Celeb Big Brother fans left ‘howling’ as housemate completely ‘ignores’ co-star just moments after entering house
CELEBRITY Big Brother fans are convinced two housemates won’t be pals anytime soon – after spotting them “ignoring” each other.
A new batch of famous faces entered the house last night – from a Hollywood actor to a TV chat show queen.
Singer and YouTube star Jojo Siwa entered the house second after 80s pop star Chesney Hawkes and received a warm welcome.
But when Trisha Goddard entered the house, some viewers were quick to spot her frosty reaction to Jojo.
They even went as far as to say Trisha ignored the US star and was only interested in chatting to Chesney.
One wrote: “Trisha just ignoring Jojo is right there.”
A second posted: “Meanwhile JoJo is just standing there whilst Trisha and Chesney have a chat.
“JoJo watching Trisha and Chesney talk about the state of the men’s toilets in the Rose & Crown pub,” a third said.
A fourth commented: “Jojo stood watching Trisha and Chesney’s conversation just actually KILLED ME OFF.”
Another added: “Trisha just not even acknowledging Jojo has me howling.”
This person echoed: “Trisha reminiscing with everyone who walks in while Jojo stands there like.”
Last night the famous faces entered the house for what promises to be the most action-packed CBB ever.
But it has already been predicted who will leave first.
Ahead of the series, Hollywood hellraiser Mickey Rourke predicted he’d follow a similar fate to his ex-UFC star pal Chuck Liddell who was eliminated early in the US version.
The Wrestler actor insists he doesn’t care if he wins or not and said he’d rather the series was won by someone who really wants it.
In a frosty warning, he declared anyone who’s disrespectful will soon be made to “know about it”.
Meanwhile fellow American JoJo insists she’ll follow every rule Big Brother sets her as she’s a stickler for doing as she’s told.
And serial rulebreakers can expect to feel her wrath as she admits it will drive her potty.
Corrie legend Jack P Shepherd is no wallflower but he hates attention seekers too.
Doing some self reflection, he admits he might rub people the wrong way with his constant tales.
He said: “Maybe someone getting annoyed with the amount of storytelling I do.
“I’m always on the wind up – maybe they’ll be a bit annoyed that I’m
always on the wind up.”
Ex-politician Sir Michael Fabricant‘s party trick could prove to be Marmite.
“I like singing out loudly to myself,” he said. “But my impersonation of Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music is not to everyone’s taste.
“But one thing I’m well aware of is that we have to nominate someone. So it could be they don’t like people with blonde hair – it could be anything, who knows? I think I’ll find it difficult to nominate
people. I’m hoping for the best.”