Rodrigo Alves is at the centre of a proper storm, after leaving Celebrity Big Brother over the weekend.
There was no hiding away to lick his wounds, he was straight out on the town – and sharing his exploits with fans on social media.
But, while partying to the max, he spared some time to make an almighty dig at his detractors.
On a picture shared to Snapchat, the Human Ken Doll wrote: “Living life while those [bleeps] are trying to [bleep] me over [with] lies!”
He doesn’t expand on exactly who or what he is referring too, but it would’t be too much of a leap to assume it’s related to the fall-out from the CBB drama.
Hours after Natalie Nunn became the first housemate to be voted out of the house on Friday night, Rodrigo also departed.
On Saturday, the Human Ken Doll told the Mail Online that he’d decided to walk as he was worried for his well-being.
“I demanded to leave. I was going to scale the wall if I wasn’t allowed to leave,” he said.
“I didn’t like it. My co-stars were boring, dirty and I had nothing in common with them. I was claustrophobic.
“I had to get up early and stay up late. I didn’t understand why people were in there. Hardeep (Singh Kohli) was snoring like a hog.”
He continued: “I was worried about how I was being edited. I felt it didn’t feel like a TV show.
“I’m used to being a showman. I was worried about my well-being because I was tired and out of the loop.”
However, Channel 5 had a very different version of events, issuing a statement on Saturday afternoon.
A representative for Celebrity Big Brother said: “After a further incident, Rodrigo has been removed from the Big Brother House and will not be returning.”
Now The Sun is claiming that the incident that led to the reality star being told to leave is so shocking it will never be aired.
During his time in the house, Alves was reprimanded during an episode that aired on August 17 after he used the N-word, telling former The Only Way Is Essex star Dan Osborne he was not attracted to him as he was “too white”.
During the exchange, Alves added twice that he would prefer a “[expletive] boy”.
Following the incident, Alves was summoned to the diary room where he was told his language was “unacceptable” and that if he used it again he would be removed from the house immediately.
Ofcom received more than 1000 complaints.
At the time Alves blamed being excited and drunk for his use of the racial slur and added that he regretted using it.
It seems from the Snapchats over the weekend, he’s no intention to censor his strong opinions!
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