Celebrity Big Brother 2018: Winner revealed
The series is over!
If it does turn out to be the last series of Celebrity Big Brother, it's certainly been a memorable one! Whether it was American reality star Natalie Nunn causing arguments with EVERYONE, Rodrigo Alves being removed for 'inappropriate' behaviour, or Roxanne Pallett accusing Ryan Thomas of 'punching her', the Channel 5 show has caused a lot of DRAMA over the last three weeks. Now, as the final took place tonight (Monday 10th September), Ryan Thomas was crowned the winner of the 22nd series.
Ryan beat the likes of Love Island star Gabby Allen, former TOWIE star Dan Osborne, broker Nick Leeson, Psychic Sally Morgan and Hollywood actress Kirstie Alley.
6th: Gabby Allen
Last month 13 housemates entered the infamous Celebrity Big Brother house, with certain characters immediately causing drama.
After receiving a 'final warning' in the first few days, Rodirgo Alves (AKA The Human Ken Doll), was removed by bosses for 'inappropriate behaviour'.
American Natalie Nunn was then the first housemate to be evicted, after receiving the most votes from her fellow housemates for her argumentative personality.
Despite footballer Jermaine Pennant confessing his feelings for model Chloe Ayling and even writing her secret love notes, Chloe was the second housemate evicted, admitting she didn't know he was a married man.
After Married At First Sight star Ben Jardine was the next to be evicted, Roxanne Pallett QUIT the show following the 'punching' incident with Ryan Thomas. After hearing the crowd chant "Get Roxy out" during Ben's eviction, Roxanne made the decision to leave.... and then followed THAT interview.
Following the Roxanne drama, Jermaine was the next housemate to be booted out by viewers. Pleading his innocence in his exit interview, Jermaine said, "Nothing actually physically happened...I never once said I am single...I thought she knew I was married."
THEN, after surviving a massive amount of evictions, comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli finally lost his place in the house just days before the final.
If you don't know what to do with your life now that Love Island and Celebrity Big Brother have come to an end, don't panic!
The civilian series of Big Brother is due to start on Channel 5 at Friday 14th September.