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Big Brother’s Kenaley and Anamelia have a HUGE row about her attention-seeking ways as tensions reach boiling point in the house
Viewers will see the pair have a huge row in tonight's tumultuous episode
BIG Brother's Kenaley Amos-Sissons and Anamelia Silva will be seen having a huge row during tonight's tumultuous episode.
The contestants lock horns in a bitter exchange shortly after the Brazilian housemate broke down in tars about her childhood.
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The call centre worker from Nottingham calls the Brazilian spiritual adviser out for being "patronising" during a conversation in the bathroom.
She says: "A majority of people feel that it's about you, and it's always about you. You don't take no interest. We listen to your story."
Kenaley continues: "We'll be talking about something and you'll control the situation. It's always about you."
Anamelia then interrupts her: "Can I just explain because I'm not aware of it. It's nothing that I do on purpose."
Big Brother's Anamelia breaks down while talking about her childhood
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Her housemate concedes: "No I don't think you do it intentionally.
"It just seems that sometimes you try and be nice. But then it's sometimes like, are you really.
"And you're a bit sarcastic. It's a bit patronising. You control the whole f***king situation."
Raising her voice, Anamelia insists: "I'm not trying to. Just say something in the moment instead of letting it brew."
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Keanley reasons: "I'm saying it now."
However, her fellow star shot back: "After a whole meeting about how awful I am."
It comes after it was exclusively revealed by The Sun's Bizarre column that Channel 5 bosses had defended their decision to axe Big Brother.
They insisted it was “the right decision” for the broadcaster to drop the show after 18 years.
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Bob Bakish, CEO of Channel 5’s parent company Viacom, said: “We continue to do reality programming all around the world and I don't think it says anything about Big Brother broadly speaking, this is a decision we made based on the evolution of Channel 5 which again is a multi-year process we've been on.
“A place where we're getting traction on the original programming side and where we thought it was right.
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"I don't want that to be interpreted as any kind of broader judgement on Big Brother.
"Again it was the right decision for us for this marketplace.”
In a tweet on Friday night, they wrote: “The forthcoming series of Big Brother will be the last - of either celebrity or civilian versions - on Channel 5.
"We’d like to thank Endemol and all of the production team who have worked tirelessly to make the show a success.”
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