Gary Goldsmith is given a chance to plead for his place in the house as house lodger Sharon Osbourne comes to a verdict on who to put up for eviction.
The millionaire businessman, 58, was one of three housemates in the ‘danger zone’ and risked being picked by Sharon as one of the star’s up for elimination.
Gary, David Potts and Zeze Millz are all given a chance to explain why they should be kept in the house as they each beg her to keep them in.
Gary admits he wants the chance to change the public’s perception of him, after always being known as the ‘black sheep’ of the family.
Sharon says: ‘So, we’re going to have a nice little chat Gary. Tell me why did you accept the offer to come into the house?’
Gary Goldsmith is given a chance to plead for his place in the house as house guest Sharon Osbourne comes to a verdict on who to put up for eviction
Gary says: ‘It does bother me what the public perception of me is. The black sheep of the family. I’m a normal bloke. It just so happens that my niece married Will.’
Next, Sharon speaks with David, and tells him: ‘When I first met you and I saw you with no trousers on, I was quite shocked.
‘And then when we got talking, I realised it’s your thing. Not that I’m a prude because I’m not. What did you feel like when you found out you were in the ring of fire?’
David confesses he ‘wasn’t shocked’ to be in the bottom three and claimed it is something that has happened a lot in his life.
He says: ‘I wasn’t shocked at all because I’ve had this quite a lot in my life. On first impressions, people are a bit like “woo, he’s just dying for attention” when that is just not the case.’
Finally, Zeze heads to Sharon’s lair for a chat with her and Sharon says: ‘Zeze, I want to get to know you better.’
Zeze says: ‘I get a lot of backlash online because I say how I feel.’
Sharon says: ‘What do you hope will come from this show?’
Zeze adds: ‘I think it’s more about people seeing a different side of me. People think I’m this hard-headed person.’
