List of Big Brother 2004 Housemates (UK) - Daniel

Daniel

Daniel Charles Stuart Bryan, born on January 3, 1974, was a 30 year old hairdresser and DJ from Hull. He was openly gay, and stated that straight men often fall for him. He said that he likes to "tell it like it is," and cannot stand phoniness. He was one of the original twelve Housemates to enter the house on Day 1. He had a close friendship with Jason while in the house, and got along well with most other Housemates. He was often seen with Housemate Vanessa, and the two frequently gossiped together. He clashed with Housemates Kitten and Marco, though avoided drama for the most part. On Day 18, Daniel was nominated for eviction, having received five nominations from his fellow Housemates. Due to Emma's expulsion from the house on Day 23, the eviction was postponed for one week; Daniel and Vanessa remained the two nominees this week. On Day 29, it was revealed that Vanessa had been evicted from the house, receiving a total of 86% of the public vote.

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