Big Brother final hit with furious Ofcom complaints in fresh bullying row
THE Big Brother final has been hit with furious Ofcom complaints in a fresh new bullying row.
Last Friday lawyer Jordan Sangha was crowned winner of the most recent series of the ITV2 show.
During the last week, the show was put in a new bullying row after furious fans slammed Tom Bryant’s behaviour towards Yinrun Huang.
Viewers went on to complain to the TV regulator – and 68 complaints were related to alleged bullying by Tom towards Yinrun.
Earlier this month it was revealed that Big Brother was also subject to more than 1,000 Ofcom complaints centred on “bullying” in the ITV compound.
The programme received a whopping 768 complaints for the episode that aired on October 31 – which was based on Dylan’s behaviour towards Trish.
In other weeks Paul came under fire for his relentless snipes at Noky, Dylan’s behaviour towards Trish and Paul’s explosive conduct left viewer’s very unimpressed.
It comes after winner Jordan revealed that he has QUIT his high-paying law job after his £100,000 win.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, when asked if he had quit his day job, Jordan said: “I don’t want to go back to a day job.
“I’ve worked in supermarkets, I loved working in Sainsbury’s, that was a good day job – but law, no. I’m done, signed out.”
During his stint in the show, Jordan grew close to his housemate Henry Southan – and they are still going strong after sharing a number of smooches in the house.
Speaking to us, Jordan said they spent the night at the same hotel, after Big Brother came to an end.
Opening up he said: “I took him to his room but we didn’t sleep in the same room.
“My feelings are definitely real, I feel something I haven’t really felt with anyone else with Henry.
“I feel connected to him and he remembers things about me that no one else does and I’m wearing his necklace.”