Rylan Clark-Neal has shocked Big Brother: Best Shows Ever viewers by revealing a rather rude secret about his time in the Celebrity Big Brother house.
He spilled the beans to co-host Davina McCall as they looked back at BB6’s classic box task in the latest episode of the retrospective series.
Housemates had to spend to spend the entire day living inside a cardboard box as part of the task and, with nothing else to do, Sam Heuston chose to entertain herself by indulging in a bit of, ahem, self-love.
After re-watching the scene, Davina said, “If you're gonna do it and you have a microphone, can you please just be a bit more subtle? Less of the moanie, groanies.”
This led to Rylan making his own masturbation confession as he recalled the time he pleasured himself in the toilet while housemate Claire Richards kept the door guarded.
“Listen, when I was in there, I had to do it," he admitted.
“Did it in the bathroom, Claire from Steps sat outside. She was on watch! A boy's got to do what a boy's got to do. Good luck to you Sam and your cardboard box.”
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1 of 36THEN: Craig Phillips
Scouser Craig was the first person to win Big Brother way back in 2000.
2 of 36NOW: Craig Phillips
After giving his £70,00 prize money to charity, Craig went on to put his building skills to use and appeared a number of TV shows such as 60 minute makeover and Craig's Trade Tips.In 2011 he hosted a show called Celebrity DIY with Craig Phillips for Home and he also became an ambassador for Ryobi, a hardware manufacturing company.In June 2020, Craig announced his wife was expecting the couple's second child.
3 of 36THEN: Brian Dowling
Irishman Brian was crowned the winner of Big Brother 2 in 2001, beating the likes of Helen Adams and Paul Clarke.
4 of 36NOW: Brian Dowling
The show acted as a platform for Brian who has since went on to have an amazing career in TV. Not only did he return to the show in 2010 to win Ultimate Big Brother, Brian later hosted the show for two series, taking over from Davina McCall. He has since gone on to become a well known TV personality, presenting shows like Sitting on a Fortune and The Real Housewives of Cheshire.
5 of 36THEN: Kate Lawler
Kate was the first female to win the show when she won Big Brother 3 in 2002.
6 of 36NOW: Kate Lawler
Kate went on to present a number of TV and Radio shows and even appeared on Celebrity Love Island in 2006.
7 of 36THEN: Cameron Stout
Cameron won Big Brother in 2003 after receiving over 1.9 million votes. During his time in the Big Brother house Cameron was involved in a swap with the Big Brother Africa house. He swapped places with Big Brother Africa housemate Gaetano Kagwa.
8 of 36NOW: Cameron Stout
After the show finished, former fish trader Cameron went on to star in a number of pantomimes, as well as landing himself a job with a newspaper. He has since stayed out of the public eye.
9 of 36THEN: Nadia Almada
Nadia stole the nation's hearts when she won the show in 2004, becoming the first transgender winner of Big Brother.
10 of 36NOW: Nadia Almada
As well as the show's former presenter Davina McCall, many BB fans have called Nadia their 'favourite ever winner', despite her causing drama when she returned for Ultimate Big Brother in 2010. After winning Big Brother, Nadia released a single, appeared on TV shows and even brought out her own fitness DVD.
11 of 36THEN: Anthony Hutton
Geordie boy Anthony was a VERY popular winner in 2005, receiving 57.2% of the vote.
12 of 36NOW: Anthony Hutton
After the show, Anthony enjoyed a number of years of fame, appearing on TV shows and living the showbiz lifestyle. However, the Newcastle-born star now lives a normal life as hairdresser.
13 of 36THEN: Pete Bennett
Pete was the firm favourite throughout Big Brother in 2006 and eventually won with 61.2% of the final vote.
14 of 36NOW: Pete Bennett
Pete enjoyed a romance with Nikki Grahame in the BB house, but their romance faded out after just six months. Pete appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show in 2010, where he revealed he is homeless. Since then, Pete has turned his life around and in 2016 set up a cleaning business called Celebriclean.
