Sarah Harding did little to mask her disappointment when her ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ rival Jemma Lucy managed to escape eviction on Tuesday (15 August).
The former Girls Aloud singer has clashed with Jemma on multiple occasions during their time in the ‘CBB’ house, and in the most recent show, called for producers to throw the ‘Ex On The Beach’ star out over her behaviour.
And when Emma Willis revealed that Jemma was safe, at least for the time being, it’s fair to say that Sarah’s face was a picture.
To make matters worse, the crowd was heard chanting “get Sarah out” throughout Emma’s speech, while she’d previously received a warmer reception earlier in the week.
Instead, it was ‘Ibiza Weekender’ cast member Jordan Davies who became the third housemate to get the chop, and he pulled no punches in his exit interview.
Asked what he thought of Sarah, he confessed: “Sarah is literally a nightmare. When she’s had a drink, she’s a different person. She is meant to be a role model, and she’s getting pissed, kicking off, hiding fags.
“At the end of the day, you’re 35. Act your age. I felt older than her most of the time. I never thought I’d say this because I loved Girls Aloud... but I actually hate her.”
Sarah accidentally ignited a girlband war this week, when she was accused of slut-shaming Fifth Harmony.
She lamented: “They all wear next to nothing, all the girl bands these days. Slutty, slutty, slutty… sex sells, sex sells.
“Obviously when we were touring we didn’t wear much because it was so hot. But it’s when they do the videos and it’s… slut drops and all that, and twerking. Come on!”
‘Celebrity Big Brother’ airs nightly on Channel 5.
It was a bit of a shock that she actually managed to win people over during her time in the house, and received a far more divided reaction when she left in second place a month later.
A simpler time.
She had a similarly emotional reaction to the cheers when she was evicted, even dropping to her knees in gratitude.
Between the garish costume that producers had made her wear, her visible shaking due to nerves and Michelle Visage's squeal of "Katie Price!", it's an entrance that definitely stands out.
This made for some unlikely partnerships in Ollie Locke and Lionel Blair, Luisa Zissman and Evander Holyfield and Luisa Zissman and the nation's favourite double act, Dappy and Liz Jones.
It was Linda Nolan and Jim Davidson that best stick in our memory, though - mainly because she'd been slating him in her VT just moments before they became joint at the wrist.
He was showered with boos after he made jokes about what he'd do if he were to share the house with a gay man. Needless to say, he didn't last long.
For many, 'CBB' will have been their first brush with the late Pete Burns, so it's a good thing he was fabulous right from the moment he got out of the car, isn't it?
Eventually, she had to get him by the hand and lead him up the stairs herself, which was a sign of things to come, if we're honest.
That said, he did manage to win the series, becoming the first American to ever do so.
It was only when he clocked her entering the house on the screen in front of him that we realised she'd been telling the truth - his face said it all.
We're still not sure how, but she managed to pass her secret mission, and genuinely convince the others of her sovereignty.
Enough said.