Long-time ‘CBB’ fans will remember that part of Chantelle’s mission when she entered the house was to convince her fellow housemates that she was actually a member of fictional girl group Kandy Floss (with a ‘K’), also giving a less-than-enthusiastic performance of their only single, ‘I Want It Right Now’.
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Chloe Jasmine, as part of Kandy Floss
At the show’s wrap party, which was screened on E4, Chantelle gave the song another performance, featuring a slew of ‘bandmates’, which included a teenage Chloe Jasmine, giving it her all as she performed backing vocals.
Aged just 16, she performed for judges Simon Cowell, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh, clad in a curious B*Witched-inspired denim jacket, and a pink cowboy hat, usually reserved for hen nights and girl band arena tours.
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Chloe, and her cowboy hat, did not win her any fans in 2006
Simon described her as “every parent’s worst nightmare”, while her opening clip saw her telling viewers that she “craves fame”, remarks she claimed were put in her mouth by producers during a recent talk in the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ house.
Eight years later, after a stint on Naomi Campbell’s modelling show ‘The Face’, Chloe returned to ‘X Factor’, this time making it through to the live shows, where she met her fiancé, Stevi Ritchie.
Chloe Jasmine: 9 Facts In 90 Seconds
Chloe Jasmine(01 of09)
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Chloe Jasmine Whichello is, according to her own bio, an "international model", as well as a published author and aspiring jazz singer - not bad considering she's just 24 years old.Less impressively, she also appeared in the Channel 5 documentary 'I'm A Shopaholic And Can't Stop Spending', which we're sure was worthy of the Sundance festival. (credit:Thames TV/Syco/Corbis)
Chloe Jasmine(02 of09)
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If you're wondering why she looks familiar, the chances are you saw her as a contestant on the UK version of 'The Face', where she was mentored by supermodel Naomi Campbell. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)
Chloe Jasmine(03 of09)
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Chloe and Naomi clashed a number of times on 'The Face', largely due to Chloe's free-spirited attitude and tendency to want to do her own thing. So we're sure she'll love being assigned a song each week, particularly when the inevitable 'Spice Girls vs Girls Aloud' week rears its ugly head. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)
Chloe Jasmine(04 of09)
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After leaving the boarding school she was sent to as a child - which she claims is responsible for her well-rounded pronunciation - she was about to get a degree in law, before packing it all in to follow her dreams of stardom. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)
Chloe Jasmine(05 of09)
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A self-confessed "posh girl", Chloe has said in the past: "As rock and roll as it would be to live on the side of the road suffering for my art, I would rather not." (credit:Thames TV/Syco/Corbis)
Chloe Jasmine(06 of09)
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Ambitious Chloe has previously spoken about the importance of having a goal, telling 'The Face' judge Caroline Winberg: "Without a goal or an obstacle you're just running through a green cricket pitch for the rest of your life."A cricket pitch. Good lord. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)
Chloe Jasmine(07 of09)
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According to Chloe's page on Model Mayhem: "I only work with inspirational people ... that are enthusiastic, driven, fun, creative, professional and interesting."Luckily for her, Louis Walsh ticks all of those boxes and more. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)
Chloe Jasmine(08 of09)
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As an experienced model, Chloe loves to change up her look, which includes wearing wigs. She was even told off for Naomi Campbell for showing up to the auditions of 'The Face' wearing a wig she bought at Harrords, with the diva telling her: "Next time you go wig-shopping, take me with you." (credit:Thames TV/Syco/Corbis)
Chloe Jasmine(09 of09)
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This actually isn't Chloe's first crack at 'The X Factor' whip, having first auditioned for the show back in 2007. She's in good company though as Alexandra Burke, Liam Payne of One Direction, Jade Thirlwall of Little Mix and Joe McElderry were all more successful on their second attempts at 'X Factor' than their first. (credit:Twitter/Chloe Jasmine)