Celebrity Big Brother fans convinced SECOND housemate has been given a formal warning – but it wasn’t shown on screen
CELEBRITY Big Brother fans think show bosses gave out a second warning for offensive language.
The suspicions come after Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke was given a stern talking to and official warning after using homophobic language when speaking to gay pop star, JoJo Siwa.
Now some viewers think former Tory politician Michael Fabricant might have got himself into hot water after Love Island hunk Chris Hughes voted for him to be evicted from the house.
“The name of my first nomination is Michael,” Chris began.
“He has so much charisma and he makes me laugh, but just sometimes he uses words which were left in the past and it can make you feel slightly uncomfortable at times.”
Confused fans took to X, formerly Twitter, to question what language Michael had used that could be deemed offensive.
“‘Words that were left in the past’ has Michael been using slurs too??” asked one person.
Another added: “What are these words left in the past?”
But another person wondered if Chris was actually referring to Mickey after his run-in with JoJo.
“I fear Chris has confused Michael with Mickey, coz what ‘words from the past’ has Michael used?” asked the CBB fan.
The Sun contacted CBB representatives by email for comment on Friday afternoon.
Chris intervened when Mickey was using inappropriate language to JoJo and went to comfort the 21-year-old American singer after the Mickey had been called to the diary room for his reprimand.
“You can’t do that Mickey,” Chris told the veteran actor after his comments to JoJo.
Chris tells the actor: “Mickey, you can’t say that.”
“I know. I was talking about a cigarette,” Mickey replied.
JoJo was left in tears after Mickey’s comments, with Chris quick to comfort her.
Mickey apologised to Big Brother in the diary room saying he didn’t “have dishonourable intentions,” and later apologised to JoJo in person.
He is up for eviction in Friday’s show along with Coronation Street star, Jack P Shepherd and Michael Fabricant.