Aaron should not be allowed anywhere near Joel during any BB event. Fair enough Joel probably will be fine with it but that's still not right, the man is vile.

He should never have been removed.

Blatant publicity stunt.

Ridiculous they evicted him in the first place, - probably because Joel made a silly complaint.
How Danny has not been evicted is probably purely down to people like Mark not running into the diary room and complaining. He had been violent more than once and was literally an inch from Marks face so where is the consistency..

oh no hold on... Danny knows half of the BB incestuous family...

His removal was a massive publicity stunt. Had it been in another series, he would've just got a warning.

Unless Joel did a Chloe Goodman or something.
I love how some people are calling him vile, when I doubt they'd be saying that if he hadn't been ejected. It's just the stigma that's attached to ejected housemates.

I loved him in the house and I adore him now. He was clearly put into the "boring" category by the producers so they decided to use this opportunity to get rid of him.

Emma was rightfully ejected ty.

He shouldn't have been kicked out to begin with.

This series has had so many extra people thrown in that when I saw the title I forgot BB16 even had an Aaron, I thought it was referring to the one from BB12 and I was really confused. :laugh:

Considering he has been allowed on BOTS a few times this isn't surprising. Like other people have said him being ejected was a bit staged from the producers, if it had been another series he would still be in there and would have just got handed a final warning. The producers this year have just been desperate for something to happen so ejecting him was an attempt to make the series seem dramatic and pull in viewers.

He absolutely should have been removed and I disagree with the amount of work they've given him since the ejection purely because of the precedent it sets. That said I don't think Joel will mind, and actually he'll probably be happy.

I suppose it's the difference between black and white rules vs shades of grey. The world is shades of grey so it's hardly a travesty but Aaron is not the first one to be ejected for something which was not intentionally offensive nor is he the one ejected for doing the least yet previous contestants didn't get near as good treatment. Of course times change and it's a privately run show so if they want to change the rules it's their call.