[Northern Monkey]

Not been a Jordan fan, his dry persona was amusing at first, but wore thin quickly. The triangle of desperation has taken up most of his time
However, i did earn a new admiration for him when he shut Trish’s underhanded tactics down swiftly and sharply. He actually did something for once and it took Trish’s arrogance down a peg or two.
So, well done Jordan (for once).

[Cherie]

She seemed very taken aback and he was very quick in his summation, that she was acting like Chanelle in Jenkins ear

[Vanessa]

I love Trish, but I thought she was rude and controlling.
But I think she realised and said sorry.
They are still very good friends and I like both.

[Tizmee]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Not been a Jordan fan, his dry persona was amusing at first, but wore thin quickly. The triangle of desperation has taken up most of his time
However, i did earn a new admiration for him when he shut Trish’s underhanded tactics down swiftly and sharply. He actually did something for once and it took Trish’s arrogance down a peg or two.
So, well done Jordan (for once).

I admired Jordan for it too and I think Trish was seriously taken aback that she was put in her place so directly - she didn’t expect that.

Then, I was most intrigued by Henry’s comment to her that ‘the puppet master is back’ … seems there may have been some goings on that perhaps, Big Brother have not shown the viewers to warrant such a remark. I wonder what ….

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Tizmee

I admired Jordan for it too and I think Trish was seriously taken aback that she was put in her place so directly - she didn’t expect that.

Then, I was most intrigued by Henry’s comment to her that ‘the puppet master is back’ … seems there may have been some goings on that perhaps, Big Brother have not shown the viewers to warrant such a remark. I wonder what ….

They're both very sharp and observant.
I do like Trish and her heart is in the right place.
But sometimes she can be really bossy. I think even she knows that.

[Tizmee]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

They're both very sharp and observant.
I do like Trish and her heart is in the right place.
But sometimes she can be really bossy. I think even she knows that.

But her being bossy has become her biggest problem I think.

As adults, being bossy to others is never a good trait, and I feel this is what has driven up some viewers dislike of her.

[Kazanne]

She did come across as a bit controlling wagging her finger at him,lol, but nice to see they acted like adults no screaming and shouting and 2 mins after they were hugging,they get on well those two,Even Henry raised his eyebrows when she was telling Jordan what to do.

[Mich3LL3]

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGe18Sr4M/

Heres extended conversation they have had from the live feed.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Tizmee

But her being bossy has become her biggest problem I think.

As adults, being bossy to others is never a good trait, and I feel this is what has driven up some viewers dislike of her.

Yes, I agree. I suppose no one is perfect. We all have weaknesses.

[thesheriff443]

I see it as Trish trying to make Jordan aware of the situation

When you think about it the outside gang have been targeting Trish and the others from the beginning

Matty’s reaction to Trish saying she was in the firing line but had no cover from the others made him have a light bulb moment

[Stu]

She came on slightly strong, he let her know what's what and she recognised the situation and apologised for it.

Two fine people.

[Dr Z]

It was absolutely glorious. His tone and choice of words spoke volumes!

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

I see it as Trish trying to make Jordan aware of the situation

When you think about it the outside gang have been targeting Trish and the others from the beginning

Matty’s reaction to Trish saying she was in the firing line but had no cover from the others made him have a light bulb moment

I don't think it's Trish's finest moment and could have been handled much more subtly, but what she said is valid none the less so I agree with this

Jordan didn't handle it very sensitively either tbf

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I don't think it's Trish's finest moment and could have been handled much more subtly, but what she said is valid none the less so I agree with this

Jordan didn't handle it very sensitively either tbf

I agree with this, I get Jordans point but he was quite rude about the way he spoke to her, you could see Henry and Yinrun weren't even sure if he was being serious or not. he was also quite short with Matty that day, i wonder if he was just having a snappy day

