Bitter Big Brother feud revealed as fans spot huge clue that two co-stars are no longer friends
BIG Brother fans are convinced that winner Jordan Sangha has cut pal Trish Balusa out of his life after spotting a huge clue.
Lawyer Jordan, 26, and full-time mum Trish, 33, formed a strong bond in the house and were often seen consoling each other during difficult times.
They were also part of a close friendship group which included Henry Southan, Yinrun Huang and Matty Simpson.
But since leaving the house, winner Jordan has appeared to keep his distance from Trish since her ‘racist and homophobic’ tweets were exposed.
Jordan has now hinted that he is not on good terms with Trish after he failed to follow her on social media, despite her following him.
He follows his other close pals Yinrun, Henry, Matty and Noky.
But has failed to re-follow Trish on the social media platform.
It also comes after Trish reunited with some of her co-stars including Yinrun, Noky and Matty – but Jordan was nowhere to be seen.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun after his exit, Jordan addressed his friendship with Trish and said: “It’s something for me to process, I wish her all the best – Trish is a lovely person but I just have to think about how I’m going to navigate that.”
Earlier this month, Trish chatted to The Independent as she admitted her “shock” at reading the vile messages back.
Trish left the Big Brother house to a sea of cheers and people chanting “Trish for the win” but things took a dramatic turn just 24 hours later when some were left demanding the shock evictee be ‘cancelled’ after the messages were exposed.
A self-confessed feminist, the views expressed on her social media accounts appeared to completely go against the persona she had shown in the house where she was quick to react to injustice and speak her mind.
Now, Trish has told the publication of her ‘regret’ at sending out the posts.
She said: “You know, I was so shocked.
“I think for the first time, I looked in the mirror and I saw in myself, the people that I criticise and the things that I stand against.”
After the messages were revealed, Trish issued a public apology in which she took accountability for the things she said and insisted that she no longer held such views.
She was quickly axed from a scheduled appearance on ITV2 spin-off Late and Live in the wake of the revelations.
Trish also admitted that she would be forced to have conversations with some of her closest friends from the House after they leave as she acknowledged they fell into the “marginalised groups” she had previously targeted.
Referencing Yinrun, Henry, Jordan and Matty, Trish added: “I’m going to have to have a conversation with Yinrun.
“I’m going to have to have a conversation with Jordan, Henry, Matty – I’m going to have to have a conversation with all of them actually, because, as I said, you write something and you move on from it.
“You’re no longer aligned with even thinking or having those thoughts in your head that when it comes back, it’s such a shock and you have to have a think about the people it does affect in your life.”