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Celebrity Big Brother's Louis Walsh has claimed he's going to try and be a 'better person' after leaving the house.
The music manager, 71, secured fourth place in the series after playing a controversial role as he spilled secrets about his music industry life and his outspoken views on celebrities.
Speaking in an interview just days after the final, Louis claimed he's going to try and be 'nicer' after 'reality check' cancer diagnosis.
He told The Sun: 'Cancer is a great reality check. This whole experience is going to change me. I'm going to try and be a better person.
'I am going to try and be nicer. I am a bit catty. I always let people know what I think of them, that's just me.
Celebrity Big Brother's Louis Walsh has claimed he's going to try and be a 'better person' after leaving the house
Speaking in an interview just days after the final, Louis claimed he's going to try and be 'nicer' after 'reality check' cancer diagnosis
He added: 'I was only telling the truth. I wasn't trying to be catty, I was just reporting what I saw. I was brought up to say it like it is. Some of the housemates were just boring and bland and playing to the cameras.'
Louis also revealed he secretly suffered from insomnia and anxiety during his time in the house - with medics forced to treat him off camera.
He experienced two panic attacks in the early hours of the morning, admitting 'the night times scared him'.
It comes after Celebrity Big Brother viewers branded Friday night's final 'a fix' after David Potts beat Louis Walsh.
Louis, 71, secured fourth place in the series after playing a controversial role as he spilled secrets about his music industry life and his outspoken views on celebrities .
Fans hailed the Irish music manager as the 'most entertaining' contestant and were thrown into disbelief when he had an early exit during Friday's show, after being bookies favourite to win earlier this week.
During the grand final, host AJ Odudu announced Ibiza Weekender star David as the 2024 winner , with Strictly Come Dancing professional Nikita Kuzmin as the runner-up.
Coronation Street 's Colson Smith came third and TV presenter Fern Britton in fifth place.
Fans expressed their shock at his fourth-place finish, venting their frustrations online and branding the show 'a fix'.
The music manager, 71, secured fourth place in the series after playing a controversial role as he spilled secrets about his music industry life and his outspoken views on celebrities
