Sharon Osbourne Asked to Depart Celebrity Big Brother Without Public Vote
Walsh also made comments about Britton's suitability for a singing competition, prompting Osbourne to intervene.
Former The X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne and The Real Housewives Of Cheshire star Lauren Simon have both been evicted from Celebrity Big Brother.
Osbourne, 71, known as the “celebrity lodger” by ITV, departed despite not being up for public vote. Alongside her, 51-year-old reality star Simon faced eviction on Tuesday’s episode.
The guest housemate was granted the power to save one nominated housemate, choosing YouTuber Zeze Millz. However, she opted to nominate former This Morning presenter Fern Britton in her place during Monday’s episode.
Simon was evicted in the latest episode, while the public chose to save Louis Walsh and Britton from eviction.
Osbourne expressed her displeasure at watching the housemates explain their nominations, secretly calling it “terrible.” During Celebrity Big Brother: Late & Live, she also claimed reality TV star David Potts had a “game plan,” although she acknowledged him as entertaining and funny.
She expressed her support for Strictly Come Dancing dancer Nikita Kuzmin to win, praising his talent and raising awareness of his type 1 diabetes.
Osbourne admitted to enjoying her time on the show and opted not to save Walsh, assuming the public would save him. She commented on Simon’s eviction, expressing confidence in Britton taking care of Walsh.
The live audience voiced their disapproval by booing and chanting “Get Louis out” outside the Big Brother house during the voting announcement.
Walsh made controversial remarks during the episode, referencing his management of Jedward and Britton’s age. Jedward responded on social media, accusing Walsh of unpleasant behavior and criticizing his management practices.
Walsh also made comments about Britton’s suitability for a singing competition, prompting Osbourne to intervene.
Britton shared her disappointing experience of touring with Gary Barlow during the musical Calendar Girls, contrasting Love Island star Ekin-Su Culculoglu’s positive impression of Barlow.
Barlow wrote the music for Calendar Girls, and Britton starred in the stage production.
