Sarah Harding wins sympathy from Celebrity Big Brother fans


Another day in the house, another argument for the popstar.
Celebrity Big Brother fans have been sharing messages of support for Sarah Harding after another tough day in the house.
Thursday’s episode of the Channel 5 reality contest again showed the former Girls Aloud singer getting into a row with a fellow housemate as actor Paul Danan shouted at her over a rumour she said he had “taken a pill”.
Both Harding and Danan have been keen to show that they are sober during their time in the house, but Danan flew into a rage when he heard that Harding had allegedly accused him of having taken something.
“I’m the one that’s clean and sober.”
The argument later blew over, but viewers were concerned for Harding.
One tweeted: “Never forget how amazing you are”, while someone else added: “Lots of jealous people on there.”
@SarahNHarding Never forget how amazing you are Sarah!! …hold your head up high and be the beautiful Queen you are!! ? @bbuk #cbb
— BRIAN GEOFFREY (@8rianism) August 10, 2017
Why is everyone on #cbb bullying sarah? Lots of jealous people on there I feel. It's horrible to watch ?
— Rebecca West (@RebeccaWest1309) August 10, 2017
Another viewer wrote “she doesn’t deserve to be singled out and bullied” after watching the uncomfortable exchange.
Whether Sarah is sensitive or not, she doesn't deserved to be singled out and Bullied…. they don't want her to beat her demons!#CBB
— Miss CarineyB (@MissCarineyB) August 10, 2017
However, another viewer thought that the rows could play out well for the popstar, saying that the others “don’t realise they’re setting her up to win the show”.
The house mates that keep targeting Sarah don't realise they're setting her up to win the show #cbb ??
— Kate Parry (@kateemilyp97) August 10, 2017
Elsewhere in the episode, Harding revealed that a “strength” tattoo on her arm was from her days in Girls Aloud when she struggled to dance as well as her bandmates.
She said: “I couldn’t dance as well as three of the other girls, two of us were more singers than dancers.
“Every four weeks or so I would have a mini meltdown – everyone would be like, ‘oh here we go, Sarah’s going to have another meltdown when she can’t pick up the routine’.”