police straight away and said I would drop it off at Heathrow police station."Police said they are treating the chauffeur, who runs his own private hire car business, as a witness – not a suspect. No-one has been arrested.A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said. "A member of the public contacted us to say they had found it and brought it in. We have not yet established what, if anything, is missing."A police source said the bag contained "items", but it was unclear whether the valuable jewellery had been taken. Officers were expected to reunite Miss Lohan with the bag yesterday afternoon.
