Ejection: A Theory
 

From them ejecting him without prior formal warnings, to what he said in his speech (mentioning Race, sexuality, gender and religion, and saying it happened in the heat of the moment) then I reckon he had some kind of final straw outburst at everyone in the house and said offensive things to most people. It would explain the drastic decision (I wanted him gone but if it was a single use, or 'minor' thing it should've been a warning).

could be

he seemed a bit shocked that he was being removed

We'll never know!

From what he said in the diary room, his apology wasn't directed at a specific housemate(s)

So maybe his rant that got him ejected was directed at a specific 'group'

Yeah, it's either this or they advised him not to mention who he offended so they can cover it up easier.

They BETTER show us or I’ll fight them

god I'm so hyped for sundays episode now

I was just thinking of this :joker:

They won’t show us anything

They probably won't even show us what happened.

they went to akeem after so my opinion was directed at him and race . heard somewhere the p word was used thats my theory but guess wont be shown too

I read on twitter he called Akeem a racial slur but well twitter aint that reliable

I expect we will get a highly edited version

Hmmm Brooke and Cameron and not racism

Not to speculate, but I can only imagine it's a homophobic comment

Screaming so the producers wanted him to stay but C5 said no

To two of his gay friends though? Odd

I did wonder if they were about to show it when he was messing around with Brooke at the party, thought he might have said 'it's alright I know she's a f word' or something like that

thats not his twitter account

He said it 'slipped out' so I imagine it wasn't on purpose

Lewis was BOUND to kick off on the night when two housemates celebrated their birthdays - that was so predictable. It wasn’t about him was it? Naturally he had to get noticed...

So glad this vile, boorish oik has gone.

Or I wonder if he aired some controversial views on transsexuality or something like that