Frankly, I don't need to know much more about the Big Brother finale after party than this.

With the bubbly and beer flowing, BB winner "Nana" Terri Munro and fellow housemate Dixie Crawford were spotted riding toy ponies around the party room at the Surfers Paradise Marriott.

Bitches know how to roll.

The bookies were right - lovable slightly racist grandmother Terri took out this year's Big Brother crown, leaving Rory and Ben in her wake. But thankfully, given her age, not at her wake*.

Grandmother Terri has taken out the eighth and final series of Big Brother.

The 52-year-old retail worker from NSW edged out bricklayer Rory and law student Ben to win the competition and $250,000 cash.

Terri is the oldest contestant in the Channel Ten show's history.
The Pauline Hanson-supporting housemate burst into tears when the announcement was made.

After seeing footage of herself Terri said she couldn't believe she had made it onto the program.

"How did this ugly, old lady get on the show?'' she said.

Bless her.

As I missed the finale (being in New Zealand where, shockingly, the general populace appears to not give a damn about the goings at Dreamworld), I must ask you, belved readers - any highlights, embarrassments, etc in the final show I should know about?

I can't believe I miss the last show, you know. Sort of gutted. Anyone got it taped?

*Kidding, fifty-somethings! She's sprightly and has at least another forty years in her!

The end of Big Brother - both the season and the series - is hovering above us, and betting agencies are convinced that beloved Pauline Hanson-supporting grandmother Terri is the pick of the bunch.

Following last night's double eviction of animal doctor Alice and squeaky-voiced Travis, 52-year-old Terri has been tipped to beat 22-year-old brickie Rory and 19-year-old law student Ben to the title when the series concludes tonight.

Betting agency Lasseters Sportsbook has the Sydney grandmother as a $1.55 favourite, despite all their best predictions.

"I've taken bets on this show since it started and I never thought a 52-year-old, Pauline Hanson-loving, supermarket worker could be favoured to win," Lasseters' Gerard Daffy said in a statement.

Neither did I, Mr Daffy. But she's quite a pleasant old redneck, as far as rednecks go.

That said, do not be surprised if Rory wins. If he's good enough to give Carson Kressley the horn, the teenage voters will probably waste their prepaid credit and shoot a billion votes his way.

Of course, Corey wasn't the only housemate to cop a make over at the hands of professional homosexualist style guru Carson Kressley when the American bombshell hit the Dreamworld compound tonight.

After the jump, take a look at the all new Terri!

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