Call it holy grail of live show! The memories, suspense, tension, some ‘cats and dogs’ fight and some never-see-coming twists that glued people to their seat finally ended last night …. And the winner is David Potts.
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The Ibiza Weekender star, 30, was crowned the 2024 winner of Celebrity Big Brother during Friday night’s hotly-anticipated grand final while on his heels was Nikita Kuzmin, 26 who came second.
David was left ‘pinching himself’ when hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best declared his name.Â
How The Night Went For Him
‘I feel shocked and on top of the world. I cannot believe it. I feel slay, get me on that runway,’ David said to himself After Nikita left the house.
And guess what! The winner was a popular choice among fans. He had crowd waiting for him outside Celebrity Big Brother house, they sang his ovation immediately he made his energetic exit from the house.
His Emotional Speech
Speaking to hosts AJ and Will during his first interview on Late and Live, he said: ‘This is just me, what you see is what you get. Loud, long legs, here to slay!
David Discusses Sharon Osbourne
David also spoke on Sharon Osbourne putting him in the ‘danger zone’ on the first night: ‘That didn’t surprise me, I get pre judged a lot on first impression.’
His Friends in The House
Discussing his friendships in the house, David said: ‘I like people, especially people who have the same energy as me, like Bradley for example, I gravitate towards them. ‘Me and Bradley have the same sense of humour, he’s just a great guy, per DailyMail.
‘I’ve never really been one of the lads, but when I got really close with Nikita and Colson, I was like, ‘not me being one of the lads.’ I love it, I’m so versatile these days.’
On Bradley’s shock exit during Thursday’s show, David added: ‘I was devo, I genuinely thought he would be in the final. I thought everyone would love him as much as I do.’
He Had a Slay Experience
At the end of the interview, David summarised his experience as an ‘absolute slay’.
Colson Smith coming in third, Louis Walsh fourth and Fern Britton in fifth place.
