BIG Brother fans think they’ve spotted the first housemate ‘feud’ just minutes into the latest series.

ITV2 viewers are convinced Nathan and Daze, both 24, will butt heads after watching their introduction VTs during tonight’s launch.

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Taking to X, formerly Twitter, users claimed the pair will “clash like crazy” over their differing political views.

One tweeted: “daze and nathan are gonna have an argument within the first week,” with another adding: “Daze and Nathan are not going to get along at all.”

A third agreed: “daze and nathan are gonna clash like CRAZY big brother you are so messy x.”

Someone else joked: “I need to see Daze and Nathan having a posh person debate and wanting to murder each other.”

After spotting the pair chatting in the background of a shot, one more said: “nathan and daze talking this is gonna be a f*****g car crash when they discover eachothers political views.”

Pork Salesman Nathan described himself as “vain” in his intro, admitting he wants the £100k prize money to improve his aesthetic.

The Dumfries-native said: “I got composite bonding on my teeth last
year,” he admitted.

“And they stain – I love a glass of red wine so I would get a new set of veneers so I could enjoy a glass of red wine again – I’d like to get
back to that.”

It also turns out that the new series has a close connection to the Royal Family.

“I was Prince [King] Charles’ butler. I think that’s one thing that will definitely surprise people,” he remarked.

On the launch show, he admitted that he admires politician and former I’m A Celebrity star, Nigel Farage.

Daze, meanwhile, is a climate activist who campaigned to be an MEP in 2019 and tried to sue the UK Government over its climate change policies in 2021.

The Londoner, who has been arrested while protesting with Extinction Rebellion, said: “I’m looking forward to living in a community.

“My work is about learning to set parameters that end up benefiting everyone. This show is a micro version of that.”

Daze admitted that she loves to eat, and she warned that there might be a problem if she gets hungry.

“I like food a lot. I know that can sometimes be a contentious thing in the house. So I’m going to try to not eat too much.”

She also admitted that her passion makes her vulnerable when it comes to her financial situation.

Daze confessed that she wants to help other like-minded activists carry on their work.

“It’s been a difficult financial period for me – climate activism is quite often something you do in debt,” she said.

“It would be nice to have money to do the work. I’d also help my family, and other activists as well.”

The launch show saw 16 new housemates move into the Big Brother house.

Former Page Three girl and soap actress Emma Morgan, 53, is one of them.

She said: “To get this opportunity at my age, I wasn’t expecting it. I was getting ready to put my feet up and do a bit of knitting.”

And amputee footballer Thomas Atkinson, 20, from Carlisle, comes to the house fresh from captaining his side to victory in the FA Disability Cup.

The goalkeeper, who was born without a left hand, was also told he would never walk after having his left leg amputated when he was two.

But he now has a total of 26 caps with the England Amputee national team.

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Saturday Night Live delighted fans by delivering part two of Washington’s Dream sketch, which was hailed last year as the show’s “best skit in years.”

Nate Bargatze reprised his role as George Washington to share more of his hopes and dreams for the country with his Revolutionary War soldiers Kenan Thompson, Mikey Day, Bowen Yang, and James Austin Johnson.

The sketch mocks the peculiarities of the American–English language. As his men question whether they will win the battle, Bargatze’s Washington tells them: “We will live through the battle ahead because we fight to control our own destiny, to create our own nation…and to do our own thing with the English language.”

“I dream, that one day our great nation will have a word for the number 12,” he continues. “We shall call it a dozen.”

“And what other numbers will we have a word for?” asks Yang.

“None,” Bargatze replies, completely deadpan. “Only 12 shall have its own word because we are free men, and we will be free to spell some words two different ways.”

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Day then asks: “Which words, sir?”

“Donut,” Bargatze replies. He adds: “We will also have two names for animals, one when they are alive and a different one for when they become food. Cows will be beef, pigs will be pork.”

Yang asks: “Chickens, Sir?”

“That one stays,” Bargatze says. “Chickens are chicken.”

Fans welcomed the second installment of the skit on social media. “I honestly didn’t think they could pull this off again but so happy to be proven wrong,” one said on X.

Another, taking aim at how the latest Joker: Folie à Deux film has been widely reviewed as a flop, said: “This is how you make a sequel Todd Phillips.”

