Since Heather busted in the Rock of Love 2 house and immediately took over this week’s episode, there was no way we couldn’t talk to her. Below, Heather dishes the dirt on the girls, an unaired make-out sesh Bret and how thinks of this Rock of Love season compares to last. She also told us plenty about what’s coming up for her, and though we can’t get too specific too soon, it’s safe to say that there’s plenty more Heather to come. The world is her sorority — we just gawk at it.

Was it weird returning to this show in a non-romantic role?

See, that’s the thing. They didn’t show everything. They didn’t show when I was in the bedroom with him, telling him about the girls. He was like, “You look really good,” and he starts making out with me. We’re rolling around on the bed while the girls are outside in the yard. For me, I wasn’t sure if I was coming back in like New York or what. So what I was doing was not just getting dirt for him, but for myself as well.

It’s kind of amazing the way you walked into the house and immediately took charge.

Right? My personality’s so alpha. I grew up with five boys.

Do you think it’s also a matter of the girls being submissive?

I don’t think anybody in that group of girls really stands out. Well, not all: I really like Destiney, Ambre and Jessica. Some of the other girls don’t seem like they have any self-respect. They’re so desperate. They’re such followers and wannabes. They’ll do anything to get out of the situation they’re in. They just want a way out. They’re fake, desperate, easy gold-diggers and that’s not going to win Bret’s heart. He hates all of that. He’s been dealing with it for 20 years. If you don’t stand out as a person who’s strong, as a person who can laugh at yourself and cry, you just won’t appeal to him. That’s why I think that the season wasn’t as good as the first. Obviously, I’m a little biased because I’m on the first one the most. I think it was more action-packed and there was much more realness. But this one’s cool, too. The episodes are getting really good now.

I definitely think that the first season had more stand-out personalities from the minute it hit the air.

With this one, they were doing the same thing. One pulled her t**s out like I did. The second season girls are just trying to be like the girls of the first season. You just need to be yourself. But whatever. At least there’s some hot chicks on there. That’s nice to look at.

You look fantastic. Better than ever, I think.

That was the whole goal. I wanted to come back fierce as hell. I watched the last season like, “Oh my gosh. I wish I would have, like, gotten ready during the day.” The last time, we just drank all day and were too hung over to get ready. I learned a lot watching myself and I wanted to come back looking hot and running s***, giving the public what they want to see: boobs and drunkenness. And fights.

Out of all of the girls, Daisy seems to be the most affected by your presence.

She wasn’t targeted. The fact of the matter is that she’s the one with all the skeletons in her closet. She’s the one holding back everything. She told me all kinds of crazy things that they couldn’t even air. She’s just a train wreck, and it’s like, who is this girl? I picked up on all that and I put her on blast. This is a competition: you have to weed out all the girls who aren’t true and real and she stood out to me as just that. Bret’s seen the best bodies, the best t**s, the best ass. All of that. If you don’t have a brain, a heart and a soul, forget it.

Of all the girls, which do you think is the best for Bret?

None of them!

If you had to pick.

Destiney. I love her, she’s great. We’re great friends. She’s a wild-child and she’s hot and she loves rock music. She’s just a down, cool chick. She got some bad press and some people saying rude s*** about her. On the show, you end up losing your mind a little bit, and really, what else is there to do but scream and yell and talk s***? That’s what people want to see. So for her to get a bad rap really sucks.

Ambre talks about you being intimidating. How does that work out with men, now that they’ve seen you in action on TV? Are guys scared of you?

It’s hard. It takes a really strong guy to date me. Guys get intimidated, you know, and kind of run the other way. But those aren’t the guys that I want to date. I don’t want a p****. I don’t want to date someone who is intimidated by me. Who knows? Maybe Bret was intimidated, too. I’m a lot to handle. But I’m a good person and I’m loyal, honest and good-hearted.

Last time we talked, you had quit stripping and were sort of scared about what was going to happen with your life financially as a result. Where are you at with that now?

I’m doing the same thing everyone else is doing in L.A., and reality television doesn’t pay like dancing does, but it doesn’t matter. I don’t make what I used to make. I’ve downsized from a house in Vegas to a smaller place out here. But I’m so much happier. It’s so worth it. The money doesn’t matter to me. It’s all about peace of mind. I feel healthier and happier. I’m just glad to be out of that industry. I mean, it taught me a lot of things. It taught me how to be strong and how to read people. I worked at 10 clubs out there for years, and I guess it just pretty much prepared me for Hollywood (laughs).

After the first season, there was an interview with you in which you said you were going to be living in L.A. with Kristia, Brandi C., and Chris Crocker. Did that pan out?

No, no. I don’t even talk to Brandi anymore. That’s so a year ago. I thought about that for two weeks, but there’s no way in hell that it would have worked out. Brandi’s not even friends with Chris Crocker anymore. Things are always ending around Brandi, whether it’s friendships, relationships, happy endings. I’m just over it. She’s too young and not an honest person. I don’t want that negative energy in my life. The more time I spend in L.A., the more I learn about people.

Is there anyone from the first season you stay in touch with?

I talk to Lacey here and there. She’s a cool cat. I was texting with Kristia a few months ago, but she still lives with Brandi, so it’s like, whatever.

Bret introduced you to the girls as a “good friend.” Have you been in touch with him outside of the show?

When I did Rock of Love 2, he asked me to help host his New Year’s Eve event in Minnesota. And then about a week later, after I’d moved to L.A., his assistant called me and asked if I wanted to do a segment on his A&E Biography. So I did that and after I filmed it, he asked if I needed representation. I said yes and he called his agent then and there and the agent set up a meeting for me for the following week. I met with three different agents and now they’re my agents. Bret’s had my back and he looks out for me. He knows out of everyone, I have his back.

What kind of stuff are you looking to get into?

I’ve always wanted to host. I think I’d be great for something like Wild on E! or the Travel Channel. Maybe some music videos or extra stuff in music videos. Just dabble in the entertainment industry, whatever work I can get.

I’m not alone in being happy to see you back on TV. The blog was full of pro-Heather comments.

I’m glad to see that people were missing me and are pumped to see me back on the tube and understand me and are rooting for me. They’re having fun alongside me, which is great. That’s what I want.

Keep up with Heather via her MySpace.

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