Anna, 11, Virginia Water
What made you go for the audition in the first place?

Jenny: I saw it on an advert on TV and I thought why not? Just went for it because I was in a competition when I was 14 anyway. It was for the storm competition, another modelling agency, I came third in that and then I decided to go back to school rather than do modelling at 14. Then I had a baby and then I saw the competition I thought I'll just go for it and kind of went from there.

Rachel, 13, Mansfield
What it was like living with the other girls, especially because you came in late?

Jenny: It was awkward coming in late because obviously you know the original five had all bonded and they'd lived together for three weeks and that's how they thought it would be for like three months, and then the whole group was upset when one was asked to leave and I came in and it was kind of awkward. I think they kind of [blamed me] even though they knew it wasn't my fault that Masie had left, they still wanted someone to blame and I was kind of there.

Tilly, 13, Frume
Did you really hate Alicia as much as it looked like you did?

Jenny: Well, I didn't really hate her until she started hating me and then you know she was just so horrible to me all the time. From the word go she just didn't like me and she took every opportunity to have a go at me and I didn't play up to her. I wouldn't argue back and I think that wound her up even more and so I just kind of ignored her and got on with modelling, while she did her thing.

Colly, 13, Preston
Did you have to lose weight to get on Model Behaviour?

Jenny: No, not at all.

Rebecca, 13, Bristol
Did it surprise you not getting through to the final five but then being chosen and winning the whole competition?

Jenny: It didn't surprise me when I didn't get through to the final five. I was really really disappointed because I really wanted it but I was just like 'oh no'. But then when I did get through after all that I was so surprised because I went from having no chance of winning at all, being out of the competition, to having a chance to win again.

Leanne, 10, Liverpool
How did you feel when you found out you'd won?
Jenny: I was so shocked! I was standing with this huge bunch of flowers and I was just standing there thinking: "Oh my God I've won" and looking back on how many girls auditioned it still seems unbelievable. I've got kinds of two lives, when I go home at the weekend I've got my daughter and I'm kind of mum again and then when in London I've got loads of castings and I'm working a few times a week so it's kind of busy but I'm really enjoying it.

Clarise, 10, Dublin
What was it like the first time you stepped on a cat walk?

Jenny: The first time was for Model Behaviour [and] it was on proper catwalk, but then when we were in the final ten we did like the catwalk with Jet that was kind of nerve wracking. But my first cat walk show was Robert Carey Williams' show in the London Fashion Week and I'm a size five shoe and I had size seven shoes to wear and I couldn't walk

Lauren, 13, Isle of Wight
What do you enjoy most about the fashion in modelling that you do?

Jenny: I don't know everything, it's just really good, I think it's seeing the finished product when you open the magazine and see yourself there and you know the, its just really nice.

Helen, 13, Alyesbury
What's your favourite photo shoot so far?

Jenny: I've got a few but I did an orange appeal photo shoot for world vision. I'm endorsing the thing to help children in Afghanistan, so we did the photo shoot with all the Model Behaviour girls. So it was all the us back together again.

Amy, 13, Aberystwyth
Is a model's life how you thought it would be and is there a downside to the job cause it looks very glamorous?

Jenny: I never expected it to be glamorous because I've kind of been interested since I was 14. I've had lots of people saying to me "oh it's not that glamorous, it's not all that it's cracked up to be." So I kind of wasn't expecting it to be that wonderful but it is difficult and basically your job is to walk round London on like five, six, seven, eight castings a day and meet all these people and until you get jobs like.

Becky, 13, Southend
Do you feel that people have that kind of 'manufactured model' attitude to towards you?

Jenny: I was actually worried about that a little bit. I've been on castings for shoots and you know people do say "oh you're off Model Behaviour" but they don't actually say they think I'm a fake model because they know I can actually do my job. Plus I got the front cover of Cosmopolitan which you have to be good to get that anyway. They didn't just stick any old person on there.

Ria, Aberdeen
If you were the judge who would you have chosen as the winner. You can't say yourself?

Jenny: I always thought Charmain was going to win until she left. Short brown hair, really huge smile.

Charlotte, 12, Winchester
How do you cope spending so much time away from your baby daughter, Lacey?

Jenny: I hate it. I hate it so much but I've just got to try and concentrate on work in the week and I'll know at the weekend I can spend all the time with her.

David, London
What's the best modelling job you've been offered since Model Behaviour?

Jenny: I'm going to Africa in January to an island called Zanzibar which I'm quite excited about for Bay Trading. I'm really excited about that cause the only place I've been is Iceland. I was in a Backless dress on top of a glacier. It was freezing.

Jade, Crewe
Is it stressful what your doing, travelling all the time to different parts of the world?

Jenny: No, I enjoy it. Probably if I didn't enjoy it then it would be but I really like what I'm doing so.

Elle, Kentish Town
What is your childhood dream?

Jenny: I always wanted to be famous but I didn't really know what I wanted to do and then I decided I wanted to be a model and I was like "yes that's what I want to do".

Marianne, 14, Hollington
What do you do to relax outside your job, what do you do when you get home when your really stressed?

Jenny: I run a huge bubble bath and I eat chocolate.

Sam, 12, Brickhouse
What is your favourite food?

Jenny: Lots of things, pizza probably. I love pizza. I do [have to watch what I eat]. I eat lots of fruit and vegetables as well as pizza and chocolate I don't just exist on that although I'd like to. No, I do eat lots of fruit and vegetables as well.

Harriet, 9, Chiswick
Is it hard to be a normal person now and do you do normal things?

Jenny: I don't even think that I'm famous, you know not at all and then when people come up to me and go "oh can I have your autograph" I'm like "why?" So I'm just completely normal.

Rochelle, 13, Putney
Has your new career affected your family?

Jenny: Everyone's really proud of what I've done you know they think I've done really well you know so.

Beth, 11, Sheffield
How can young people get involved in modelling?

Jenny: You can do child modelling, I think they've got child modelling agencies, but if I was her I'd get my exams done and everything and then cause I know Premiere don't take on girls under sixteen. So I'd probably wait until then. If you want to do modelling there's an association of modelling agencies and they send you a list of all the modelling agencies under the association which are actually reputable agencies.

Lucy, 14
Do you have any advice on looking good?

Jenny: Don't wear too much make up because the more make up you wear the worse you look I think. I always wash my face before I go to bed.

Emily, 10, Leicester

Do you think that your daughter will like fashion too?

Jenny: She actually wears my shoes when I go home now. I put my shoes in the hall, my high heel shoes and she's two and she puts her feet in my shoes and tries to walk round the house in these like high heel shoes.

Jessica, 13, London
Why is that most models always have some sort of attitude problem?

Jenny: I've never met a model that has. All the models I've worked with or met at castings they're all really really nice so I don't know where she's heard that from but it's wrong. I think it's a stereotype.

Tira, 12, Leyton
Have you kept in contact with any of the other girls?