Big Brother warns housemates over 'vile language'
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Big Brother has issued a stern warning to the housemates over their foul language after show bosses received complaints from viewers, says a report.
The housemates' late-night chat is normally censored by Big Brother but this year some of their obscene comments have apparently slipped through during live streaming, says the Daily Star Sunday.
Show executives have received a number of complaints from unhappy viewers after the housemates chatted about "depraved" sex acts.
One viewer said of the chat: "I'm no prude but this language is vile. The housemates have filthy mouths this year and people just don't want to hear it."
Big Brother issued the housemates with a warning to watch their language.
Insiders also revealed that all the contestants were cautioned that they would not be allowed to mimic foreign accents during their time on the show "because it might be seen as racist".
An insider said: "Mimicking someone could be deemed racist."
It was recently claimed that all nine Big Brother winners are to go back into the house in a bid to boost falling ratings.
Kate Lawler, Craig Phillips, Brian Dowling, and Cameron Stout will be joined by Portuguese trans-sexual Nadia Almada, Anthony Hutton, Pete Bennett, Brian Belo and last year's champion Rachel Rice.
Insiders said that the move is part of a desperate plan to rescue the show which has seen a huge decline in viewing figures just 14 days into its 13-week run.
Big Brother bosses are planning to bring back the previous winners on Tuesday July 14 when they will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the launch of the reality TV show.
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