'Big Brother' 2015: Aisleyne Horgan Wallace And Nikki Grahame Come To Blows With Helen Wood

'BB' House Explodes Into Row After Aisleyne's Arrival

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace’s highly anticipated return to the ‘Big Brother’ house has delivered on its promise to bring fireworks to the show, after she became embroiled in a row with arch enemy Helen Wood.

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The ‘BB7’ star made a comeback to the Channel 5 reality series on Thursday (25 June) night’s episode, appearing as a Christmas present in the weekly shopping task.

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Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace and Nikki Grahame

And she’d barely had time to take off her Mrs Claus outfit, before she was going at it hammer and tongs with Helen, who she’d previously rowed with on the outside world.

After she chose Helen to receive a basic shopping budget saying - what is undoubtedly the quote of the series - “basic rations for a basic b*tch”, the pair began a conversation about their feud, which initially started as civil.

“I don’t want to come into this house and breed negativity and atmosphere,” Aisleyne said.

However, the conversation then turned to a previous confrontation they'd had on the outside, where Aisleyne accused Helen of secretly filming her and posting the footage online.

Refusing to get drawn into it, Aisleyne said: “You’re making other people feel awkward.”

“I do what I want and I don’t appreciate this. You’re the one who came in here and started that," Helen said.

“I don’t want to argue. I’m in the house to have fun and support my friend,” Aisleyne replied, referring to Nikki Grahame.

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Helen Wood

But Helen continued to insult her rival later in the show when Joel Williams asked Helen was Aisleyne did for a living.

“I don’t think I’m allowed to say on camera… Professional slag?!” she said.

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Helen and Aislyene came to blows

Things then escalated even further when Nikki stood up to Helen, after her comments to Brian Belo, comparing him to a “murderer and a rapist” made him quit the show.

“Where’s this personality come from now your army’s arrived?” Helen asked, referring to Aisleyne.

“I feel supported,” Nikki responded.

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Helen continued: “You’ve found a tongue since your rat-bag mate has moved in. Now someone who’s from the Z-list like you has walked in, you think you’re better than everyone else again.”

But Nikki hit back: “If I’m on the Z-list that makes you unclassified. You’re a horrible human being. You made Brian leave this house. You antagonised him out this house."

Helen - who was given a formal warning about her behaviour towards Brian - then said: “I never pursued him once. He came to me.”

Nikki and Aisleyne then were called to the Diary Room, before Helen burst into tears throwing a glass at the wall in anger.

See what happens next tonight at 9pm on Channel 5.

'Big Brother' Baddies Through The Years
Victor Ebuwa ('BB5')(01 of15)
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After the relative snooze-fest of 'BB4', producers hoped to spice things up a year later and gave the housemates a taste of 'evil'.Of all the housemates in that year's series, Victor was undoubtedly the biggest baddie of the lot, delivering lengthy takedowns of his fellow contestants in the Diary Room, usually followed by "I've already got the sniffles" or "can we get some more milk please?" (credit:Bruno Vincent via Getty Images)
Grace Adams-Short ('BB7')(02 of15)
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Every single week the crowds outside the 'BB' house can be heard chanting "get [whichever housemate is least popular that week] out", but Grace was the first contestant the public ever did this for, such was her unpopularity in the outside world thanks to her bitching about her fellow contestants.She'll always be remembered for making 'Big Brother' history when she threw water over Susie during her exit, delivering the parting line "oh shut up, Aisleyne, you moose" (credit:Gareth Cattermole via Getty Images)
Charley Uchea ('BB8')(03 of15)
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Self-branded 'It Girl' Charley's bragging and argumentative nature - particularly when it came to rival housemate Channelle Hayes - made her extremely disliked by the public, who voted to evict her not once but twice.In fact, the pair's rivalry was so strong that when Channelle tried to make it as a singer and released 'I Want It', Charley released an answer track, 'I Want It More'. (credit:Stuart Wilson via Getty Images)
Lee Ryan ('CBB')(04 of15)
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Oh, Lee. He went into the 'CBB' house in January 2014 filled with such promise, but ended up being bombarded with death threats on his eviction thanks to his indecisiveness when it came to choosing between Jasmine Waltz and Casey Batchelor. (credit:Danny E. Martindale via Getty Images)
Dexter Koh ('Big Brother: Secrets And Lies')(05 of15)
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Like Victor before him, Dexter tried his best to scheme and pit housemates against each other, but he mostly came across as a lonely soul than the millionaire playboy he wanted to portray himself as. (credit:Ben A. Pruchnie via Getty Images)
John McCririck ('CBB')(06 of15)
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There are so many ridiculous John McCririck moments, but worst of all was when he threw a real wobbler over some cherry coca cola.We can only imagine what a nightmare he must be to live with. (credit:Gareth Cattermole via Getty Images)
Heidi and Spencer ('CBB')(07 of15)
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They may not have exactly been universally adored, but Heidi and Spencer still managed to finish in joint second place when they appeared in 'Celebrity Big Brother', even though their scheming and rows failed to win them many fans among Channel 5 viewers. (credit:Tim P. Whitby via Getty Images)
John James Parton ('BB11')(08 of15)
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He may have been easy on the eye, but this Beckham lookalike's almighty moodswings and strops made his time in the 'Big Brother' house difficult viewing. (credit:Neil Mockford via Getty Images)
Coolio ('Ultimate Big Brother')(09 of15)
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After just four days in the 'Ultimate Big Brother', Coolio's arguments with 'BB5' winner Nadia Almada - which she and Brian Dowling have claimed included transphobic remarks - led to a mutual agreement between producers and the rapper that he should be ejected from the house. (credit:Gareth Cattermole via Getty Images)
Makosi Musambasi ('BB6')(10 of15)
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Makosi was at the centre of a number of schemes during her time in the 'BB' house, and viewers initially loved the ease with which she could manipulate her fellow housemates. However, her popularity took a nosedive when she revealed that she was worried she might be pregnant after a romp in the pool with Antony Hutton, with the crowds branding her a "liar", booing and heckling throughout her eviction interview. (credit:Gareth Cattermole via Getty Images)
Julie Goodyear ('CBB')(11 of15)
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Her housemates may have started off calling her 'nana', but soon enough they began to see a different side to the former 'Corrie' star... (credit:Ben Pruchnie via Getty Images)
Pete Burns ('CBB')(12 of15)
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Acid-tongued Pete Burns got into an argument with pretty much every one of his 'Celebrity Big Brother' housemates during his stint in the show, and shocked viewers when he revealed he owned a fur coat made of gorilla. (credit:Gareth Cattermole via Getty Images)
Rex Newmark ('BB9')(13 of15)
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"I'd swap you for Scrabble, Rachel."Still a classic 'BB' line. (credit:Tom Dulat via Getty Images)
Helen Wood ('Big Brother: 'Power Trip')(14 of15)
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She quickly became one of the most unpopular housemates ever after getting into bust-ups with several of her fellow contestants, and was accused by viewers of 'bullying' Jale. Helen returned in 2015 as part of the 'Timebomb' series, but became a figure of hate once again, after bullying BB8 champ Brian Belo. (credit:Channel 5)
Nick 'Nasty Nick' Bateman ('BB1')(15 of15)
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The original and still the best. Nick's 'live by the sword, die by the sword' attitude to nominations made him a figure of hate among the Great British Public, but by the time he reappeared for 'Ultimate Big Brother' it was clear he'd changed his ways. (credit:Ian Gavan via Getty Images)