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"This house is CHAOTIC": Big Brother sees more huge rows in tonight's episode and fans 'can't cope'

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Fresh from the first row of the 23rd season of Big Brother, we now have other potential feuds in the making as several housemates begin to clash. And what's more, it's only the third day of the latest season, so there's likely to be plenty more drama on the way.

While Johanne Cade and Rochelle Rackham clashed in Tuesday's (15 September) instalment of the ITV reality series, tonight's episode will see multiple housemates have a war of words in the iconic house.

In a newly-released clip on Instagram, Johanne and Rochelle are involved again, though with different parties this time. Johanne gets into an argument with Yasmin, and is then called to the diary room by Big Brother.

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Rochelle, meanwhile, causes controversy with her remarks to Charlotte Nott. Charlotte, who lost both her hands and feet due to contracting meningitis at the age of three, is stunned when Rochelle says that she has a "fear" of people with "no arms".

"I feel really ashamed, but I have got a bit of a fear… of [people with] no arms," Rochelle tells Charlotte. "When I saw you, I was like 'oh my God', and I feel so ashamed. Now I don't even look at it."

Charlotte later relays the conversation to some of the other housemates, with Chelsey Ammari remarking that Rochelle needed to "learn to shut her mouth". Rhianna Collins offers to have a word with Rochelle, though it's not clear if she does.

Finally, there's also a spat between Philip Regan and Yasmin, with Yasmin accusing her co-star of being "rude" as she tries to sleep. Philip quips that it's about "eight o'clock", and that he plans to 'stay up'.

The spats, with the exception of Rochelle's insensitive comments, have been welcomed by viewers, with several noting that the season is shaping up to be the most dramatic of the ITV era.

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"ITV sure did pick on the basis of clash factor this year lol love it!" wrote one viewer in the comment section, while another noted: "I can't cope with this series. Drama, drama, drama!"

"God, I love this series already! Finally ITV have cracked it! Every other series has been saturated and dull! This is proper telly," said another excited fan, while a fourth called the house "chaotic".

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