Heidi Fleiss gets waited on by CBB housemates

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After Big Brother woke the housemates at 9.45am with the sound of the evil cackling clowns, the former Hollywood madam continued to lounge in bed while the others rallied round.

Jones, who celebrates his 45th birthday in the house today, took her breakfast in the bedroom.

Sisqo did some singing to entertain her and then rapper Lady Sovereign went to clear her breakfast plate away.

Relaxing: Heidi Fleiss lounges in bed

A little while later Fleiss, who was jailed for running a Hollywood prostitution ring, sent fellow housemate Katia Ivanova to fetch a bottle of water while she continued to laze around.

Meanwhile, cage fighter Alex Reid got up and oiled his body before heading out to the garden to work out alone.

He did some skipping and some weights while everyone else stayed inside eating breakfast and talking about food and a mysterious figure who continually broke wind overnight.

The housemates also got on to the subject of religion.

Born-again Christian Stephen Baldwin told the celebrities: "I tell you right now, what the experience in Heaven is going to be is so far beyond this experience. I can't wait to get there."

DJ Basshunter nodded while glamour model Nicola T weighed in: "I do believe there's a lovely Heaven but I don't think I'd take the Bible's law. I'll take peace..."

Actor Baldwin, who is the director of his own ministry, The Breakthrough Ministry, added: "I don't try to say that the experience I'm having is for everyone."

Lady Sovereign responded: "Yeah but everyone has their own Lord though."

Fleiss has been the first to break the silence about her housemates in the Diary Room, describing some as "annoying" and "idiots".

Baldwin could be an "idiot", she said, before adding that she could be wrong.

Last night's show was seen by 3.5 million viewers - peaking at 3.6 million - and watched by 23.9% of the available audience.

The figures were up on the 3 million and 11.3% audience share who watched the second night during the last series.