Celebrity Big Brother SPOILER: Gary Goldsmith pleads with Sharon Osbourne to keep him on the show as he shares hope to change public perception as the ‘black sheep’ of the family.

Gary Goldsmith gets the chance to defend his place in the house while tenant Sharon Osbourne reaches a verdict on who to put up for eviction.

The millionaire businessman, 58, was one of three housemates in the “danger zone” and was at risk of being chosen by Sharon as one of the stars at stake.

Gary, David Potts and Zeze Millz get a chance to explain why they should stay in the house as each begs him to keep them inside.

Kate Middleton’s uncle admits he wants the chance to change the public’s perception of him after always being known as the “black sheep” of the family.

Sharon says: ‘So, let’s have a nice little chat, Gary. Tell me why did you accept the offer to enter the house?

Gary says: ‘It bothers me what the public’s perception of me is. The black sheep of the family. I’m a normal guy. It just so happens that my niece married Will.

Sharon then talks to David and says: ‘When I met you and saw you with no pants on, I was quite shocked.

And then when we started talking, I realized it was your thing. It’s not that I’m a prude because I’m not. How did you feel when you found out you were in the circle of fire?

David confesses that he “wasn’t surprised” to be in the bottom three and stated that it is something that has happened to him many times in his life.

He says: ‘I wasn’t surprised at all because I’ve had this enough in my life. On first impression, people say a little ‘woo, he’s just dying for attention’ when that’s not the case.

Finally, Zeze heads to Sharon’s lair to chat with her and Sharon says, “Zeze, I want to get to know you better.”

Zeze says, “I get a lot of reactions online because I say what I feel.”

Sharon says, ‘What do you hope comes out of this program?’

Zeze adds: “I think it’s more about people seeing a different side of me. People think I’m a stubborn person.

Elsewhere in the episode, Marisha Wallace and Ekin-Su Culculoglu talk about the breakup of their relationship with Davide Sanclimenti.

Ekin-Su reflects: ‘I’m always told that women should like men more. That’s right?’

The Love Island winner claims it was the “mistake she made”, apparently referencing her recent split from Davide, which failed earlier this year.

Marisha questions her: ‘Did you like him more?’ and Ekin-Su says, “I think so.”

Marisha says, ‘What made you leave your relationship?’

Ekin-Su says, “Let’s just say he hurt me.”