Big Brother legend wades in on Matty and Jordan’s love triangle – and issues strict warning to Henry

Big Brother legend Chantelle Houghton has predicted Matty, Jordan and Henry's awkward house love triangle will end in heartbreak.

The show icon, who had her own house romance with Ordinary Boys singer Preston during season four of Celebrity Big Brother, had her say on the trio's situation at Hamleys VIP Christmas party last night.

"So, I think that Jordan likes Matty," she told The Sun. "I think Matty does like Jordan, but Matty is in, obviously the relationship, it's an open relationship. Henry is completely in love with Jordan, but I think Jordan is more in love with Matty. But I think he kind of like Henry.

"So it's sort of like keeping Henry there for like, comfort. You know, Henry will be the one with his heartbroken."

Earlier this week Matty's boyfriend Connor took a swipe at his love rival in a pre-recorded message screened on spin-off show Late and Live.

The couple are in an open relationship, and Connor is supportive of his man's behaviour in the house so far.

He said: "Hello my love, hope you're doing well.

"I know the past week or so has been pretty tough with everything going on."

Connor then had a subtle dig at lawyer Jordan by insisting Matty should keep his distance from him for the remaining time in the house.

"I just want you to know that you've done nothing wrong, you don't need to second guess yourself," Connor continued.

"Just because other people can't handle their emotions the same way as maturely - it doesn't mean that the responsibility is on you."

In a final dig, Connor added: "So stick to being around people who allow you to be you - Trish, Yinrun, Henry, Chanelle.

"And your mum says to get a haircut."

Host AJ Odudu was quick to spot the snub.

Back in the studio, she told audience members: "So Matty's boyfriend said he could be himself in front of Trish, Yinrun, Henry and Chanelle.

"Anyone missing from Matty's boyfriend's list?," which prompted the audience to shout "Jordan".