Miss GB bosses accuse Zara Holland of being 'fame hungry' as they open up about THAT Loose Women row
Love Island star Zara locked horns with beauty pageant bosses after coming face-to-face with her replacement on the ITV show
Miss GB bosses have slammed former beauty queen Zara Holland as 'fame hungry'.
Their comments come after a furious behind-the-scenes row at Loose Women last week, where Zara came face-to-face with her replacement, Deone Robertson.
Zara was stripped of her title after she had sex with Alex Bowen on raunchy ITV2 reality series Love Island.
Speaking to the The Sun, National Director of Miss Great Britain, Kate Solomons, said Zara was more interested in pursuing celebrity status than focusing on being a good role model.
Addressing the bust-up, Kate said current Miss GB Deone approached Zara to "wish her all the best" after they faced each other on the Loose Women panel.
She claimed Zara told Deone she had no problem with her, but was upset with how pageant bosses went about de-throning her.
Zara claims she was the last to know about their decision, which took place while she was in the Love Island villa.
"She was shouting at me 'why are you smiling, your organisation is a joke', Kate said. "She said I had made her mum ill and stressed as I didn't communicate with her.
"I remained calm and told Zara she was embarrassing herself and she needed to calm down, but Zara had completely lost her temper."
Zara later denied she had been aggressive and a show insider said that while there had been an "altercation", Zara "wasn't physically removed" from the green room.
Kate added: "When Zara was first crowned last September we asked her if she wanted to be successful or to be famous – and she said she wanted to be famous.
“Although she raised £3,000 in the run up to being crowned Miss Great Britain, Zara's charity work appears to have stopped since winning – all she wanted to do was attend high profile red carpet events.
"We work with charities and children, and we want our winner to be a role model. Brands we work with can't be associated with a winner who has had sex on TV."
A spokesperson for Zara said: "The Miss GB team did not contact Zara until six days after she had returned from Love Island and after they had made the announcement in the press, by which point there was little left to discuss.
"Seeing as the Miss GB organisers chose to announce Zara's de-crowning in the press rather than to Zara or her family, it would seem that if anyone was interested in fame it would be them!
"Zara will continue to do her charity work in private, as she did prior to gaining the title, now that Miss GB do not insist this is done publicly."
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