Big Brother 2023 confirms major clash between Paul and Trish at party
"You know why you’re a bully, don’t act stupid."
Tonight marks a double eviction on Big Brother, and it seems tensions are set to rise to dramatic levels before the big reveal.
In tonight's episode, Yinrun will be rewarded with her very own party after passing a task, but she can only invite six housemates.
She chooses Chanelle, Jenkin, Tom, Trish, Dylan and Noky, leaving Olivia and Paul particularly disgruntled as they look on at the party from the upstairs area. Paul starts throwing balls of cling film down at the party, saying: "Your little d**khead party, I’m sick of it."
Paul then comes downstairs into the party and suggests pouring the cocktails down the drain, but ends up arguing with Jenkin who calls him a "f**king child".
Paul notices Noky watching the drama, and calls her "strange" for "staring" at him and not saying anything, which Noky then relays back to Trish.
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Trish calls Paul a bully, and he asks: "Why am I a bully?” – to which she replies: "You know why you’re a bully, don’t act stupid.”
Paul tells Trish to calm her voice down and asks whether she is talking about Noky. She responds: "So you know? So you know who you’ve been bullying? You are a bully."
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Of course, this isn't the first time that there has been drama in the 2023 season thus far - and, according to evicted housemate Zak, there may be an ulterior motive behind a lot of this.
He told RadioTimes.com: "A lot of time people will do anything to act up to get attention to get airtime. I was just being myself and being genuine as much as possible, [but] a lot of people would do this and do that."
Big Brother will air on ITV1, ITV2 and ITVX on Friday 3rd November at 9pm. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.
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