Rebecca defending Kayleigh's aggressive behaviour...
 

Now that was interesting...

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When did she support it?

She tried to calm the situation down imo

It certainly was

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Exactly, was Raph supporting Chanelle being aggressive as well :umm2:

She was trying to talk her down, she drew the short straw having to take her to the DR, where was Kieran, Lotan, Tom and vintage Joe, keeping their heads down that's where :laugh:

This. She went up in my estimations tonight

I dont know someone obviously needed to stay with Kayleigh, she win in no fit state to be on her own. I feel like Chanelle over-reacted towards her for no reason

The good news from all of this is we can use the word aggression without fear again

I literally don't see what Rebecca did wrong at all. She was most likely called in as a rational calm influence (much like Raph was to Arthur) and she never once supported anything Kayleigh said.

I found it unfair that Kayleigh was removed when Chanelle was the who started it all. She should leave Ellie alone and let Ellie make her own mistakes, if Ellie wants to follow Lotan around what business is it of Chanelles. The pair of them should have been removed not just Kayleigh. I am so disappointed in Raph supporting Chanelle when she was quite obviously very aggressive too.

No she didn't....she was the one to pull her away and she went with her to the diary room probably to ensure she got there. She found herself in a difficult position and she clearly didn't want to stay with her...BB put her in a difficult position. What was she supposed to say..NO.
She went back to collect her things and told the other housemates she was doing it so she wasn't by herself. She never condoned Kayleigh's behaviour.
She tried to calm Kayleigh but Kayleigh couldn't help herself. I think what she did was honourable.
Kayleigh's behaviour was despicable but Chanelle stirred the whole situation and Raph stood by Chanelle...so does that make him any better?

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No I agree. Chanelle is very lucky, she got very vocal tonight, I cant see her lasted much longer if she keeps this up

:laugh:....it's certainly the word of the series Cherie :laugh:

Didn't Rebecca say hannah was aggressive but i didn't hear her say anything about Kayleigh?

She wasn't in the room when Kayleigh v Chanelle kicked off though, why do people expect her to run into every argument and call out aggressive behaviour :laugh:

Exactly, this is why the comparison between her and Raph tonight is ridiculous as Raph has never accused someone (harshly may I add) of being aggressive, and then not say anything at all when near physical violence was going on in the house.

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Rebecca was NOT in the room. How can you expect her pass comment?

But lets face it a part of this forum is thirsty af for any chance to start a race debate.

But Kayleigh was super aggressive in the DR, probably the most aggressive scene of the series so far. Chanelle was aggressive too but Kayleigh took it too far so i was a bit confused Rebecca not calling her aggressive like she did with Hannah. Because Rebecca was with her in the DR

but i don't have an issue with Rebecca with what she did, i just think she was put in an awkward position.

rule number 1: Guys never interfere with girls fighting .... it never ends well :laugh:

and yes, rebecca was landed with that role which i think she did quite well

Rebecca's face when Kayleigh was aggressively yelling obscenities at Chanelle:
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Kayleigh: "You silly ****ing c/nt"
Rebecca: "(supportive) That's it"

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Rebecca had most likely been called into the diary room to calm Kayleigh down. Had she gone in and called Kayleigh aggressive how would that have helped the situation?

Also if Rebecca had called Kayleigh aggresive some of the forum would now be making 'She called another POC aggresive' topics I can guarantee it.

Rebecca had two other opportunities where she was there to point it out to them, or calm them down, and she wasn't doing much of either.

All that shows is Rebecca trying to remove Kayleigh from a volatile situation.

The 'thats it' comment was clearly 'thats it lets get you out of here' rather than 'thats it you tell her' too.