15 of 36THEN: Brian Belo
Essex boy Brian Belo was the winner of Big Brother 8 in 2007.
16 of 36NOW: Brian Belo
Brian enjoyed major success after his stint on the show, landing himself a job on various TV shows. He also returned to the infamous house in 2015 as part of the Time Warp twist.
17 of 36THEN: Rachel Rice
School teacher Rachel won the show in 2008.
18 of 36NOW: Rachel Rice
After her successful stint on Big Brother, Rachel returned to teaching and is now a fully qualified teacher at Abersychan Comprehensive School in Wales.
19 of 36THEN: Sophie Reade
Despite being made to change her name to 'DogFace' as part of a task, Sophie won the show in 2009, winning the prize fund of £71,320.
20 of 36NOW: Sophie Reade
Since then, Sophie has continued with her modelling career, appearing in a number of different publications including Playboy.
21 of 36THEN: Josie Gibson
Josie won Big Brother in 2010 and later appeared on Ultimate Big Brother later in the year.
22 of 36NOW: Josie Gibson
Despite splitting from fellow contestant John James Parton, Josie went on to have a mega successful career, landing herself fitness DVDs, TV presenting gigs and her very own TV show. In 2019, Josie welcomed her first child, a baby boy called Reggie-James.
23 of 36THEN: Luke Anderson
Luke won the 13th series of Big Brother in 2012.
24 of 36NOW: Luke Anderson
After winning the show, Luke quit showbiz and is now a head chef at a hotel.
25 of 36THEN: Sam Evans
Welsh boy Sam won Big Brother 14 in 2013.
26 of 36NOW: Sam Evans
After his victory, Sam, who was born with 70-80% hearing loss, announced that he intended to return to work in Debenhams.
27 of 36THEN: Helen Wood
Perhaps one of the most surprising victories in Big Brother history, but in 2014, Helen Wood was crowned the winner of Big Brother.
28 of 36NOW: Helen Wood
With her loud personality, Helen has since appeared on a number of TV shows and most recently was involved in a debate on Good Morning Britain.
29 of 36THEN: Chloe Wilburn
Chloe won Big Brother in 2015.
30 of 36NOW: Chloe Wilburn
After winning the show, Chloe decided to return to normal life. She is now married and has a son.
31 of 36THEN: Jason Burill
Despite threatening to leave the house on numerous occasions, Jason won the 17th series of Big Brother in 2016.
32 of 36NOW: Jason Burill
Since then, Jason has focused his attention on property developing and according to reports, he's set to have '£20 million in the bank in the next 10 months'.
33 of 36THEN: Isabelle Warburton
Isabelle was crowned winner of Big Brother in 2017.
34 of 36NOW: Isabelle Warburton
Isabelle now has over 90k followers on Instagram, making money from promotional deals on social media.
35 of 36THEN: Cameron Cole
Cameron became the last ever Big Brother winner in 2018 and he was only 18 at the time.
36 of 36NOW: Cameron Cole
Cameron now has over almost 30k Instagram followers and has launched his own content platform.
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Although he was open about his bathroom antics, Rylan later revealed he didn’t realise the confession would be broadcast on our screens.
“Jesus #bbuk I thought that wasn’t for broadcast 😂 p.s. cheers @_ClaireRichards,” he tweeted.
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It’s been two years since Big Brother last aired on our screens but Rylan and Davina have teamed up to revisit some of the show’s most memorable episodes ever in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
So far, the pair have shown iconic moments like Nikki Grahame’s “WHO IS SHE?” diary room meltdown and and Makosi Musambasi’s hot tub romp with Anthony Hutton.
Speaking about returning to Big Brother after 11 years, Davina said, “I lived and breathed Big Brother for 11 years of my life.
"I didn’t miss one single episode. Not one week goes by when I don’t quote Big Brother in some form. It made me laugh, it made me cry and most importantly it taught me to never judge a book by its cover."