Big Brother's Philip and Rochelle clash with Tiffany Pollard: "She seems absolutely vile"

Big Brother has previewed Tiffany Pollard's first scenes as she re-enters the house – and it seems she's already causing plenty of drama. The show legend was confirmed to have joined the ongoing series as a special guest yesterday.

The show has now released a preview of her first scenes, as she declares to the assembled: "New York is in the motherf**king House!"

While things start lightheartedly, even jokingly referring to Samuel as "Harry Potter", tensions start to rise, as over dinner she declares: "I have the floor right now."

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"Let me shut the f**k up," Yasmin sarcastically responds.

It looks like there are further tensions with Rochelle, who says privately: "She seems absolutely vile."

"You've barely seen the lady," Lynx notes, as Rochelle is adamant: "Don't want to."

There's also issues between Tiffany and Philip, as the latter declares that he's been left "very upset" by Tiffany, huffing off as he calls her "f**king nasty through and through".

"That was some bullshit and I'm the House Guest, I just got here!" Tiffany then states.

Fans had previously expressed their excitement to see Tiffany in the house, one correctly predicting: "I think she will have a massive fight with Philip. I can’t wait for the chaos. House of horror indeed."

"Tiffany is gonna shake that house up & hopefully humble some people & put them in their place especially Rochelle & Philip & Rhianna & Omar the vile gossip group! I can't wait!" another added, while a third suggested she would bring some "madness" to the show.

Elsewhere, the show has confirmed its latest nominations results, with Rochelle, Rhianna and Samuel, and Philip and Twinks at risk of eviction.

Big Brother airs on ITV2 and streams on ITVX.

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