(Dagbladet): Big Brother has started a new season, and this year there has been sweet music from some of the participants.
Went down on her knees
John Dalin (23 ) and Julia Krischel (29) took their romance to the next level when they surprisingly engaged in the house yesterday.
The two had previously joked about giving each other the marriage promise, but chose seeming suddenly to make serious plans.
During a romantic dinner went Dalin down on his knees, although he had recently spoken partner in negative terms, saying that she was not his type.
– This started as a joke two hours ago, but it can happen in two hours and my feelings for you have grown tremendously in the two hours, he said, before he asked the big question.
View the full proposal in the video at the top of the case.
– Rarely cost
– Engagement in the house is a rare, and we are very excited about continuation. Julia is nominated, so we’ll see if love triumphs in Thursday’s live broadcast, conveys executive producer of FEM and SBS Discovery, Lasse Hallberg per e-mail.
The pleasure can actually be short-lived for the newly engaged couple.
Krischel nominated for utstemning and risk having to leave the house tonight.
Collusion?
Whether or not it’s all a game for her to remain in the house do not want SBS Discovery, which is behind the production, to say nothing about.
They will not comment on how the couple got engagement rings from.
– We hope that it will be the wedding, but it is up to the amorous couple. Viewers have seen that feelings have fluctuated in both in the past, but now it’s just luck, says Hallberg.
Dalin has since stated that he did not intend to marry .
Drama
There has been a lot of drama during the 40 days delltakerne have been trapped in the house.
The program, which is a collaboration between Norway and Sweden, have already attracted attention. Norwegian Stale Vollan (29) was thrown out of “Big Brother” -house having put the prescription drug sobril the coffee cup to a notified saws.
Participant Paulina pasture feed (23) said that she felt unfairly treated and bullied after she been home.
“Big Brother” is like “Paradise Hotel” for the large youth, concluded Dagbladet’s reviewer, and gave reality show a three.
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