Big Brother UKās Hallie is getting support from around the house now that sheās come out as trans.
On the October 9 episode, Hallie, who, at just 18 years of age, is the youngest contestant in the house this year, opened up to her housemates on the British reality show.
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ā Big Brother UK (@bbuk) October 9, 2023
āHey guys, I just have something to say. Yesterday I feel like I wasnāt being 100 percent authentic in myself,ā she said. āI thought Iād let everyone know Iām trans, if you didnāt know already. I just thought Iād make that loud and clear. Iām a trans woman if you didnāt know. Just wanted to bring that up.ā
She was immediately greeted with āgood for you,ā āthanks for sharing,ā and hugs from her fellow castmates.
She also talked about how, if she wins, she wants to use the money for her transition. After she came out, Hallie was talking to her housemate Kerry when asked if she plans to ātransition fully.ā
āYeah, if I win Iām gonna get a vagina, designer vagina,ā she replied, smiling. āThatās what I want. And Iām gonna pay my mum back for all the years she paid for my treatment.ā
Kerry and other BBUK cast member Jenkin started to get emotional, with Kerry saying that makes her want to cry.
āHow much are we talking, for you to get a fanny,ā Kerry asked, with Hallie replying that it would be āabout 30 grand.ā
āItās ridiculous,ā Jenkin interjected. āJust for you to be yourself.ā
āIt is! The mind doesnāt match the body, thatās the best way to describe being trans,ā Hallie agreed. āI have a female mind, but the body just doesnāt match.ā
She also explained that she has been on hormone replacement therapy since she was 16, and that because of the long waiting time for trans-related health care, sheās never had a boyfriend, ānever had sex, never done anything sexual with anyone because Iām just not comfortable in my body.ā
Two trans people have previously won Big Brother UK, with trans woman Nadia Almada winning in 2004 and Luke Anderson, a trans man, winning in 2012.





