BIG Brother fans are desperate for Caroline Monk to be booted out the house branding her “vile” and a “bully”.
The PR expert, 56, has been making mischief from day one, but decided to up her antagonistic behaviour after winning immunity for the next two weeks.
This week she’s argued with Teja about politics, joked she had sex with asexual Richard and caused havoc in a medical-themed task.
While last week she sparked 398 complaints to Ofcom for misgendering trans housemate Zelah and making offensive comments.
Viewers think she deserves the same fate as George Gilbert, who was removed following three formal warnings.
One person wrote on X: “Caroline is a classic bully, constantly punching down and acting like a victim.”
Another said: “She’s a fake trouble maker who is not a good person who thinks she’s so funny when she’s not funny at all. She’s so egotistical and she’s perverted and rude. Vulgar.”
A third said of her treatment of Richard: “She is a bully. She harasses the f**k out of him… She’s vile.”
Referencing her clash with Tasia, another said: “She is just ghastly. Not entertaining to watch in any way and the ‘I was just asking questions’ schtick is so tired.”
While a fifth shared: “Part of me feels like she might be a ticking timebomb and that she’ll do or say something that could lead to her possibly getting ejected.”
The scene in which Caroline misgendered housemate Zelah left her co-stars horrified and saw her receive a formal warning from Big Brother.
The star appeared to make transphobic remarks in a moment which saw her isolated from the house.
Caroline was informed that any further instance of such language could result in her removal from the house.
In the episode, she said to openly trans man Zelah in front of the rest of the group: “She’s a girl!”
Her comment came after she asked pansexual housemate Nancy which person she fancied the most and suggested she picked someone she could “carry on civilisation” with.
As Nancy confirmed she would pick Zelah, Caroline shouted: “She’s a girl!”
Her co-stars were left stunned and attempted to stop her from saying anything more, Caroline added: “But you haven’t got a willy. Is that really bad?”
Offering up a judgment, Big Brother said to her: “Caroline, Big Brother thinks that your language in these instances was offensive and unacceptable and cannot permit you to use language in a way that could cause offence to your fellow Housemates and the viewing public.”
