If you're not watching Celebrity Big Brother, who even are you? 'Cause if you're the type of person who enjoys casually perusing heat's website during their lunch break over a cheeky meal deal and a vape and you're NOT watching CBB, then you're missing a serious trick. It will complete you, hun.
Casting absolutely slapped with the line-up this year (apart from Mickey Rourke, but we move) and we simply adore every beautiful human living in those camera-infested walls, but we have to say, we are developing a serious soft spot for Apocalypse Wow host, Donna Preston.
WHAT. A. GEM.
We have to say, a few housemates have the potential to win this show, but the winning energy Donna is already giving us is something else.
For us, the icing on the cake was Donna shouting at Chris Hughes in that pink wheelie bin. Icon stuff.
Donna, if you're reading this in the future, heat would like to be best friends with you at your earliest convenience. Please and thank you.
And clearly we're not the only ones to recognise a legend in the making, as according to The Sun, Donna turned down a certain Channel 4 dating show in favour of ITV's Big Brother offering. And to that we say, fair.
According to the publication, Donna had been in talks with E4 bosses about appearing on Celebs Go Dating later this year prior to entering the house, but in the end, opted for CBB.
An insider told the publication, 'Donna was toying with dipping her toe in the dating pool on TV and had been in talks with bosses on the E4 show, but then she was also offered CBB.
'It was a tough decision as she felt both shows would have been fun, but in the end, CBB is a bigger show on a bigger channel, so she felt it was the better career move to go with that.
'She would be open to visiting the dating agency in the future though.'
As much as we would've loved to have seen Donna manage the ups and downs of the Celebrity Dating Agency, we think she made the right choice here – Donna is the kind of celeb queen who was made for Celebrity Big Brother.
And if you're wondering why she couldn't do both shows (after all, Celebs Go Dating hasn't even secured their line-up yet and usually films late summer), it's most likely to do with contracts. No doubt both contracts said she couldn't appear on a rival channel's reality show for a certain amount of time.
And to that we say, I'm A Celeb is an ITV show, so get our Donna in that jungle next please and thank you.