'Kids are nasty to my children at school because of my weight,' says Big Brother's Chanelle

The first double eviction of the Big Brother series was as dramatic as expected as Paul and Dylan were voted out by the public - making them the fifth and sixth contestants to leave the house. Paul was first to go and after giving a brief hug to his housemates, he exited via the iconic Big Brother eye to a crowd of boos, followed Dylan close behind. Speaking on Big Brother: Late & Live, Paul said: "We all did wind each other up".

New data has shone a light on schools with the worst truancy rates in Greater Manchester. It has revealed that the worst three schools for skiving in the city-region are in Salford.

Big Brother 2016 contestant Lateysha Grace has shared some heartbreaking news on Instagram.The 30-year-old, who began her TV career in MTV series The Valleys, was rushed to hospital for life-saving surgery just over a week ago, and now we finally know what was happening to her. Next to a gallery of pictures, she wrote to her 1 million fans on Monday: "This week has been one of the scariest most heartbreaking of my life.

Former Celebrity Big Brother star, Nicola McLean, has opened up about the behind-the-scenes reality of the nominations process on the popular reality show. Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Nicola provided insight into the challenges of putting up her fellow celebrities for eviction. Nicola, a two-time participant on the show, explained nominations were particularly challenging for her due to her personality.

In the ever-watchful world of the Big Brother house, contestants are subjected to constant scrutiny and analysis, not only from their fellow housemates but also from millions of viewers. It's under this watchful eye that Dylan Tennant, one of the housemates, finds himself at the centre of discussions about his discomfort in addressing issues related to the oppression of women in everyday society.

Big Brother finally made its highly-anticipated comeback after five long years and we can't help but reminisce about iconic moments from the show's past. One name that instantly comes to mind is Makosi Musambasi - the Zimbabwean model who made history as the first African contestant in the sixth series of the reality show. Despite not winning the competition, Makosi stole the hearts of viewers with her charming personality and unforgettable antics, including a steamy hot tub session with fellow contestant Anthony Hutton.

Big Brother 2023 is currently in full swing, and so far, we've already had a number of almost row worthy moments, with cracks beginning to show about how people really feel about each other. While we all know Kerry, 40, and Farida, 50, didn't see eye to eye from the start, the latest nominations have proved that other housemates are beginning to grate on one another, too.

Big Brother star Hallie Clarke's mum has revealed that she was beaten up in a transphobic attack at school when she was just 12 years old.The now 18-year-old has bravely opened up about her journey as a trans woman on the ITV2 reboot, coming out to her housemates on her second day on the show, stating she wanted to be "100% authentic." She has since shared that if she were to win the show's £100,000 prize fund, she would use her winnings to undergo gender affirming surgery. Hallie's mum Samantha has now opened up on the shocking ordeal she faced at school after returning from the summer holidays wearing female uniform.

Tiffany Pollard has revealed that she believes the late David Gest "haunts her" following her famous mix up on Celebrity Big Brother when she thought the producer had passed away. In a new interview on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Tiffany, 41, spoke about the iconic TV moment, which saw the American TV personality mistakenly presume David had passed away in the CBB house, after fellow housemate Angie Bowie, 74, informed her that 'David's dead'. However, Angie was referring to her ex-husband David Bowie, who died while she was on the reality TV show.

Big Brother contestants Henry and Zak will be the next housemates to face the public vote ahead of the second live eviction of the series. During Wednesday’s episode of the ITV2 show, it was revealed that the pair had received the most nominations from their fellow housemates. Zak received five nominations from Hallie, Kerry, Chanelle, Jenkin and Henry, while Henry received four nominations from Dylan, Olivia, Noky and Jenkin.

Big Brother star Zak Srakaew's behaviour is showing signs of "toxic masculinity", according to a relationship expert. The cheeky and bubbly model initially seemed to be one of the most-liked housemates in the first week of the new series, which is now airing on ITV2. But he has been in the middle of some bubbling tension with his fellow housemates over the last couple of days, with his "bantering" comments started to strike a nerve with two of the women in the house, as Zak, 28, insisted he could say and do what he liked.

Tensions are rising in the Big Brother house, as Jordan and Tom clash while housemates are left unimpressed with Hallie. ITV has revealed a spoiler for Tuesday night's episode of the show, which sees some of the housemates disagreeing after the shopping task.

In an exclusive chat with OK!,Chanelle Hayes opens up about her tummy tuck surgery, which took an unexpected turn due to the discovery of a hernia during the procedure. The 35 year old mum of two had a gastric sleeve fitted in 2020, causing her to lose a staggering 8st in weight. After successfully undergoing the surgery to help the former Big Brother star maintain a healthy weight, Chanelle was left with excess skin around her stomach which she felt was causing her to appear older than her age.

In an exclusive chat with OK!, Big Brother star Chanelle Hayes candidly discussed her experiences dealing with online trolls and the impact it had on her life. Chanelle first rose to fame when she appeared on Big Brother in 2007 at the age of 19. However, the landscape of social media was quite different at that time, with platforms like Twitter still in their infancy, and Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok yet to be introduced.

After being the target of social media trolls for so long, Chanelle Hayes is ready to stand up to the cruel barrage of hate. Her empowering photo shoot for OK! follows her battle with fluctuating weight and the multiple surgeries she has undergone as a result. Looking back on 16 years in the limelight, the former Big Brother star opens up about her struggles, delves into her lowest lows and celebrates the highs of today - while dishing plenty of dirt on the reality show.

Megan McKenna has revealed that she had a huge meltdown while in the Celebrity Big Brother house but it wasn't aired on the show. The former The Only Way Is Essex star, 31, opened up about her time on the iconic reality TV show in 2016 during an appearance on Big Brother Late and Live on Wednesday evening. Megan became famed for her tantrums in the CBB house, having regularly lost her temper with her housemates and Big Brother.

Big Brother is seeing major drama on the horizon as eight housemates are forced on "basic rations" while others "are provided with luxury meals".This follows as the first shopping task of the series has arrived and this week the Big Brother House has been turned into global company Big Bros Ltd. All of the housemates line up behind the desks that have been set up in the lounge as Big Brother says: ”Over the next two days, you will be taking part in a series of tasks around the office in an effort to win a luxury shopping budget.

On Monday's Big Brother, housemate Hallie Clarke came out to her co-stars as a transgender woman, with Tuesday's episode then seeing her questioned about her transition by Farida Khalifa. One question Farida asked was if men who dated Hallie would be considered gay, to which Hallie explained that they would not be.

Craig Phillips, who was the first winner of Big Brother back in 2000, has opened up about his time on the show and has revealed how his life changed after leaving the iconic Big Brother house. During his time on the show, Craig, who now creates DIY videos with his wife Laura, spent 64 days in the house before being crowned winner by host Davina McCall. Having run a building company before signing up for the show, Craig’s life changed dramatically when he left the Big Brother house and, speaking in an interview with OK!, has revealed that he didn’t go home for nearly another 100 days.

The wait is over as tonight the show dubbed the 'ultimate social experiment', Big Brother, returns to our screens. Sixteen housemates arrive at the brand new Big Brother house before a live studio audience as they prepare to compete for a £100,000 cash prize. One by one each housemate arrives by car as they’re introduced to the nation.