Estelle Landy

Estelle Landy
Houseguest Profile
Born	August 31, 1987 (1987-08-31)
Hometown	Morwell, VIC
Occupation	TV & Radio Host Social Media Mogul
Season History
Big Brother Australia 9
Status	Finalist
Place	3rd
Times Nominated	9 (Weeks 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, & 13)
Nomination Points	89
Days	87
Other Prizes	$5000
Big Brother Australia 14
Status	Evicted
Place	7th
Votes Against	18
Loyalties	Reggie Sorensen Tully Smyth Layla Subritzky Trevor Butler David Graham Jules Rangiheuea
HoH Wins	1 (Week 5)
Nomination Challenge Wins	1 (Day 18)
Times Nominated	7 (Days 4, 21, 39, 41, 51, 56, & 57)
Times Saved	2 (Days 43 & 53)
Nominations Received	12
Days	57
Social Media
Twitter	estelle_landy
Instagram	estelleey

Estelle Landy was a housemate on Big Brother Australia 14. She previously competed on Big Brother Australia 9.

Biography

Estelle Landy Biography

Retrieved from tvblackbox.com.au Estelle 33, QLD Estelle infamously holds the record for receiving the most nominations in a single night (19 votes). She was best known in Season 9 as the person who polarized her fellow housemates. Estelle was undoubtably regarded as the biggest misfit in Big Brother history due to her unique personality and skater girl meets rapper vibe. Even though Estelle goes down in history tied as the most nominated housemate ever with 89 nominations, Australia fell in love with her resilience, loved her quirks and backed the underdog, saving her from nine evictions. Returning to the house, eight years later, she hasn’t changed a bit. She’s still fiery, still emotionally charged and still fights for the underdogs, but she is still polarising in many people’s eyes and loves to debate any topic with an unfiltered opinion. Estelle loves her four horses and is currently a horse-riding coach, as well as big advocate for animal rights and environmental protection. She spends a lot of time working on projects that protect the oceans, waterways, and broader environmental and social programs. Estelle’s strategy will be the same as it was in 2012: she’s going to be true to herself, despite the consequences, regardless if it makes her popular or not. Why did you want to return to the Big Brother house? I learnt so much about myself and general human behaviour last time. I hope to show that you don’t have to be exactly the same as everyone else in who you are to have fun on reality TV. That you can be a bit weird and different to others. I’ve come from nothing and have since created a great life for myself and want to show others they are capable of that too. That we are in charge of our destiny. That we too can be strong and confident in this world. What would you do differently this time around? I think I will just be a little more careful of my empathetic, sensitive heart. I love and care a lot and have some very strong beliefs of how people should be treated well. But I also won’t let anyone push me around or try to manipulate me to get a result. I’ll try to carry more confidence in general and prove you can just be yourself in there. What do you feel is the advantage of being a returning housemate? I have the experience of being through the process once before. I have a general idea of what to expect. However, this time everything will be completely different. Do you see any disadvantages of being a returning housemate? I feel that I could very well have a target on my back because I was a very strong housemate in the past and this could be seen as a threat. What are you most looking forward to in the house? A whole new rollercoaster that I am fortunate enough to have a ticket to. You can’t buy this experience and I am once again geared up and ready to learn. You also, even with a media degree, couldn’t learn more about how that whole side works either.

Player History - Big Brother Australia 9

Nominations History

Week	Points	Nominated	Final Position
2	3	Layla Subritzky	Nominated
	2	Stacey Wren
3	3	Benjamin Norris	Immune
	2	Michael Beveridge
4	4	Sarah Wentworth-Perry	Superpower Holder
	1	Angie Murray
5	3	Stacey Wren	Nominated
	2	Zoe Westgarth
6	3	Angie Murray	Nominated
	2	Bradley Darke
7	2	Angie Murray	Nominated
	3	Stacey Wren
8	2	Michael Beveridge	Superpower Holder
	3	Bradley Darke
9	3	Stacey Wren	Nominated
	2	Michael Beveridge
10	4	Stacey Wren
	1	Zoe Westgarth
	2	Layla Subritzky
	2	Michael Beveridge
11	4	Benjamin Norris	Nominated
	1	Michael Beveridge
12	No Nominations		Nominated
13	No Nominations		Nominated
			3rd Place

