Mickey Rourke’s Shocking Big Brother Warning: Unacceptable Behaviour Exposed!

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Note: the below article contains language that readers may find uncomfortable.

Mickey Rourke is given a stern warning in tonight’s Celebrity Big Brother.

Tonight on the episode (9th April), ITV revealed that Rourke received a warning due to inappropriate language and conduct directed at his fellow housemate, JoJo Siwa.

During a conversation with the singer, Mickey asks JoJo: “Do you like girls or boys?”

JoJo clarifies, “As for me, I date people who identify as female or non-binary, that’s my partner,” and Mickey jokingly says, “If I stick around for more than four days, your sexual orientation will change.

In the garden, Mickey queries Chris Hughes about whether they all need to eliminate each other from the house. Then, he reveals his plan by saying: “I’ll be swiftly voting off the woman who identifies as a lesbian.

Upon being informed by JoJo that my words might be perceived as offensive due to their homophobic connotation, I found myself saying, “I need someone to confide in,” and then proceeded to indicate towards JoJo while clarifying, “But it isn’t you I’m addressing right now.

When Chris tells Mickey that his conversation is inappropriate, Mickey responds, “I understand. I was actually referring to a cigarette.

Shortly after, Mickey is called to the Diary Room.

Big Brother reminds Mickey, “Before moving into the Big Brother house, we went over the guidelines about inappropriate language and actions. Mickey, are you aware that such language might offend your fellow housemates or the audience watching at home?

Mickey responds: “I believe that’s the case. If my response seemed harsh, or if I genuinely felt that way, I would have said so.

Big Brother has found your language inappropriate and disrespectful. Consequently, I’m issuing you a formal warning. Continuing with such behavior might lead to your eviction from the Big Brother house. Do you comprehend?

Mickey concurs: “Absolutely, it is indeed quite significant… I must admit, I’m at fault. I assure you my words were not meant dishonestly – I was merely joking, if you catch my drift. The gravity of the situation didn’t fully register with me initially. If my words were misconstrued as having malicious intent, please accept my sincere apologies.

Following his exit from the Diary Room, Mickey endeavors to mend things by offering an apology to JoJo. Later on, the other housemates gather to talk about the matter, aiming to help Mickey comprehend why his remarks were hurtful and inappropriate.

Danny Beard expresses that he has a different perspective on the situation compared to how you managed it, but this doesn’t mean he intends to exclude or isolate you from the group. Instead, he encourages you to consider another viewpoint and hopes that you will continue to be an active member of the group. He doesn’t want you to feel excluded in any way.

Later on, Mickey talks to JoJo and expresses: “I need to apologize. Sometimes, I react quickly, which can be seen as having a short temper. Please understand, I don’t intend any harm by this. I genuinely mean my apologies. If I didn’t feel sorry, I wouldn’t express it to you.

As the day progresses, Mickey and JoJo are discussing Danny and drag queens. At one point, JoJo remarks admiringly, “It’s amazing to witness the rise and evolution of the drag scene over time.

Mickey asks: “It’s OK to say drag?” before admitting: “It gets confusing.”

JoJo explains, “What truly counts is the context and your intent. If you make a mistake without knowing it, and you’re willing to listen when corrected, that’s perfectly fine!

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2025-04-09 20:04