Model Maysoon walks from the Big Brother house two days before eviction

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She was the second of the three new arrivals to enter four weeks ago,
following Aussie personal assistant Sara and loudmouth theatre director
Belinda.

Goner: Maysoon walks out of the Big Brother house after just four weeks. She was facing the public vote on Friday along with all the other eight housemates

Out of here: Model Maysoon walks out of the Big Brother house two days before facing the public vote

The Muslim model said she never really felt comfortable in the house, coming in after halfway through the show's run

But tonight, the Muslim model decided it was her time to go-just two days before she was set to face eight of her fellow housemates in the public vote.

The 28-year-old has been having a hard time in the house since Sunday night, when Rex confronted her about how she portrayed herself in her audition video.

And in a heart-to-heart with Sara, Kat and Rachel on Tuesday, she admitted she had gone into the Diary Room to ask Big Brother for her suitcase.

'They asked me loads of questions. I never really got one hundred per cent comfortable in the House," she confessed.

Maysoon says her goodbyes to housemate Mikey

'It was hard for us coming in halfway through, people already have their friends,' Sara assured her.

'I'm happy with the month I did. I wouldn't change it,' Maysoon added.

What happened? I really like you!' Kat exclaimed.

'We don't want you to go May,' added Rachel.

'You'll miss out on an eviction," reminded Sara.

'You make the decision. I know it's best for you. You cheer me up a
lot,' said Kat.

'Are you sure you won't regret it, when you watch it on TV?' sensible
Rachel asked.

'No, no," Maysoon said firmly, before joking: 'I want to watch you
guys.'

Darnell, Rex , Mohamed , Rachel , Stuart , Maysoon Shaladi and Kathreya Kasisopa were all put up for eviction for discussing nominations.

The rule-breakers will join eviction nominees Dale Howard and Luke as they face the public vote this Friday.

Trainee P.E. teacher Dale and geeky student Luke both received the most nominations from their fellow housemates, with six and five votes respectively.