Player History - Big Brother Australia 14

Competition/Task History

Week 1	Secret Mission	Passed
	Nomination Challenge	In Main Frame
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
Week 2	Second Chance	Ineligible
	Luxury Challenge	Win
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Shopping Task	Earned $180
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Ineligible
Week 3	Second Chance	Ineligible
	Secret Mission	Ineligible
	Nomination Challenge	Win
	Shopping Task	Earned $360
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Ineligible
Week 4	Second Chance	Loss
	Reward Task	Failed
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Shopping Task	Earned $300
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Ineligible
Week 5	Second Chance	Ineligible
	Secret Mission	Ineligible
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Shopping Task	Earned $92.60
	Nomination Challenge	Sat Out as HOH
	Panic Task	Ineligible
Week 6	Second Chance	Ineligible
	Reward Task	Failed
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Shopping Task	Earned $80
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Ineligible
	Second Chance	Win
Week 7	Reward Task	Ineligible
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Shopping Task	Earned $340
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Passed
	Second Chance	Ineligible
	Luxury Challenge	Win
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
Week 8	Shopping Task	Earned $600
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Panic Task	Ineligible
	Second Chance	Win
	Nomination Challenge	Loss
	Second Chance	Loss

Voting History

Eviction Voting

Week	Position	Voted for	With Majority?
1	In Main Frame
	Nominated	Sam Manovski	No
2	–	Mel Todd	Yes
	–	Johnson Ashak	No
3	–	Lara Phillips	Yes
	Nominator	–	–
4	Nominated	–	–
	–	Aleisha Campbell	No
5	–	Sam Manovski	No
	HOH	Anthony Drew	No
		Anthony Drew	Yes
6		Aleisha Campbell Aleisha Campbell	Yes Yes (Tiebreaker)
	Nominated	Dave Graham	Yes
	Saved	Ineligible
7	–	Johnson Ashak	No
	–	Taras Hrubyj-Piper	No
	–	Johnson Ashak	No
8	Saved	Gabbie Keevill	Yes
	Nominated	Tim Dormer	No
	In Attic
	Nominated	–	–

House Nominations

Week	Nominated	Nominated By	Final Position
1	Mel Todd	–	–
2	Lulu Oliveira	Aleisha Campbell	–
3	Johnson Ashak	Aleisha Campbell Jaycee Edwards Johnson Ashak	Nominated
4	Johnson Ashak	Aleisha Campbell Johnson Ashak	–
5	Anthony Drew	Ineligible	HOH
6	Anthony Drew	Anthony Drew Johnson Ashak Taras Hrubyj-Piper	Nominated
7	Johnson Ashak	Johnson Ashak	–
8	Johnson Ashak	Johnson Ashak Tim Dormer	Nominated

HOH Voting

Week	Nominated	Nominated By	Final Position
2	No Voting		–
3	Dave Graham	–	–
4	Jules Rangiheuea	Ineligible	–
5	Jaycee Edwards	Brenton Parkes Dave Graham Gabbie Keevill Jaycee Edwards Jules Rangiheuea Reggie Sorensen Tim Dormer Tully Smyth	HOH
6	Reggie Sorensen	Ineligible	–
7	Reggie Sorensen	–	–
8	Ineligible		–

Nominator History

	Nominees			Intended Target
Day 18	Jaycee	Evicted Joel	Johnson	Joel

Trivia

• Estelle holds the record for the most nomination points received in a single round of the original Big Brother Australia voting system, receiving 19 nomination points in Week 6 of Big Brother Australia 9.
• Estelle and Tahan Lew-Fatt are tied for receiving the most nomination points in Big Brother Australia, each receiving 89 nomination points throughout Big Brother Australia 9 and Big Brother Australia 10 respectively.
  • Coincidentally, both would finish as the 3rd place finalist of their respective seasons.

Reflist

Big Brother Australia 9 Housemates
Benjamin Layla Estelle Michael Zoe Sam Stacey Angie Josh Bradley Ava George Ray Sarah Ryan Charne Winner Runner-Up Third Place Evicted Walked

Big Brother Australia 14 Housemates
Reggie Johnson Taras Brenton Aleisha Tim Estelle Gabbie Jaycee Drew Tully Jules Dave Sam Lulu Trevor Joel Lara Layla Mel Josh Winner Runner-Up Third Place Evicted