Celebrity Big Brother SPOILER: Louis Walsh And Zeze Millz Clash As They Are Voted 'baddest Housemates'

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Tensions rise on Celebrity Big Brother as Louis Walsh and Zeze Millz face off in the final shopping task on Sunday night.

The house will transform into the realm of Wicked Big Brother and the former X Factor star, 71, and the YouTuber, 34, are voted ‘baddest housemates’.

Louis will be dressed in an eye-catching brown suit with a horn helmet and crown while Zeze is seen in a blue dress and tiara.

The duo must spend the day together and make a number of important decisions regarding their housemates.

The two are tasked with deciding who the three cruelest celebrity subjects are, and Zeze quickly jokes, “Unfortunately, we can’t choose you.”

Tensions rise on Celebrity Big Brother as Louis Walsh and Zeze Millz face off in the final shopping task on Sunday night.

The house will transform into the realm of Wicked Big Brother and the former X Factor star, 71, and the YouTuber, 34, will be voted ‘baddest housemates’.

Louis responds: “I would have put you in.”

Zeze says: “Great. So who do we want to choose? I think we pick the three who didn’t do anything and find a reason – that’s fair.

“I don’t want an easy way out. It’s like proposing to me, it’s too easy,” says Louis.

Relenting, Zeze adds: “Do what you want. I’m exhausted right now.

“I want to put David in there,” Louis suggests.

Zeze is not impressed with Louis introducing the Ibiza Weekender star and ‘refuses’ to let him do it.

Louis demands: “I have the last word.

” No, this is not the case ! » said Zéze.

It comes after Louis revealed he was diagnosed with a “rare” type of cancer in 2020 as he spoke about the serious health crisis for the first time on Friday’s episode of Celebrity Big Brother.

The two are tasked with deciding who the three cruelest celebrity subjects are, and Zeze quickly joked, “Unfortunately, we can’t choose you.”

Zeze said: “I think we pick the three who didn’t do anything and find a reason – that’s fair. » Louis replied: “I don’t want an easy way out. It’s like proposing to me, it’s too easy.

Louis suggested, “I want to put David in it”, Zeze was not impressed and “refused” to let him do it. Louis asked, “I have the last word.” » Zeze replied, “No, that’s not the case! » (photo David)

The Irish music director admitted he suffered from Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia, a rare type of blood cancer, but has since been given the all-clear after receiving treatment in Dublin during lockdown.

And now the star’s friends have spoken out about Louis’ illness and explained it’s the reason he sleeps so much on the ITV reality show.

The star was often seen napping in the Big Brother house, with his friends revealing “you can see how fragile he is”.

Speaking about his health The mirrorhis friends said: ‘Louis is currently in remission but you can see how frail he is and that he has lost a lot of weight. It’s also why he sleeps so much, it all took a lot out of him.

Louis revealed during the episode that the cancer diagnosis came as a “shock” and gave him a “reality check” and his friends explained that it was the driving force that pushed him to s sign up for the Big Brother show.

They continued: “The whole experience was the main driver for you signing up for the show. He had been very ill and just wanted to enjoy life again and he was like, “What the hell.”

They added: “It’s no wonder he decided to immerse himself in the Celebrity Big Brother house. It’s almost a reaction to what happened. It was quite an ordeal, especially since cancer is so rare that it took a while to be diagnosed.

Louis discussed her health with Levi and Ekin-Su Friday he told the two men that “no one knew he was sick.”

Levi asked how Louis had been spending the coronavirus lockdown, he replied: “I was sick, and I don’t think anyone knew I was sick. I had cancer. A sweet, rare version.

Levi asked, “Which part?” Pancreatic cancer?’

It comes after Louis revealed he was diagnosed with a “rare” type of cancer in 2020 as he spoke for the first time on Friday about the serious health crisis.

He revealed he suffered from Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia, a rare type of blood cancer, but has since been given the all-clear after receiving treatment in Dublin (photo from March 2020).

What is Waldenström macroglobulinemia?

Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia is also known as lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma.

This is a rare form of low-grade lymphoma (a type of bone marrow cancer), most cases associated with the presence of excessive amounts of abnormal proteins in the blood.
Due to the rarity of this disease, University College London Hospital in the United Kingdom has the largest referral practice for this disease.
Cancer usually develops over a long period of time and some people have no symptoms. This may be discovered when blood tests are done for another reason.
Symptoms may be caused by the buildup of lymphoma cells in the bone marrow. Lymphoma cells take up space, making it difficult for the bone marrow to produce enough normal blood cells.
The most common symptoms are: feeling weak and tired (fatigue), looking very pale or short of breath due to a lack of red blood cells (anemia), repeated infections due to a lack of white blood cells (which help fight infection), easy bruising or bleeding, heavy, heavy night sweats, weight loss.
Blood Cancer UK can offer advice and support

“In my blood, I didn’t even know I had it until I went to the hospital and then they examined me, examined me, examined me, and then they found it.”

“They said it was rare, and I said (shrugs) gone. replied Louis.

The music director admitted the cancer diagnosis left him in “shock” and a “reality check”.

He continued: “It’s affected me mentally, I have to be honest with you. (Points to his head) It’s right here, even when I pass a hospital I almost get sick.

“It’s all gone, I’m fine.” It was just the shock of being sick and that word… no one wants that word.

“I blocked it, a reality check, you see so many people sick and it’s terrible.

“In my world it was all about pop music and all that. I didn’t think anyone would get sick or anything like that. And it felt like it was a reality check, you’re in the real world.

Waldenstrom’s macroglobulinemia (also known as lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma) is a rare form of low-grade lymphoma (a type of bone marrow cancer), associated in most cases with the presence of excess protein abnormal in the blood.