Celebrity Big Brother viewers call for Natalie Nunn to be booted off the show as they accuse her of being a ‘bully’
CELEBRITY Big Brother fans want Natalie Nunn kicked out of the Channel 5 reality show.
Last night viewers claimed the American star bullied Hardeep Singh Kohli and now the're calling on bosses to cut her loose.
Replying to Big Brother UK's tweet that featured Natalie, 35, today, one fan said: "Highlighting a bully!"
Another person tagged the star in their rant on Twitter and said: "You ridiculous awful bully! Let's hope you get voted out first! Go back to your life threatening to beat people up and all that s**t"
A third person raged: "Love the wall building task in #CBBUK, Love #PresidentTrump , hate #NatalieNunn , get the gob shite out!! Does nothing but bring negativity to the house, she’s just toxic...yuk."
Natalie has stirred trouble in the house by continuing to argue with Hardeep and slammed him last night for his "offensive" racial jokes about Uber drivers.
The pair locked horns in a heated exchange just days after the show came under the spotlight over racial slurs.
But her attitude towards Hardeep, who loves to cook in the house, hasn't been unnoticed by the others, with Dan Osborne saying to Jermaine Pennant: "She's savage isn't she?
"She just said to Hardeep 'well you ain't making me nothing.' I thought it was a liberty, his face dropped."
In another exchange, Natalie took issue with the funnyman's sense of humour.
The pair got in a spat when the 49-year-old asked her how she got her 'bad girl' reputation.
Clearly riled, Natalie quipped back: "Oh, you want to find out? Do you want to find out?"
The pair then became embroiled in a heated exchange when the comedian remarked: "I'd like to hear it from you."
Natalie responded: " Well, if you want me to be honest I find that some of the things that you do say a little bit like...
"I didn't know that you were a comedian.
Explaining her issue Natalie said: "I find it offensive when you say any sort of a racial thing about people being Uber drivers, even if it's not me.
"I just find things like that a little offensive."
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