Three latecomers land in Big Brother house, 'newlyweds' Jade and Drew exposed as a sham Big Brother Australia's Katie and Lucy. Big Brother Australia's Rohan. IT was a night of curveballs on Big Brother and housemates were in for plenty of surprises, including the addition of three shiny new residents. But firstly, the week-long charade that was Jade and Drew's marriage was finally exposed, with all but two housemates suspecting the pair was taking everyone for a ride. Poor Jade and Drew (or Drade, as they affectionately became known) quickly realised the honeymoon was over as their failure to convince the crew means they are automatically up for the first eviction. Not only that, the faux lovers were forced to leave the safety of their luxurious honeymoon suite and find a bed in the safe house. But Big Brother wasn't done just yet. Just when housemates thought he was done playing games, the population in the house jumped by three. Enter Rohan. A 24-year-old theatre student from Melbourne who reckons he knows "exactly what I'm getting myself into." "I expect there will be some people in there to ruffle my feathers," he tells news.com.au before taking the plunge into the house. After being in lockdown for over a week, Rohan made a somewhat dramatic entrance into the living room, sending the unsuspecting housemates into a spin. And then, the real cliffhanger - two identical visions dressed in baby pink and sky-high heels with a sea of bleached blonde hair descend upon the house. Meet sisters - and "best friends" - Katie and Lucy from Perth, the final two additions to complete the already-busting-at-the-seams BB family for 2013. The girls tell news.com.au while they're in lockdown that they "love to play silly little games and live every day as though it is our last." Their only gripe with the man upstairs is that he's "confiscated their hairspray." How Big Brother stumbled across this pair, we will never know. Why he decided to take a gamble on them is even more puzzling. But it's certainly worth tuning in to see if they will create reality TV magic or prove to be one heavily fake-tanned car crash we can't seem to take our eyes off.