Big Brother's Paul Calls Out Housemate as 'Fake' and Fame-Hungry

Paul Accuses Co-Star of Seeking Fame

Big Brother housemate Paul didn't hold back as he nominated one of his fellow contestants for eviction on the show. The 23-year-old from Liverpool called out his co-star, Farida, as "fake" and suggested that she was only in the house to gain followers and fame.

Changing Attitudes

Initially, Paul commended Farida for being open about her Islamic faith and wanting to start discussions on the topic. He found her "admirable" for wanting to share her culture and heritage. However, his opinion quickly changed when he began to doubt her intentions.

Questioning Farida's Motives

Paul raised concerns about Farida's discussion of "getting other opportunities" after leaving the show, suggesting that this was not a valid reason for being a housemate. He believed that she was being dishonest about her true motivations and was only interested in fame.

Jenkin Agrees

Paul's co-star, Jenkin, also nominated Farida for eviction and shared Paul's thoughts about her. He criticized her focus on "fame and money" and accused her of taking up someone else's spot in the house, someone who would truly enjoy the experience.

Focus on Social Media

Farida's interest in social media and gaining followers has been a topic of discussion among the housemates. In a conversation with her rival, Kerry, Farida bragged about her followers and the attention she receives on social media. She even mentioned adding "Big Brother" to her profile, implying that the show would boost her chances of success.

Throughout the episode, Farida's reliance on social media followers became a point of contention, causing further arguments among the housemates.