CBB Marnie's cousin warns babe 'needs male attention' and is set for rebound meltdown

SOPHIE Kasaei doesn't seem to be holding out much hope for Marnie Simpson and Lewis Bloor's romance.

By Jack Pusey 

DESPERATE?: Sophie hinted that Marnie was on the rebound

In fact, the cousin and Geordie Shore co-star of the CBB hottie suggested that Marnie was with the TOWIE hunk simply because she needed a fella, rather than him being "the one".

"It's an emotional roller coaster. Marnie hasn't been single for ages, she needs male attention," the 26-year-old revealed.

At the same time, Sophie had concerns that Marnie could be bitterly disappointed if she expects Lewis to commit to her outside of the house.

CONCERNED: Sophie fears Marnie could get in over her head

"I can see her starting to get hurt already – she needs to put her guard back up," she continued to Star Magazine.

Fears that Marnie could be on the rebound are reasonable – she split with boyfriend Aaron Chalmers not so long ago and given his cruel comments on social media about her raunchy antics, it looks like he could be jealous.

"If she falls for Lewis more she could get hurt and that would bring out a very crazy side of her. The only time I see Marnie angry is when a boy hurts her."

LAID BARE: Marnie is hardly subtle when it comes to flirting

WARNING: Sophie says Marnie's crazy side could soon make an appearance

The comments come despite Marnie hinting that she would be looking for hook up with a girl on the show.

But Sophie quipped: "Everybody else is too old for her – unless she wants to get with a MILF."

Could she be referring to glamour icon Sam Fox?

SHOWMANCE?: Lewis has already said that he doesn't want anything serious

Marnie was blasted yesterday by Mascara Boys star Junaid Ahmed, who dragged up her criminal past.

The babe was charged with fraud back in 2013

As part of a 16-strong gang, the brunette helped stage an accident on a spoof stag do that could have raked in up to £134,000.

She was slapped with a 12-month community order, a 12-month supervision order, and 150 hours of unpaid work.