[Nancy.]

I'm not sure whether it was John or Edward who made that comment about JJ and Austin but did you see him go crawling up James Jordan's backside after he came out of the diary room? What a coward.

[Tom4784]

Smoothing things over is cowardice?

[Mitchell]

Whats this obsession with James backside, Austin pushing his finger towards it, John or Edward licking it

[joeysteele]

Really clutching at straws here in my view.
Jedward in their last series said and did things that irritated and annoyed hms.

They always usually explained themselves and made it clear they meant nothing maliciously.
This is all they did with James who to his credit I believe fully accepted and knew that anyway.


I note you avoided highlighting unlike some others the fact that as soon as it was mentioned,Edward immediately said he had said it.

Nothing malicious meant by either of them at all and a non event in fact in my opinion.

[Withano]

I dont mind it so much, I think they were genuinely upset about how they misspoke and apologising is the mature thing to do when you hurt somebodys feelings, we don't see enough of maturity on BB so looked a bit weird in that context, perfectly normal in an everyday human-like context though.
What confused me is; when on the sofa, one of them said 'Just own it, you said it' but it was the same one that apologised on behalf of their brother?
So just own it or just apologise for it? Why the sudden change of mood?

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by Mitchell

Whats this obsession with James backside, Austin pushing his finger towards it, John or Edward licking it

I'm not obsessed.

[Niamh.]

Good lads apolgising straight away, unlike Jasmine when she said something a million times worse about Stacy

[Stevep]

Originally Posted by Nancy Littlebottom

I'm not sure whether it was John or Edward who made that comment about JJ and Austin but did you see him go crawling up James Jordan's backside after he came out of the diary room? What a coward.

Was just as cowardly from James making out that he found the comment amusing when he thought it was made by someone else but then suddenly becoming more sinister by showing his true feelings when he found out the comment was only made by Jedward.

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by Stevep

Was just as cowardly from James making out that he found the comment amusing when he thought it was made by someone else but then suddenly becoming more sinister by showing his true feelings when he found out the comment was only made by Jedward.

Hmm, So sinister that he didn't challenge Jedward about it later on.

[rusticgal]

Jedward meant it when they said it...unfortunately James is a bully and I reckon they feel intimidated by him.
I would have had more respect it they had stood their ground.

[jet]

Yeah, because apologising is such a s***ty thing to do. Mature lads, those Jedward twins.

[chuff me dizzy]

JJ will hopefully be bidding his time ,the "Sweet,innocent baby boy" will be punished for being a back stabbing little ****

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

JJ will hopefully be bidding his time ,the "Sweet,innocent baby boy" will be punished for being a back stabbing little ****

:/

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by jet

Yeah, because apologising is such a s***ty thing to do. Mature lads, those Jedward twins.

Mature my a r s e!

[jet]

Originally Posted by Stevep

Was just as cowardly from James making out that he found the comment amusing when he thought it was made by someone else but then suddenly becoming more sinister by showing his true feelings when he found out the comment was only made by Jedward.

James just seemed taken aback that Jedward would say that because they don't usually criticise others. Nothing 'sinister' about it.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by jet

Yeah, because apologising is such a s***ty thing to do. Mature lads, those Jedward twins.

Sure are sunbeam

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by jet

James just seemed taken aback that Jedward would say that because they don't usually criticise others. Nothing 'sinister' about it.

True jet.

Also we are actually seeing more mature and better behaviour so far from Jedward than from a fair few others supposed bigger celebrities in there.
Especially when they are not mature enough to take and hold their drink.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Nancy Littlebottom

Mature my a r s e!

Yes, mature...when it comes to deflecting possible conflict and owning their actions they are actually far more mature than many celebs who have been in the house.

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by jet

Yes, mature...when it comes to deflecting possible conflict and owning their actions they are actually far more mature than many celebs who have been in the house.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Nancy Littlebottom

Hmm, So sinister that he didn't challenge Jedward about it later on.

Cause hes a fat arsed coward.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Nancy Littlebottom

Hmm, So sinister that he didn't challenge Jedward about it later on.

Cause hes a fat arsed coward.

[Withano]

Debate on maturity shouldnt be happening. Obviously theyve proven themselves to be the most mature housemate. There are reasons to dislike anybody in the house, at every time, but 'not being mature' can not be a reason for Jedward.