“His departure and all the events leading up to it can be seen in tomorrow’s highlights show”.
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Nobody exactly knows what was said and it’s not even clear if they’ll be aired in tonight’s episode, however CBB were forced to address the rumours in a tweet this morning.
But a few people claimed they did – and a transcript claiming that he was removed because of a Nazi joke circulated on social media.
But Channel 5 has said the transcript, which emerged after the eviction on Friday night, were fake.
Since Christopher’s removal from the house, show bosses have been vague about the specific reasons for his exit.
The 67-year-old had sparked controversy earlier this week when he said that bisexual people were “the worst type” and programme makers made a decision to remove him from the house for making “a number of comments capable of causing great offence”. “Christopher Biggins has left the House”.
He added: “We don’t comment on confidential business affairs”.
It went on to explain that Biggins “has made a number of comments capable of causing great offence to housemates and the viewing public” and went on to stress that “Big Brother does not tolerate offensive language capable of causing widespread offence”.
Earlier this week, Biggins triggered a furious response online after comments he made about bisexual people were broadcast.
That didn’t seem to be a problem for Bear, mind, who jokingly pretended to phone her on his slipper, saying: Chloe’s mum, you alright? “And I think it’s attractive because I think it’s who you are and it’s natural”. For example, it’d have to be really deplorable in America to get you expelled, while we do think that the British version of the show is a little bit more strict when it comes to specific rules and regulars.
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He also said that LGBT is seen as “trendy” in modern society. In a conversation with his housemates, the entertainer said: ‘I think the worst type [of person on the sexuality spectrum] is the bisexuals.
