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Big Brother in bullying row as viewers accuse housemate of ‘cruelly belitting’ co-star
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BIG Brother is involved in a brand new bullying row after viewers have accused housemates of ‘cruelly belitting’ one of their co-stars.
During last night's episode, Ali, 38, and Khalid, 23, had a heated conversation about what happened on Friday night moments before Ryan was the first housemate to be evicted.
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The forensic psychologist branded Khalid "false" in a shocking showdown.
Ali started: "Do you know what it is Khalid... I think you're a nice boy but I find, sometimes, the interactions, I find false.
"I find that very very difficult because I don't want to engage with it.
"Because I don't want to play into, I don't want to be fake with you...
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"I don't want to be like shaking your hand, hugging you, when inside I don't buy it."
She continued: "At the eviction, you're sitting there yawing, acting bored, when other people are facing something stressful.
"When Iz was looking worried, you were like 'why you looking worried, you're not up for eviction'. I'm like that's basic empathy.
"That's why Iz was worried and upset.
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"There's no need for these long speeches to check up on us."
Khalid replied: "I wanted to come speak to you tonight but I said I thought tonight would not be the right time.
"Everyone's vibing weird with everyone. It's weird.
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"All I wanted to do was see what it was.
"The only difference from before and after was the party, so everyone assumed it was the party. That's not me. That's everyone. "
Khalid then explained that he's not as articulate as her, to which she said she didn't want to hurt him, it's just who she has noticed it in the most.
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Ali said: "I have said what you think and you have defended yourself.
"So is that not now the end of the conversation? We don't have to agree."
She'd had enough and got up and walked off.
Many have taken to X, formerly known as Twitter, to say the same thing.
One said: "Ali is so fake, can tell she was the high school bully."
"Ali is trying to use her degree to belittle and indirectly bully Khaled … cute," another added.
A third chimed in: "Ali and Lily are bullies if this was the other way around everyone would be demanding the producers to step in #bbuk."
A fourth tweeted: "Me when i see Ali and Lily start to bully Khaled when he’s just being a nice human and practising his morals…"
A fifth wrote: "Idc Ali is a bully and if your not kissing the ground she walks on they are fake."
It comes after Ali admitted she thought Khaled was "fake".
Khaled was rewarded with immunity and became head of the house following the challenge tonight.
Ali told some of the group: "Can I just say, keep your inside thoughts inside Ali. Keep them inside."
Lily piped up and said: "I'll say it. I think Khaled is fake."
Ali agreed and echoed: "I think Khaled is fake as well."
Lily went on: "I think everyone in here doesn't see it except for me."
Forensic psychologist Ali explained: "So, he's worried about being perceived in a certain way.
"He doesn't feel terrible. He wants to look like he feels terrible."
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He's impression managing, he's worried about being percieved in a certain way, he constantly will present himself as the nice guy
"He doesn't want to look like he's revelling in a party because that will make him not look like a nice guy."
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