Big Brother’s Dylan reveals next big surprise bust-up in house – saying housemate is ‘game-playing’
BIG Brother’s Dylan Tennant has revealed the next big surprise bust-up in the house.
The DJ from Coventry became the latest housemate to be evicted from the show alongside Paul Blackburn on Friday (November 3).
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Dylan said Matty, Henry and Jordan will have the next big fight.
He told us: “Me and Paul had no clue that this love triangle was going on.
“The first thing that we heard about a love triangle from Henry was when he came back from the lobster dinner and heard they had a kiss and thought it was brilliant.
“Apparently this has been going on from week one, they’ve kept it quiet. It’s going to kick off between them three.”
Dylan also revealed that Jordan is possibly playing a game on the show.
“I think Matty and Henry should just do what they’ve got to do and leave Jordan to it because Jordan seems like a game-player,” he explained.
“Matty and Henry should go and do their thing and then Jordan can just sit around and be himself.”
It comes after Dylan became the latest contestant to be voted off the show on Friday night in the first double eviction of the season alongside Paul.
Both contestants faced the wrath of the live audience and were booed even before their names were announced by hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best.
Dylan received seven nominations from Henry, Noky, Chanelle, Matty, Jenkin, Yinrun and Trish.
He was booed by the audience as he exited the show but said he had been “expecting it” after he “lost his rag” with Trish.
Speaking on Big Brother Late and Live, he said: “I was getting snappy and it is a pressure pot in there as you can probably see. I can just say sorry again for my outburst. It just went off.”
Dylan and Trish bumped heads on Tuesday’s episode (October 31) after he received the killer nomination ahead of Halloween’s sneaky backdoor eviction.
He told Trish exactly what he thought of her and accused her of “black on black crime,” before she branded him a “d***head”.