Big Bro Vic quits after meltdown
FRAGILE Victoria Jensen quit Big Brother after a shock twist sparked all-out war in the house.
The Essex babe, 30, suffered a meltdown on Thursday when she said she was struggling to cope.
And after an explosive row on Friday night, she fled the house alongside her twin sister Emma.
Yesterday Emma agreed to return but Victoria refused.
During Friday’s live show, bosses staged a fake eviction which saw Alex Cannon and Jackson Blyton secretly moved to the second house with “The Others”.
Ryan Ruckledge and Andrew Tate were sent into the main house, where they faced people from their pasts.
Within seconds, wannabe singer Ryan let rip at former friend and love rival Sam Giffen. The pair are both from Blackpool.
The row turned nasty when Chelsea Singh stepped in to defend Sam and told Ryan: “You might not care about him but I f***ing care about him. I f***ing care about him, do you understand?
“So you f***ing get through me before you f***ing speak to him, do you f***ing understand?”
Chelsea’s rant was so aggressive that BB bosses were forced to step in and ask Sam to move away from Ryan over fears it could turn violent.
The incident, which was shown last night, proved too much for Victoria and Emma and they fled.
They had counted as one housemate but Emma will now compete alone.
Victoria, who is vegan and teetotal, had been left in tears after seeing other housemates eating meat. She also moaned it was difficult not being able to put her feet on real grass so she could feel connected to the earth.
The series was thrown into chaos after both of Friday’s twists were ruined by dozy housemates. Ryan and Andrew were told by host Emma Willis to pretend to be new housemates who had not seen any footage.
But moments after arriving in the main house, Andrew let slip that they had been watching them all.
The fake eviction of Alex and Jackson was also rumbled when Marco told them he knew they were not being booted out and would be “going next door”.
Big Brother continues tonight at 9pm on Channel 5.