Big Brother fans concerned for ‘terrified’ housemate and beg bosses ‘check on him’ after his hands start shaking

BIG Brother fans have raised the alarm after spotting one terrified star’s reaction on camera last night.

The moment happened when the housemates were finally reunited after half of them were banished to the “storage” area on the launch night.

Rosie, Dean, Ryan, Daze, Nathan, Emma and Lily were allowed to enter the house after sleeping on the floor for days, and some of them couldn’t contain their excitement.

Manchester lass Lily, who works in a Chinese takeaway, bounded along the corridor that connected the storage room and main house, screaming.

Segun, a 25-year-old charity videographer from Watford told her appeared to freeze with fear before his hands started to shake.

One viewer said: “Segan looked really nervous, the shaking of his hands was quite worrying, hope he’s ok” as one more echoed: “His eyes just rolled back, Segan looks scared”.

Another said: “I think Segan was about to have a seizure, hope they checked on him, that wasn’t a put on reaction, something was up when Lily came in screaming”.

And a third said: “That man is having a nervous reaction he is quaking”.

Earlier, Segan told the group: “Lily is above the human level, she’s another version of human.

“She’s a new version of human.”

Lily has quickly got under the skin of some viewers following her antics in the house so far, with some accusing her of being “fake” to get more air time.

After Big Brother shared a montage of her antics on their Instagram page, fans were quick to comment on how they feel about her.

In the short clip, Lily can be seen talking a lot and being very excitable, as her fellow housemates watch on in beffudlement.

Commenting on the video, one fan said: “She’s entertaining but she’s over doing it for the cameras!”

The fresh reality star is the youngest contestant to appear on the show this year and viewers have accused producers of trying to keep her in.

Over on Big Brother: Late & Live, the audience and guests were also backing her and called her a ‘national treasure’ after watching her tell fellow housemates a shocking story about gambling at university.

She said she blew £2800 of her student loan using online betting sites.

“It was dead exciting. After, I just realised, I’ve just spent £2,800.

“So then I told my mum and then she banned us off the internet [sic].

“So now I can only get scratch cards on a Saturday.”