Big Brother viewers have demanded Paul Blackburn be removed from the ITV show after he allegedly make a transphobic remark about housemate Hallie Clarke.
Viewers have claimed Paul named the skeleton Hallie - who is a transgender woman and had previously told her housemates she was planning to undergo gender affirmation surgery in the future. "Big Brother should honestly make the contestants sit together and out him for his actions before telling him to leave the house," one person said, while a second wrote: "Surely he should be removed for this? Obviously need to see the full clip in context, but if it's like that, had to be a 100% removal."
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