Beauty described the intense pressure she faced inside and outside the house, saying the criticism felt overwhelming.
“The heat was too much, and personally, I felt like nothing I said was going to make sense because all they wanted to do was crucify me like Jesus. It was very hard,” she said.
She expressed frustration with online commentators, noting that people often refuse to give others grace or room to change, forgetting that life is constantly evolving.
She revealed that after her disqualification, she struggled to face her parents, admitting, “I was too ashamed to see them. I didn’t know how to face them. I was in a very bad place.” Her parents, aware of her emotional nature, continued to reach out with messages of love, reminding her of their support.
Beauty also shared how deeply the experience affected her mental health. “I cried every day. I was thinking of ending it. I almost actually committed suicide,” she confessed. She said the judgment from strangers made her feel isolated, but support from her fans around the world helped her through the darkest moments. “I decided to focus on the love. Since then, I’ve always focused on the positive messages,” she said.
Reflecting on the ordeal, she acknowledged her mistakes and the lessons learned. “That was the lowest point of my life, and I’ve decided it will stay that way. There’s no room for such mistakes anymore,” she said.
Despite the pain, she emphasized personal growth and resilience, thanking her fans and supporters for helping her regain strength. Beauty’s candid recount highlights the emotional challenges reality-TV contestants can face and underscores the importance of empathy, support, and mental-health awareness.

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