Chris Kirkpatrick Says Todrick Hall Is a ‘Bully’ on Celebrity Big Brother’ Who ‘Plays a Victim All the Time’
usmagazine.comIt’s a game. That’s how Chris Kirkpatrick felt about playing Celebrity Big Brother, though things seemed to get personal his last few days in the house until he was evicted on Friday, February 11.The ’NSync singer, 50, spoke to Us Weekly after he was voted out unanimously during his ally Miesha Tate’s Head of Household reign.The former UFC champ originally nominated Carson Kressley and Cynthia Bailey, but Chris suggested that his friend Shanna Moakler use the Veto on Carson in hopes of getting Todd Bridges on the block and evicted.
The Grammy-nominated singer knew it was a risk, and ultimately, it didn’t play out in his favor when Miesha nominated him instead.Still, Chris has no regrets about not lying to Miesha. “I could have said, ‘Yes, if Carson’s on the block, I am voting him out.’ But I felt like that was even deceiving so I had to not tell her, and by [not] telling her, I know that I told her because we did have this honest relationship,” he exclusively tells Us. “When I knew I was getting voted out, it was hard watching her just upset with me.
That’s what really killed me.”While they were close, Miesha had far more loyalty to Todrick Hall, who quickly targeted Chris as discussions before the eviction became heated between them.“I mean, the way he talked to me [Thursday], it wasn’t a surprise.
I think it was very hurtful, and it’s hard when someone plays a victim all the time, and is a bully,” Chris says. “And that’s how I felt, like, especially coming out of it.
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