Alberta Little

 is a contestant from Big Brother 1.

Profile
Name: Alberta Little Age: 32 Occupation: Florist Hometown: Albany, GA Current Residence: Orland Park, IL Marital Status: Married Three adjectives that describe you: Eccentric, talkative, and stubborn. Favorite Activities: I like to plant in my garden, work out, spend time with my family, watch reality television shows, spend time with my friends, writing, reading, and taking care of my children. Most difficult part about living inside the Big Brother house: Keeping my mouth shut for sure. Like, I can't sugarcoat anything, I just can’t. So if I have to keep any secrets around the house, there's a good chance that I'll approach my allies and tell them everything I know. I also don't want to be perceived as the older lady who can't keep her mouth shut, cause no one can stand a chatterbox; even my friends think I'm annoying. Strategy for winning “Big Brother”: Again, I'll try and keep my mouth shut during the early stages of the game. Then when it’s time, I'll rip the duct tape off my mouth and start spreading rumors and secrets that I've kept throughout the game. Who is your hero and why: My grandpa who was a World War II veteran, he protected our country as well as seven hundred million others, Not only that, but he also took care of my mother during her ages of youth while he was divorced, so he had a lot to take care of for a guy in his thirties. What are you afraid of?: Rats, roaches, ants, and other animals that can crawl into your house. Eeeee! What is the accomplishment you are most proud of?: Definitely raising three beautiful children, striving to provide the best care for them and trying to push themselves on achieving their goals and dreams. What would you take into the house and why: My iPhone, bible, plants, anything that reminds me of my family back home! What would you do if “Big Brother” made you famous: I want my entire family to think that this loudmouth can accomplish this crazy and wild adventure. I hope my children tell their friends and grandchildren that I was the champion of the first season of Big Brother, I can see my name being heard, from generation to generation.