Watch as Celebrity Big Brother star is told off live on GMB for using rude word as he reveals show feud
CELEBRITY Big Brother champion David Potts had his knuckles rapped live on Good Morning Britain after letting slip a rude word.
The Ibiza Weekender alumni, 31, who won CBB earlier this year, was spilling the tea on who he keeps in touch with from his time in the iconic house.
David told how he natters to Colson Smith, Bradley Riches and Zeze Millz regularly on WhatsApp, as well as others from the 2024 cast on social media.
Yet after Good Morning Britain‘s entertainment host, Richard Arnold, 54, asked him about “slipping into Louis Walsh’s DMs” the tone of the chat changed.
David replied: “I haven’t spoken to Louis once.
“I can’t be arsed – I don’t want to speak to him.”
Yet he was quickly picked up by Richard, who called out his use of language and said: “It’s ‘can’t be bothered’ – that’s the term we have here at this snap, crackle and pop time of morning.”
David, who was speaking from a live video link to his home town in Bolton, then emphasised: “Can’t be bothered.”
He cut a suave figure in a bold yellow and black printed blazer and dark T-Shirt.
Yet one thing that also stood out was a blue sling on his right arm.
David told how he had “shoulder stabilisation surgery” after his right shoulder kept dislocating.
Meanwhile, he told how he wouldn’t be suited for a role on I’m A Celeb yet quipped “it would be good for the weight loss.”
Back in April, David again appeared on GMB and took a swipe at former X Factor judge Louis.
Giving his take on their villa relationship, David said: “Louis was a pantomime villain.
“It was all very tongue in cheek, wink wink, nudge nudge.
“He [Louis] would say stuff to you then give you a wink. he was like a producer and a cast member, because then he would say ‘you were good in that’.
“I thought he was lovely though.”
He was then probed about exchanging digits after discussing doing show on the ITV re-boot.
David confessed they hadn’t yet done this, before he joked: “I don’t want Louis to mither me.
“I thought I would give it a few weeks.”