The 25-year-old has won £100,000 with 77.5 per cent of the public vote – making her one of the most popular winners in the show's history.
Gibson, who lives on a farm in Bristol, was the bookies' favourite to win the contest.
She developed an on/off romance with the Australian contestant John James during the time they spent in the house, with their relationship becoming one of the main features of the last series.
The 2010 winner will now spend a further two weeks in the house with well-known names from past series of Big Brother and Celebrity Big Brother.
She will battle it out against the former weathergirl Ulrika Jonsson, the rapper Coolio and the racing pundit John McCririck for the 'Ultimate Big Brother' title.
Also rejoining the series for the next fortnight are former housemates Brian Dowling, Makosi Musambasi, Nadia Almada and Nikki Grahame.
"Nasty" Nick Bateman, who notably became the first person to be kicked out of the show during the first series in 2000 after trying to influence nominations, will also be a contestant.
Dave was the sixth housemate to enter the Big Brother house tonight. In his VT he said: “I love Jesus and I am a Christian minister. For 3 or 4 years I was on drink, drugs sex and rock and roll. For the last eighteen years I’ve become a different person. At times I get so overwhelmed by Gods presence and if people get around me they get transformed.” Age: 39 This ex-postman/ex-pest controller is now a Christian Minister who lives at home with his wife of 17 years along with his four kids, three dogs, six chickens and lots of rabbits. David recently organised an extreme religious event on Barry Island called Sloshfest which attracted hundreds of people from around the globe. Top of the class at junior school David went off the rails as a teen, drinking and taking drugs. But on October 11th 1992 he met Jesus. Since then he has thrown off the shackles of drink and drugs getting drunk on “Godka” instead. As well as God David believes in UFOs and ghosts but only as an extension of his understanding of the scriptures. He says he doesn’t want to go into the house to preach but to be himself, claiming to be funny, bright and likeable when he is relaxed. David enjoys hunting, fishing and Cardiff City FC. He says he spends a lot of time doing very little but does travel through time and space in the spirit realm and the weirdest thing he’s done is “visit the sun.” He says “I didn’t want to go on Big Brother and I feel weird about the whole thing”, but since wondered if God’s opening a door to the show for him. Whilst in the house he says that he is up for having fun but won’t do “anything of a sexual nature, or that may harm my Ministerial integrity”.Dave Vaughan, a Spirit filled Christian in Big Brother house Big Brother 2010: Profile of Dave Vaughan
From: Pontypool, Wales
Occupation: Minister
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