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Celebrity Big Brother ‘bully’ Natalie Nunn goes on a furious rant about ‘fake b*****s’ after realising she’s up for eviction
NATALIE Nunn went on a furious rant about "fake b*****s" after being shocked that she’s up for eviction.
The 33-year-old was earlier slammed as a bully by housemate Gabby Allen who threatened to quit the house after a furious row.
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After finding out she's facing eviction, Natalie walked around the bedroom pointing out all the "fake" people in the house.
Surprised by her nomination, the Bad Girls star exclaimed: "I have done nothing to nobody."
She vented to pal Rodrigo Alves about their housemates, saying: "From here on out, shut the f*** up talking to me. You're fake, you're fake, you're fake.
"I'm not going to do this because it's like what the f***.
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"People are so f***ing fake.
"If I don't know who has nominated me then everybody in this house is fake.
"They're going to sit around here and be fake as f***.
"They are mad at me because I'm better."
She added: "So now I've got to pack my bags every time?
"I'm not going to play this f***ing game.
"I have done nothing to nobody."
Natalie will now face the public vote against Hardeep Singh Puri.
The Sun Online exclusively revealed today that Celebrity Big Brother is facing a potential Ofcom probe in an ongoing bullying row after fans lodged complaints over Natalie's antics.
Viewers have accused the US reality star of going too far after a series of explosive rows with her fellow housemates and now the media watchdog is looking into it.
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Ofcom have received 14 complaints over alleged bullying involving Natalie, 33, relating to two episodes this week.
They told us they are looking into the complaints before deciding whether to launch a full investigation.
A statement from Ofcom explained: "We will assess these [complaints] against our broadcasting code before deciding whether we will be investigating."
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