Ann Widdecombe is Celebrity Big Brother 2018's runner-up as she finishes in second place
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Ann Widdecombe is the runner-up of this year's Celebrity Big Brother.
The retired politician has finished in second place, just behind winner Shane Jenek aka Courtney Act .
She has previously said that she was shocked to make it so far in the contest as she knows she has "unfashionable views".
Ann, 70, clashed with her housemates on a number of occasions over things like gay marriage and abortion rights.
As she chatted to host Emma Willis, she said: "Do you know how many times I've turned this programme down?"
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Ann was asked if she enjoyed her time in the house, and she said: "I'll let you know when I've seen the footage."
She said she definitely enjoyed it more than she thought she would, because she didn't think she'd enjoy it at all.
She added that living with 15 other people was "terrible".
Ann said: "I was woken up by awful pop music by Big Brother some days and it was even followed by an obscene performance one day."
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The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant revealed that her new hair style had been inspired by housemate Malika Haqq, who had a make-shift salon in the house.
Emma asked if she was looking forward to going back home to her cats and Ann said: "I don't have cats, that's misinformation."
"Oh, I thought you had cats," Emma said.
And Ann told her: "Well, I did have cats. They've all died."
Ann said that Shane J has NOT given her any food for thought during their discussions in the house.
And she said that the main reason she's so excited about coming second is because it's an "endorsement of free speech", saying she exercised her right to air her unfashionable views.
Ann also slammed Emma's interview style telling her: "If you stick with line of questioning then all you're going to get is no, no, no."
Emma lately said Ann had 'put her in her place'.