Rylan Clark-Neal calls for CBB bosses to chuck the stars out without their fee if they break the rules
Presenter says 'no-one is bigger than Big Brother'
CELEBRITY Big Brother has had its share of misbehaviour, from GEMMA COLLINS breaking doors earlier this year to DONNY TOURETTE climbing over a fence in 2007.
But now RYLAN CLARK-NEAL with CBB host EMMA WILLIS, has called for bosses to chuck the stars out without their fee if they break the rules.
In an exclusive chat, the CBB Bit on the Side host said: “This year, if people start breaking out and stuff like that, I will be the first one to say, ‘Kick them the f*** out’.
“No-one is bigger than Big Brother. That’s the way I look at it.”
The new series starts tonight on Channel 5, with stars including ex-Page 3 model SAM FOX, panto favourite CHRISTOPHER BIGGINS and Geordie Shore babe MARNIE SIMPSON.
Rylan added: “They are all being paid a lot of f***ing money to be in that house.
“In reality, yes Big Brother is hard but, let’s be honest, it’s sitting in a house for four weeks playing games.
“We’re not out on the front line.”
ONE IN THE SPY FOR BEN
HE IS one half of comedy duo Armstrong & Miller, but the joke is on BEN MILLER after being snubbed again by makers of Johnny English.
I recently revealed the ROWAN ATKINSON spy comedy franchise will have a third outing.
Telly star Ben, above, who played Rowan’s MI7 sidekick in the 2003 original, had his part cut from 2011 sequel Johnny English Reborn.
Now producers have gone one further by leaving him out of the new flick entirely.
In an exclusive chat, Ben, whose show Death In Paradise is being shown every day on Drama, said: “I did know they are writing another one. They certainly haven’t mentioned it to me, put it that way.”
Don’t worry, Ben – just stick your name in for Bond like everyone else.
Mel of the ball
ALL eyes were on MEL B and HEIDI KLUM for the first live show of America’s Got Talent.
But SIMON COWELL’s lovely other half LAUREN SILVERMAN with Simon and me, was the woman I was most pleased to see backstage.
She celebrated her 39th birthday in Hollywood but wasn’t impressed Si got the Dolby Theatre crowd to sing Happy Birthday after he told them she was 50.
Lauren had the last laugh – she was IDed buying booze.
SOAPBOX
WALFORD residents will have to start buying their fish from the MinuteMart – as Buster Briggs is leaving the Square.
Actor Karl Howman has already filmed his final scenes after two years playing the fishmonger.
Recently his character has been caught up in a love triangle as he bedded Kathy behind Shirley’s back.
Meanwhile, over on EMMERDALE, Andy is framed for the shooting of Lawrence by his lover, Chrissie.
She is out for revenge after finding out that Andy slept with Bernice so sends the cops round.
Andy has been to prison before for manslaughter but he certainly doesn’t deserve to go back to jail for a second time – especially for a crime he didn’t commit.