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“I needed this this morning. Very clever & so true,” someone else said.

It follows last year’s hilarious skit where Washington outlined his dream for a country with its own “system of weights and measures.”

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The scene was a takedown of American measurements and other peculiarities, including lines like: “We are free men! And we will be free to measure liquids in litres and milliliters… but not all liquids, only soda, wine and alcohol. For milk and paint we will use gallons, pints and quarts, god-willing.”

Asked by one of his soldiers (Day) how many liters are in a gallon, he replies simply: “Nobody knows.”

Last night’s SNL also poked fun at the vice presidential debate between JD Vance (Bowen Yang) and Tim Walz (Jim Gaffigan).

Kamala Harris (Maya Rudolph) and Doug Emhoff (Andy Samberg) watched on as the pair stared into each other’s eyes and found “common ground”, prompting Rudolph to spit out wine and exclaim: “Why are they vibing?”

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans think that a ‘marriage’ might potentially soon be on the cards.

EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick was given the good news that he would be dancing for another week in the BBC competition.

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However, when reflecting on the results in the sofa area with Claudia Winkleman, he appeared to make a surprise confession.

The Traitors host asked him about his impressions of the star judges after Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood got in a row.

He tried to tell the story about how his comic impersonation came about, saying that it was while he had a ‘cosy’ night with his partner Michelle Tsiakkas.

“We had a delirious night the other night when we were just laying there,” he explained on Strictly Come Dancing.

Eyebrows all around the studio were raised as he then appeared to stumble as he tried to further give an explanation to his comments.

This was as a confused looking Claudia seemed to be completely surprised and taken aback.

Jamie continued: “On the rehearsal floor.”

More gasps could be heard from the audience as they reacted with a mixture of both suspicion and encouragement.

Comments such as “oh was that it?” and “spill the beans,” appeared to be uttered by their surrounding fellow co-stars.

The Traitors presenter clearly wanted to know more as she exclaimed: “Week three Jamie! Delirious night, snuggled up, please continue.”

He replied back: “So we were getting cosy in a snuggle, anyways, she said some of the rumba comments.

“She was like, there were some cucarachas with the two flat feet and roll your hips in a figure eight. I saw that!”

“And that pleased me to no end,” he cheekily said before turning to Claudia, adding: “It was one where you needed to be there.”

Some viewers immediately got excited as they took to X – formerly known as Twitter.

Strictly Curse – The Lowdown

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STRICTLY Come Dancing’s latest series has already been hit by rumours of a BBC show ‘curse’ – yet what is it?

A host of Strictly Come Dancing stars have been struck by the Strictly Curse during the past two decades.

This is where celebrities who may or may not be attached in the outside world become more than friends with their professional partners.

A total of 20 relationships are said to have been impacted so far over the show’s 20 years.

It has seen relationships crumble with dance floor romances and punishing rehearsal schedules to blame.

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This includes the partnerships of Louise and Jamie Redknapp as well as Kevin Clifton and Karen Hauer.

Controversially, Judge Craig Revel Horwood once said of the curse: “I think of it as a blessing, to be honest. One person is married, the other one had a girlfriend but my point in this entire thing is: if you come on Strictly, sometimes you are in a relationship that is not working anyway.

“There has to be something wrong in your relationship before it all goes awry.”

Series one winner Brendan Cole left his fiancé, fellow Strictly professional Camilla Dallerup, during filming for the very first series in spring 2004. 

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Brendan was said to have fallen for his celebrity partner and inaugural winner Natasha Kaplinsky, although the duo didn’t confirm they were romantically involved.

One fan posted: “I predict Jamie and Michelle get married.”

But they may be disappointed as Michelle is happily in a relationship with another dancer, Simone Arena.

Jamie also previously admitted that he has no intention of pursuing anything romantic as he denied the rumours.

He explained to The Mirror: “The idea of that whole Strictly curse, well it’s definitely not going to be a thing here because it would be weird doing that with my sister. 

“Michelle and I met before Strictly and we instantly had a connection. But she is like a sister, an aunt, a mum, a best friend. She’s looking after me, she’s mothering me.”

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Strictly Come Dancing is available to watch on BBC One and stream on BBC iPlayer.