Towie’s Chloe Brockett reveals ‘feud’ with co-stars branding them ‘b******’
TOWIE star Chloe Brockett has opened up about her ongoing “feud” with her co-stars – branding some of them “b*****”.
The TV favourite, 22, fell out with Jordan Brook earlier in the series, which lead to a disagreement with pals Amber Turner, Courtney Green and Chloe Meadows before their trip to Thailand.
Chloe was asked about her friendship with the girls, nicknamed the “girl band”.
They said: “Are you still in girl band,” to which Chloe replied: “No, I’m exploring my solo career.”
She then took a subtle dig at some co-stars for going behind her back.
Another follower asked during an Instagram Q&A: “How are you and Saffron?”
The brunette beauty responded: “Good, I love Saff, at least when she has a problem, she says it to my face. We speak a lot.”
This was followed by another fan who wanted to know Chloe’s thoughts on some of the male cast members on the show.
They asked: “How do you feel about how certain male cast members talk about you.”
Chloe simply replied: “They’re little b******.”
It comes after she was seen breaking down in tears after seeing “negative opinions” on her from her fellow Towie co-stars.
She said she was fed up about some Towie members making “sly digs” about her.
“I just had a sob on the sunbed, I was literally sobbing – I watched the show on the hub and it really upset me seeing all of these negative opinions of me and often I have no clue that these opinions are being said,” the Essex star told fans after watching the show.
She continued: “My memories of Thailand was so positive and I feel like I’m actually quite nice to everyone that I get along with and seeing what people are saying about me, even little sly digs upset me.
“It would upset you though, imagine seeing a group of people making f****** sly digs about you. I was annoyed.”
The Essex babe recently spoke about her friendship “girl band”, Chloe said: “Obviously we’ve still got the series to end so you’ll have to see what happens, but I don’t think there’s any secret in the fact that we’re not as close as we used to be.
“I don’t put that down to anything else other than… people change and you grow up and friendship groups change as well.”