Big Brother star reveals they’re returning to old job as bingo bar worker and cleaner just weeks after leaving the show
BIG Brother star Jenkin Edwards has revealed that he is returning to his old job back home in Wales just weeks after leaving the reality TV house.
Jenkin, 25, was one of the contestants chosen to take part in the ITV reboot of the reality mega hit.
He found himself booted out of the contest during the final week alongside Tom Bryant as part of a brutal back door eviction.
Jenkin, who became known for his one-liners and trademark 'miserable' attitude, struck up friendships with many of his co-stars whilst in the house but has now revealed that he is already looking to head back to his former job since achieving notability on the show.
The star worked as a bingo caller in his local pub as well as shifts as a cleaner and a bartender in the establishment.
Jenkin even got to show off his bingo calling skills in the Big Brother house during a task he led for himself and his housemates.
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Speaking to The Sun at the press launch for adults only pantomime Jack And His Giant Bigstalk, Jenkin said of his plans: "At the minute, I'm in talks with my old boss about me going back and how we are going to navigate me going back to my ordinary job but trying to navigate this crazy life as well."
Jenkin hinted that he had some secret projects in the pipeline, teasing a future radio venture as well as work alongside his house best pal Chanelle Bowen, but confirmed he would be working any such roles alongside his day to day job.
The reality star continued: "We're going to see how it pans out.
"I had my homecoming in my bar that I worked at, it was packed!
"So we are just trying to navigate a way of working together as my boss is my best friend so we are trying to work together to work that out."
Jenkin recently spent time with his co-stars Olivia Young and Paul Blackburn as they celebrated Olivia reaching second place of the show at a party in her hometown.
During the reboot of the show, a notable divide caused war in the house with two clear groups which resulted in more tension than ever before.
