BUSTY Makosi Musambasi had her £10,000 fee for starring in Big Brother snatched by debt collectors.
And the money men want another £20,000 from her, it has been revealed.
Zimbabwe-born Makosi, 30, landed herself with a huge legal bill during a battle to stay in Britain four years ago.
A Big Brother insider said: “It looks like Makosi has built herself a mountain of debt and not been able to deal with it.
“She stays at home all day and won’t answer the door for fear of legal papers being handed to her.
“Her legal battle not to be deported cost her £50,000 and over half of it is unpaid.”
A company chasing her for cash managed to arrange a third party order at Aylesbury County Court, Bucks, requiring Ultimate Big Brother bosses Endemol to hand over Makosi’s £10,000 fee.
Sources say shocked Makosi did not find out until she was evicted.
Makosi’s money worries have baffled friends, who thought she had a wealthy boyfriend living in Africa who was taking care of her. The Big Brother source added: “Makosi has loads of other debts to be paid as well.
“She owes a garage about £7,000 for fixing her car. A lot of people think she hasn’t even picked up the car, which she left there in May.”
While in the Ultimate Big Brother house Makosi kept telling housemates about being charged a huge amount of money by an immigration lawyer.
She was the second person to get the boot from the house.
She told host Davina McCall: “I still feel very, very blessed I was part of something so beautiful and something so huge.”
Makosi, from High Wycombe, Bucks, who was originally in Big Brother 6, won a battle to stay in the UK as a refugee in 2005.
She faced deportation after she quit her job as a cardiac nurse to appear on the Channel 4 show.
A London immigration tribunal was told she might face violent mobs in her native Zimbabwe because of her topless frolics in the Big Brother house.
Hours before her exit from Ultimate Big Brother Makosi was reunited with BB6 winner Anthony Hutton, 28.
The pair shared a drunken Jacuzzi romp during BB6, in which Makosi was third-last to be voted out of the house.