Big Brother is reportedly ‘reviewing’ an incident where housemate Carrie used a ‘derogatory’ gay slur during a tantrum.
During Monday’s live broadcast, the NHS manager, 40, vented her frustration using the “horrible, outdated” comment after her co-stars pranked her.
Divided into two teams, the housemates competed in various tasks throughout the day, giving them the chance to become VIP glampers and win a more luxurious camping experience.
Carrie secured her spot in the VIP area during the shopping task, but her fellow contestants decided to hide her mattress.
Joking Olivia and Jenkin told Kerry that fans at home voted for one housemate to lose their luxury bed.
Comments: Big Brother reportedly ‘reviewing’ incident in which housemate Kerry, 40, used a ‘derogatory’ gay slur during a tantrum
Expressing anger at the situation, she complained to her colleagues and exclaimed: ‘Well this is gay.’
said ITV The Daily Star to ‘review’ the situation after viewer complaints.
MailOnline has contacted Big Brother representatives for comment.
Sharing her thoughts on X, one viewer said: ‘Oh sure #Kerry uses gay as a derogatory word, she won’t have to worry about being in the highest tax bracket when she comes out as the NHS will have to sack her.’
Another added: “I really haven’t heard anyone use that term in about 10 years.” Shockingly awful and outdated. In fact, I’m even surprised that Kerry would say that on TV.’
It comes after Carrie came under fire for making “tone-deaf” remarks about her pay during Sunday’s episode.
The NHS manager shocked viewers during a chat with model Zac, 28, food writer Henry, 25, and barman Jenkin, 25, as they discussed the average pay of MPs compared to the UK population.
Sharing her thoughts on politics, Carey – who revealed she has voted Conservative all her life – said MPs “don’t get paid that much”, while Henry added that they get roughly £60,000 to £70,000 a year.
In fact, the basic annual salary for an MP is £86,584, the UK Parliament reports, with MPs also receiving expenses to cover the costs of running an office, employing staff, having somewhere to live in London or their constituency and traveling between Parliament and their constituency. unit.
Offense: During a live broadcast on Monday, the NHS manager, 40, vented her frustration using a ‘horrible, outdated’ comment after her co-stars pranked her
Glampers: Carrie secured her spot in the VIP area during the shopping task but her fellow contestants decided to hide her mattress, with Carrie replying: ‘Well, that’s gay’
Zak then said that “the average person earns £20,000 a year” (although the Office for National Statistics says the median annual salary for full-time workers in 2022 was £33,000), prompting Jenkin to share his pay woes.
Jenkin, who now works as a barman, cleaner and bingo in Wales, revealed: “I went between jobs and applied for benefits and was getting £250 a month.”
Open-mouthed, Kerry replied: “It really shocked me. I think I should stop whining about being in a higher tax bracket because it annoys me, but then I hear that…’
Zak chimed in: “A lot of people would like to be in a higher tax bracket and have a bit more money. Do you know how hard it is to get to that higher grade?’
Which prompted Kerry to reply: “I’m really proud of myself because it’s really tough in the NHS but I started in Band Two 21 years ago and I was on £7,800 a year…”
Kerry continued: ‘But I regret paying massively into the higher tax bracket – I don’t think it’s fair.’
Not reading the room: Big Brother’s Carrie came under fire for making ‘tone-deaf’ remarks about her pay during Sunday’s episode
Those in the higher tax bracket pay 40 per cent tax on incomes between £50,271 and £125,140.
As head of patient care in the NHS, Kerry is expected to earn between £58,972 and £68,525 a year.
All the housemates compete for the chance to win the £100,000 prize and the series winners are crowned.
Kerry narrowly avoided being evicted from the Big Brother house on Friday after facing the first public vote alongside make-up artist Farida – who was the first to be evicted.