Celebrity Big Brother Live: The remaining housemates will nominate tonight ahead of the next eviction

From the racist scandal to Roxanne Pallett’s assault allegations, here are some controversial moments over the years.

Tonight, the 11 remaining housemates – including Louis Walsh and Ekin-Su Küljuloglu – will nominate again, with the results and consequences revealed in Monday’s episode.

Homework will also be assigned a task. They will discover the living room transformed into the “Big Brother police station” and take on the role of crime-fighting cops with the mission to solve a murder in order to win the weekly luxury shopping budget.

Meanwhile, the contestants will have big chats about fame and fortune – and their thoughts on Only Fans. You’ll have to watch to find out who thinks what…

“Reveal your biggest regret that you have to let go of,” Louis read and asked Bradley to answer the question.

Bradley was left in tears as she said: “I was growing up, discovering who I was, trying to figure out who I was. But a lot of that time I was lying about who I was and it hurt a lot.

“I’m just afraid of the real fact that I’m gay, that I’m autistic and I’m proud of who I am. It took me a long time to say it. This is my biggest regret, I wish I had never done it to myself.

Levi cried when Sharon Osbourne revealed she found him inspirational. Marisha said she feels she has to be “strong” and has sacrificed a lot to pursue her dreams.

Gary Goldsmith became the first person to be evicted after losing out to Lauren Simon in the public vote.

On Thursday (March 7), Osbourne turned her attention to Adele, highlighting what she said was the “Someone Like You” singer’s exaggerated British accent.

When Kate Middleton’s uncle, Gary Goldsmith, defended the singer, saying he “loved” her outspokenness, Osborne responded: “It’s like, enough of the bullshit – you don’t talk like that anymore. Just sing, just be true to who you are. But she speaks all that old English, you know?

Jacob Stallworthy reports:

However, she quickly shrugged off any questions and fans pointed out that she seemed to get “defensive” when talking about Island of love.

The 71-year-old opened up to housemates Lauren Simon and Louis Walsh during Thursday’s episode, telling them she hasn’t been able to secure work in America since leaving her CBS show The Talk in 2021.

Asked if she could work on American television now, she replied: “I can legally, but nobody will hire me because they say I’m racist.”

The presenter was axed from her show after defending Piers Morgan over his criticism of the Duchess of Sussex.

As high as the show has had its moments, there have also been moments of great controversy. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable…

As Kate Middleton’s uncle Gary Goldsmith has been evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house, Katie Roseynski writes that the ‘black sheep’ is a family figure everyone recognises.