CBB’s Jemma Lucy abused her mum so badly that she got sent to ‘brat camp’ in Utah at just 15
The reality star is only recognisable in the clip thanks to her attitude
SHE is known for being somewhat of a hell raiser both on and off screen and it seems Jemma Lucy always had a very naughty streak.
In fact the tattoo model and CBB star’s behaviour was so bad she was sent to ‘brat camp’ in Utah when she was just 15, which fortunately for us was filmed for a Channel 4 reality show.
Footage from the show, which was called Brat Camp, reveals that Jemma made her parents life a living hell and her mum in particular suffered constant abuse.
Speaking in the clip, her dad said: "Being told to f*** off is hard to take."
While her mum – who no longer speaks to her because of her tattoos and line of work – lamented: "The abuse is just horrendous.
"I search my heart and wonder where I've gone wrong."
Jemma, who looks completely unrecognisable in the footage from 2005, as she is completely tattoo and surgery free, gloated: "I'm stubborn in a way that I won't accept no for an answer."
After being expelled from five different schools and being caught shop lifting they clearly decided enough was enough and sent her packing.
But in true Jemma style, she wasn’t going to go easily or behave well when she got to Turnout Ranch, where the show was filmed.
In the video, Jemma is seen being punished for her behaviour by being made to walk around a paddock for three hours.
She’s later tied to her campmate Alex as a bonding exercise, after they came to blows.
Moaning about her fellow campmate, Jemma said: "If I was in England and I met someone like that, I'd think – who the hell are you?"
Last year Jemma revealed that her mother disowned her after she had sex on TV in Ex On The Beach, amongst other things.
In an emotional video, she said: "My own mum disowned me purely because of the career that I have and the tattoos that I have quite a while ago.
"I now don't have a mum or relationship with a mum because of the way I look.
"So from personal experience I hope that nobody else goes through that."
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