GenQ - For the not so straight individual

What appeared to be a conquest for love in the Big Brother house, is now just confusing the hell out of everybody. Before David graced the stage to enter the house, the audience was shown a video clip of him riding a horse and splashing about in a dam. Oh yeah? and he told us he was looking for love.

His search for a long term partner was much talked about in the Big Brother house when David came out to his fellow housemates.

But then Aussie trash-mag DNA (the gay mans equivalent of New Idea) unearths the cowboys alleged outside ?love interest?. 23 year-old Lebanese Muslim Sherif Kanawati tells DNA that they met at a Mardi Gras function and share a deep love for each other ? complete with shared interest in sending positive messages about being gay to the society. Oddly enough, he rules David out as a ?boyfriend?.

But then (again) comes Big Brother's Lie detector twist last Sunday night. Questioned if he is in a relationship in the outside world, David correctly answers ?Yes?. The live audience responded with shock.

The DNA website claims that BB producers might have alerted David to come clean about the relationship. I doubt the publication has that much power.

I wonder how David will react when he finds out that Sherif has been sporting the story all over town ? including the magazines. Word is, the next mag set to cough up a pay-load for the story is? you guessed it? NW.

Little Brother has learned that Sherif was spotted at Sydney's Arq nightclub a couple of weeks ago, with on lookers not withstanding his claim of a Big Brother bed buddy.

But the question still remains, is this legitimate? If so, why is David still seeking a partner? Not a good sign for Sherif.