Celebrity Big Brother 2015: Could Tila Tequila Return To The House?

Rachel Pilcher

Just days after Tila Tequila was booted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house for comments made about Hitler, reports are claiming she could be negotiating a deal to return.

Yep, the housemates haven’t even been in Borehamwood for a week yet, and there’s already been more drama than there is during an entire year of EastEnders.

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ICYMI, the 33-year-old was kicked out of the UK vs USA house after a post she wrote in 2013 - in which she showed her support for Hitler - was discovered.

Tila has since apologised profusely for the comments, saying she’d made a ‘terrible mistake’ and asking CBB for a second chance.

Now, TMZ is reporting that Tila believes producers always knew about her past, and planned the ‘shock’ reveal from the beginning to generate publicity for the show.

Gulp.

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Her rep told TMZ that producers had completed a thorough background check before signing her up for the show. The site continues on to claim that producers are now in talks with Tila about a potential return.

However, the site also reports that if negotiations break down, Tila could sue the show in order to get her $175,000 paycheck.

With this and the fact that the housemates are seemingly managing to get into arguments approximately once every hour, we guess it’s safe to say this series is going, er, swimmingly.

Tila was removed from the house less than 24 hours after she walked in, with a Channel 5 spokesperson saying: “Unfortunately, Channel 5 and Endemol did not know about the views and attitudes Tila had expressed in social media postings prior to her involvement in Celebrity Big Brother.

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“When they were brought to our attention, she was called to the Diary Room for a discussion with producers and was subsequently removed from the house.

“The views Tila had expressed, and permitted to remain uncorrected, are totally unacceptable and, accordingly, her continued involvement in the programme was untenable.”

Watch this space.