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I agree with this, I get Jordans point but he was quite rude about the way he spoke to her, you could see Henry and Yinrun weren't even sure if he was being serious or not. he was also quite short with Matty that day, i wonder if he was just having a snappy day

Well Matty said something at the table that we never got to see but it was another Jordan put down from what I can gather....Matty is an annoying little pest who just cant seem to leave Jordan alone...and seems to think Jordan fancies the pants off him...but he doesn't...he only likes his eyes

[GlitterUK]

Jordan doesn't snap he gets spikey.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Well Matty said something at the table that we never got to see but it was another Jordan put down from what I can gather....Matty is an annoying little pest who just cant seem to leave Jordan alone...and seems to think Jordan fancies the pants off him...but he doesn't...he only likes his eyes

Matty is harassing Jordan.
Image if it was a man acting like that towards a woman.
He's really making him uncomfortable.
Leave the man alone

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

I see it as Trish trying to make Jordan aware of the situation

When you think about it the outside gang have been targeting Trish and the others from the beginning

Matty’s reaction to Trish saying she was in the firing line but had no cover from the others made him have a light bulb moment

That’s how I saw the incident

They could have both handled it better to be honest .


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[GlitterUK]

You don't have to point in a friend face to make them aware of something. Glad it was with a housemate who could stick up for himself.

[Denver]

The issue was Jordan was the one who went blabbing to Chanelle

[joeysteele]

Trish was a bit out of order.
Jordan handled it really well without being offensive.

Trish realised she was wrong.

Then as friends who respect the honesty between each other , it all was resolved and not a raised voice.
Both remaining friends solidly.

[GlitterUK]

So Jordan can do what he wants. Trish just wants to control him. Pointing in his face is out of order. I know she is the oldest now in the house but he isn't her child.

[CocaColin]

It wasn't Trish's finest moment but she handled it and apologised.

I don't like how it was weaponised against her straight away, it seems she is held to different standards.

And lack of awareness from Henry, especially just after the podcast where Trish expressed her feelings and he's sticking the knife in pushing a narrative she's a puppet master, even if it's said in jest.

And it's clear it was him who went to Chanelle to talk about Noky. Funny how he didn't speak up. I'm really not a fan of him. Tory gonna tory though.

And I would also like to see where Jordan has spoke up in defence of Trish to the detriment of his friendship with Chanelle? He was very passive in their conversation and didn't defend her once.

Trish, they're not real friends. Know that.

[Jones]

Originally Posted by CocaColin

And I would also like to see where Jordan has spoke up in defence of Trish to the detriment of his friendship with Chanelle? He was very passive in their conversation and didn't defend her once.

Trish, they're not real friends. Know that.

I believe Jordan was referring to when Trish left the room after the rule break announcement and Jordan said something to Chanelle about how her conversation could be taken in a way that it was aimed at Trish.

[Ammi]

…was it underhand tactics…?…I don’t think it was an equivalence with any actions of Chanelle…hmmmmm, what should we call it, an ear on ear crime…anyway, I can’t see that Chanelle’s actions for instance have come from a place of ‘good faith’…she’s someone by her own words who ‘doesn’t forget’ …but with Trish, it wasn’t any type of bad feeling involved…(…imo…)…but just saying to be careful…and maybe she did just barge in and not approach it perfectly…but it was all on the recent back of feeling really targeted as being the responsible person for Paul being evicted ….and then realising that was being held onto in negativity toward her from some others in the other group…and generally feeling quite lost and unsupported also…so yeah, not the best way …but she apologised immediately and Jordan graciously accepted also… maybe a bit abruptly but he was trying to eat so…that’s fine, also…we all can just barge on in at times and think ughhhhhh, I could have done that so much better…but surely it’s the how you deal with things after the fact also, when something is pointed out to you as Jordan did…and Trish was pretty great in apologising…isn’t that what we would hope for with any housemate…’well at least they could have apologised, pffft to them…’…but she did, without reservation the lady did…