Celebrity Big Brother’s Steph: I ‘substituted’ Jeremy for my boyfriend

Because I wouldn’t have got this far. “She knows the producer and gets immunity fix”, another wrote.

“I do wish I had someone who was financially stable to look after me so I could be free, and be myself”, she sobbed.

She must have needed this moment of pleasure after storming out the house earlier with Danniella Westbrook.

The former “Hollyoaks” star has formed a close friendship with Irish model Jeremy McConnell since entering the house and the pair have even ventured into the romance field, however many housemates have commented that Stephanie’s long-term boyfriend would not be happy with their developing friendship.

After being shown a clip of Gemma crying about her hair extensions being ‘frazzled, ‘ Tina let rip – and left host Rylan Clark looking slightly uncomfortable. “Anyone who is asking about the red knickers, yeah they’re mine”.

When a shocked Tiffany asked “are you s***ing me?”, Gemma continued: “I’m excited but nervous as well”.

Taking the spotlight, Tina said: “I think she should be more anxious about getting a gastric band maybe than her extensions”.

An enraged Danniella later vented to Big Brother in the diary room: “I ain’t getting into an argument with her, because she wants me to argue with her so people forget that she’s getting into bed with somebody else every night”.

The ongoing task will see the housemates – all of whom will otherwise face the public vote – battling it out to secure immunity, with Gemma becoming the first one to cement her place in the house in a challenge which involved finding a gold mask in a series of boxes.

Christopher wants Danniella to stay in the house.

He said: “He [Jeremy] came to me saying you were saying stuff to him in the night time and then in the day you said you wanted to marry your boyfriend”.

Gemma and Danniella then run through the fire exit in the garden and into the camera runs.

Shockingly, after talking to Big Brother, Danniella and Gemma change their minds and decide to remain in the house.

Collins said: “I think it’s the right thing for you to do”.