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06 Sept 2025
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Kiltimagh's Louis Walsh has spilled the tea on the latest episode of Celebrity Big Brother and this time it is about Irish actor Colin Farrell.
When asked about Farrell Louis said: "I know him very well as he auditioned for Boyzone and he told me he wanted to be an actor. I knew him from Dublin but I told him he couldn't sing and I couldn't give him the gig’ because I knew him very well. He told me he wanted to be an actor and I said ‘You’re wasting your f***ing time. He went and worked it."
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Walsh may make it to the Celebrity Big Brother final, which takes place tomorrow night, Friday, March 23 at 9pm.
Tonight there will be a shock elimination where the public have secretly been voting for who they want to save.
Celebrity Big Brother continues tonight at 9pm on Virgin Media Two and Virgin Media Player.
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