published by John Blake Publishing, was released on 3 July 2014. Television work Big Brother 2007 Hayes was one of the housemates of Big Brother 8 in 2007. She started a relationship with fellow housemate Ziggy Lichman in the house, though they split up and got back together several times during the series. Hayes was tested by Big Brother and had one of the highest IQs in the house, scoring 114. On Day 61 (Sunday 29 July 2007) Hayes left and re-entered the house after consulting a psychologist. Hayes left the house at her own request on Day 62. She re-entered the House for a few minutes on Day 89 as part of a task. Wannabe Hayes was asked to become a member of the judging panel in a VH1 UK show, Wannabe, in which Hayes and a panel of judges had to put together a band of 25+ year old girls for a live concert. Nuts TV Hayes co-presented live on Nuts TV with O.J. Borg and was asked to present a show on a regular Wednesday slot, but she had to stop presenting on the channel to make time for her music career. Chanelle: Wannabe Popstar Hayes also starred in a reality TV series for VH1 UK called Chanelle: Wannabe Popstar. Launched on 18 April 2008, it charted her progress as she attempted to make a debut single and music video. Other Hayes has also appeared on This Morning, Celebrity Scissorhands and Ready Steady Cook. On 5 June 2008, Hayes appeared on the BB Launch Night Special of The Friday Night Project (1 episode, The Big Brother Launch Project, 2008). Among other things she co-hosted a quiz section with Brian Dowling. Three days later she appeared in "Fame," the second episode of How TV Changed Britain (Channel Four). This episode described how television has transformed our understanding of fame in the UK. On 27 July 2008, Hayes appeared as a celebrity guest on the first episode of Totally Calum Best: The Best Is Yet to Come (MTV UK). On 23 September that year, she appeared as a guest on Losing It-Griff Rhys Jones on Anger, a BBC2 documentary by Griff Rhys Jones, where she discussed anger. On 11 January 2009, she appeared as a contributor on the BBC1 programme The Big Questions, presented by Nicky Campbell. The topic she was asked to talk about was, "Is it wrong