A WOMAN has accused Roxanne Pallett of allegedly Bullying her whilst at High School.
Her alleged former School friend Sophie Banks wrote on Twitter: “Years ago I was bullied at school and left because it was so bad.”
Sophie
So 24 years ago I was bullied at school and left because it was so bad. Today the entire nation sees my school bully’s true colours. #cbb #Roxanne #karma
— Sophie Banks (@Physioholic) August 31, 2018
She the added: “Today the entire nation sees my school bully’s true colours.”
Sophie added: “I was in school with her in Carlisle until I left as she made my life miserable. I haven’t been watching it but it appears she hasn’t changed much.”
Yes I was in school with her in Carlisle until I left as she made my life miserable. I havnt been watching it but it appears she hasn’t changed much.
— Sophie Banks (@Physioholic) August 31, 2018
Roxanne was widely criticized by Celebrity Big Brother viewers on Thursday night after the former Emmerdale actress claimed Ryan Thomas was a ‘woman beater’ after the pair had a play fight.
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Last night she continued to smear Ryan and accuse him of career-ruining allegations.
Her former School friend Sophie Banks wrote on Twitter: “Years ago I was bullied at school and left because it was so bad.”
She added: “Today the entire nation sees my school bully’s true colours.”
Roxanne was widely criticized by Celebrity Big Brother viewers on Thursday night after the former Emmerdale actress claimed Ryan Thomas was a ‘woman beater’ after the pair had a play fight.
Tonight she continued to smear Ryan and accuse him of career-ruining allegations.
Channel 5 was slammed by viewers on Friday after Roxanne was let off the hook for making FALSE allegations against Ryan Thomas.
Roxanne was widely criticized by Celebrity Big Brother viewers on Thursday night after the former Emmerdale actress claimed Ryan Thomas was a ‘woman beater’ after the pair had a play fight.
Tonight she continued to smear Ryan and accuse him of career-ruining allegations.
After initially laughing off the incident, the professional actress and crybaby saw a storyline and declared “I’ve just been hit by Coronation Street’s Jason Grimshaw’ before adding ‘Big Brother, that really hurt.’ and demanded to be called to the Diary Room.
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The number one game player cried wolf in the Diary Room and ‘broke down in tears’ as she demanded to speak to a producer.
Roxanne, 35, said she was “punched repeatedly, unprovoked and completely deliberately” by fan-favorite Ryan Thomas.
Before the incident, Housemates had taken part in a task and it was revealed that Ryan and Danny O were voted the ‘hottest’ housemates in a public poll.
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Roxy, clearly seeing clear competition from loveable Ryan, then created a storyline and caused a right storm over a jab.
In the Diary Room, she said she was ‘furious’ that he wasn’t removed from the house.
After her bitch on a leash Ben Jardine who is infatuated with the Emmerdale actress declared his ‘love’ for Roxanne.
“I love you, you’re amazing, I’m sorry.” said Ben.
“Shhhh,” Roxy said.
Ben said: “I don’t care any more, I thought today, I thought f*** it.”
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Roxy, who has been leading Ben on for weeks said: “That’s hurt my feelings, that’s really disappointed me.”
Ben hit back: “It’s how I feel, f**k ’em; anyway, clean my eye.”
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“I’ll stay away from you,” he said, which Roxanne seemed unhappy about.
She then ran to the Diary Room and claimed she felt unsafe sleeping in the Bedroom with Ryan – who was sleeping.
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She asked Big Brother if she could sleep in a separate bedroom because she was “suffering” and “didn’t feel comfortable” sleeping in the same room.
Big Brother gave Ryan a ‘formal warning’ after reviewing the footage and claimed that “while almost play fighting you punched Roxanne in the ribs”.
Social Media was ablaze with outrage and former Towie star and Ryan’s partner Lucy Meck claimed Roxanne was not ‘mentally fit’ to be in the Elstree house.
