Celebrity Big Brother fans have demanded that Chris Hughes be kicked out of the house after his weird act with JoJo Siwa.
It all kicked off on Monday night’s (April 21) episode, when Chris, 32, and JoJo, 21, were chilling on the sofa. Things took a seriously uncomfortable turn when Chris noticed chocolate on his shorts — and asked JoJo to deal with it in a way that left viewers stunned.
“Oh, right lick that off please. That’s got to come off,” Chris said, adding: “Right, lick that off, please, that has to go.”
He even pointed to the exact spot he wanted her to target, joking, “Imagine that wasn’t chocolate. Lick it, you freak.”
As JoJo leaned down, the cameras caught her head near Chris’s crotch. JoJo joked she needed to “bite it off,” and later insisted she did a “pretty good job on my behalf.” Chris agreed.
The awkwardness didn’t stop there — Chris later showed JoJo an ingrown hair near his groin, which she actually pulled out for him.
Fans watching at home were immediately unsettled. One viewer posted on X: “I am a Chris and JoJo friendship defender but Chris is going too far, at the end of the day, she is over a decade younger than him and has made her lack on romantic interest clear.”
Another slammed the double standards, saying: “So Mickey gets removed for being disgusting with the women but telling JoJo to lick his shorts isn’t disgusting? Chris showed his true vile colours tonight knew there was something off about him.”
Others were just ready for Chris to be kicked out. “It’s actually time for Chris to go… his behaviour towards Jojo is very odd and I am done pretending like it’s normal,” one fan wrote.
Another simply said: “Chris making JoJo BITE off the dried chocolate from his shorts is the most unsettling thing ever I’m crying.”
But while Chris's behavior continues to spark controversy, JoJo has been having powerful moments of personal growth inside the house.
This week, the Dance Moms alum revealed a major update about her sexuality — telling fellow housemate Danny Beard: “I feel so queer.”
“I've never - I think I've always told myself I'm a lesbian. I think you - I think being here - I've realised I am not a lesbian, I’m queer,” she continued.
She added: “And I think that's really cool, I'm switching letters! I've dropped the L and I've gone to the Q baby! That's what I love about sexuality.”
The emotional conversation ended with a hug, and Danny Beard joked: “And you know what British people love more than anything? To queue!”
JoJo’s latest comments mark a shift from when she previously described herself as pansexual and later as gay. Her openness about embracing the broader term “queer” reflects her ongoing journey of self-discovery.