Big Brother's second evictee Zak Srakaew has accused Hallie Clarke of "spreading rumours" about him to their fellow housemates.
Last Friday, Zak - a 28-year-old model originally from Thailand - lost his place in the house following a head-to-head public vote, having picked up five votes during the nominations.
Now he has suggested that Hallie may have played some part in his downfall, while also criticising Kerry and Chanelle for being 'game-players'.
"I've had a lot of feedback from a lot of people saying that it was unfair that I had to leave because I was being too nice, that's not really an excuse to use," he told The Sun.
"But it's happened now and what's meant to be will be, I'm gutted as I feel I had so much more to show to the world and a lot more love to share.
"I feel like Hallie did me over, after she started spreading rumours about me, there was a switch-up.
"The biggest game-player is Kerry and Chanelle - she's a low-key game-player. If I were to go back in, I'd stay away from them both."
Discussing Hallie further, he continued: "I never knew she was going to go around spreading rumours about me.
"I think she's young and she's trying to fake it to the cameras to try and get attention.
"She's throwing a lot of tantrums in there to try and get more attention and the thing is, she doesn't realise when people laugh at her. They're not laughing at her because she's funny, they're laughing at her.
"People are saying it's embarrassing and she shouldn't be doing that. But the more people laugh at her, then she's going to keep doing it.
"I actually pulled her to the side and told her people are laughing at her and that she needs to stop doing this as she's better than this."
Hallie now finds herself up for this week's eviction alongside Dylan and Trish.
Neil Wilkes
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