Ex-CBB housemate Christopher Biggins sure did cause a lot of controversy during his short stint in the house.
At first viewers questioned whether Biggins and Renee Graziano were biphobic(which they were). Then Biggins made more ignorant comments about bi-sexual people, claiming it's their fault that AIDS spread.
AND THEN we found out that he made a Holocaust joke in the presence of Katie Waissel, who's Jewish.
Of course, that led to the 67-year-old being booted off the show.
Everyone has had their say on Biggins and his offensive language, even Nikki Grahame got involved in the CBB row.
The ex-housemate has since returned to Twitter and announced that he's going to visit the city Krakow in Poland and the Krakow-Plaszow concentration camp.
The CBB star and his partner Neil Sinclair are going there for five days in October and Biggins told The Sun: "It will be my first time. I know it's going to be horrible.
"I know it's going to be ghastly. I know it's going to be emotional."
The pair planned their trip before Celebrity Big Brother but Biggins is said to look forward to it following his incident in the Big Brother house.
Biggins was set to appear on This Morning today but pulled out last minute. This Morning tweeted: "Unfortunately, @onebiggins can no longer join us in the studio, but he has given us a special message which we will read out on today's show."
On the show Rylan Clark-Neal read out Biggins's message that said: "Once again I wanted to say how very sorry and shocked I am about what's happened.
"I've been so moved by some of the amazing and kind support I've been getting since being removed from the Big Brother house. Thank you.
"From now I'm taking some time out to be with loved ones, I hope you all understand. Love Biggins."