Apprentice wannabe Lottie Lion has said she's started to annoy herself on the hit BBC show.
Librarian Lottie, who has become a controversial figure this series because of her no-nonsense and cut-throat attitude, makes the confession in tonight's episode as she opens up during the tough interview round.
"Honestly, I have become aware of parts of me in this process that I'm really not fond of," said the 19-year-old before adding, "I don't like myself and parts of myself that I've seen in this process, like the fact I have fallen out with people and the fact people don't trust me as a leader."
The star finds it difficult to watch back as there are parts of herself throughout the show she isn't keen on.
Lottie added: "That is personally really difficult to cope with."
However, when it comes to co-stars, Lottie insists she doesn't regret upsetting any of her rivals on the business show in a bid to win the £250,000 business investment and 50/50 partnership with Lord Sugar.
Speaking about her rivals, the star said: "When I entered this process, I entered it to win an investment, not to make friends.
"While I like to be pleasant towards people, if they are going to stand in the way of my success I don't really have a problem in expressing my opinions."
Lottie hit the headlines at the beginning of the series as it emerged she had allegedly made racist remarks towards fellow contestant Lubna Farhan in a WhatsApp group - which she denies.
It was claimed that Lottie told Lubna to "shut up Gandi" and threatened to "f*** her up".
BBC bosses issued a statement last month, however some contestants felt as though she had been let off the hook.
Her persona has also made her a target for abuse from fans, as she's received nasty messages online and even been spat at in the street.
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