
The latest season of ITV's Big Brother has seen some housemates at loggerheads from the off, with rows over undercooked chicken and allegedly fake romances. But some viewers are 'glad' the most recent spat between contestants wasn't aired.
While many awkward interactions and heated altercations make their way into each episode's final cut, it's clear that producers don't always include everything, as The Sun's showbiz editor Felicity Cross revealed to the outlet that one Big Brother argument didn’t end up airing.
According to The Sun's 'mole in the spy house', Monday's episode (28 September) saw one clash between contestants which will no doubt go down in reality TV history.
"My jaw dropped when the gossip landed in my WhatsApp inbox," Felicity wrote.
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The text in question read: "Last night someone pooed on the floor in one of the toilets.
"Let’s just say it was a runny one – someone had been poorly and had been trying to get to the loo, but one of them is out of service.
"So they rushed to the other one and didn’t quite make it in time."
The message continued to claim: "Then Philip stepped in it… [vomit emoji].
"Obviously Rochelle found out and was utterly disgusted, and it kicked off another rant about the cleanliness of the house.
"Of course it wasn’t the poorly housemate’s fault, so Rochelle didn’t go full pelt this time."
Tyla has reached out to ITV for comment.

According to Felicity, the Big Brother crew came to the house's rescue to fix the ordeal 'ASAP' and support the poorly housemate, whose identity has not been revealed.
"But I watched Tuesday night’s episode (29 September) with interest to see if the scenes made the edit," she continued. "They obviously did not pass the taste check – and I, for one, am grateful."
She did note, however, that there were a 'few clues', including Rob commenting about 'hair' in the toilet and Rochelle not feeling all that happy when she could not find her handy Dettol spray.
Responding to the claims, one X user penned: "If it's to do with someone [pooing] on the floor, I'm kinda glad this one didn't air."
A second declared: "This series is insane. As disgusting as it sounds, I wish they didn’t cut this."
"It’s deffo the sick housemate’s fault! When you’re an adult, and you’re ill, and you make a mess, you clean it up!" hit out a third.
Big Brother continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX
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