This celeb pulled out of CBB because of India Willoughby

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by Ruby Norris |
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Celebrity Big Brother 2018 kicked off last night with a big belter of a twist. To mark 100 years of women’s suffrage, an all-female line-up of celebs entered the famous house, cheered by an all-female audience and the voice of Marcus Bentley was replaced by a female narrator. We were LOVING it.

However, one of the celebs has already caused a bit of stir, as it turns out she’s the reason another potential contestant point blank refused to take part in the show.

Britain’s Next Top Model first transgender contestant Talulah-Eve was reportedly due to appear on this special series of Big Brother but turned down the offer after hearing India Willoughby was also set to enter the house.

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“It’s now the second time Talulah’s turned down CBB,” a source told The Sun.

“But this time for a different reason, the reports of India going in put her off.

"They both knew each other and got on in the past, but they recently appeared on Good Morning Britain and ended up having a very heated debate.”

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Talulah and India had disagreed over Topshop’s introduction of gender-neutral changing rooms, with India stating she was completely against the move while Talulah agreed with the decision.

India then went on to retweet posts on Twitter trolling Talulah over her voice during the debate.

Now, check out the rest of the CBB 2018 contestants:

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The CBB 2018 lineup

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Malika Haqq

Everyone's hoping for the inside scoop from Khloe Kardashian's BFF, Malika. We're just hoping she lasts longer than Ray J.

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Ann Widdecombe

Ann took part in Strictly Come Dancing after retiring from politics in 2010.

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Ashley James

Ashley James is best known for her role in E4's Made In Chelsea.

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India made history when she became the UK's first transgender newsreader in 2016.

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Jess Impiazzi

You may recognise Jess from MTV's Ex On The Beach.

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Amanda Barrie

Actor and TV legend Amanda Barrie is the oldest of the first celebs to enter the house.

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Rachel Johnson

Journalist and Boris Johnson's sister Rachel was the first housemate to be confirmed for this year's series.

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Maggie Oliver

Former Detective Constable Maggie is the woman responsible for exposing the Rochdale grooming scandal.

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John Barnes

John Barnes was the first male celeb to be confirmed for this special series of Celebrity Big Brother.

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Wayne Sleep

British ballet dancer Wayne has also appeared on a celebrity version of The Chase, as well as taking part in The Real Marigold Hotel which took a bunch of celebrity pensioners to India.

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Dapper Laughs

Controversial comedian Dapper Laughs (real name Daniel O'Reilly) is set to make his TV comeback.

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Shane Lynch

Ronan Keating confirmed the news that his Boyzone bandmate would be heading in to the CBB 2018 house.

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Jonny Mitchell

Following his split from Stephanie Pratt, Love Island star Jonny could be on the lookout for another TV romance in the Big Brother house.

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Genuwine

Show bosses are hoping 90s rap star Genuwine will try and strike up a romance with one of the ladies in the house.

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Andrew Brady

The Apprentice star Andrew caused quite the stir after he reportedly slept with fellow candidate Anisa, despite her being engaged.

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Courtney Act

RuPaul's Drag Race star and BFF of Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall, Courtney Act (real name Shane Jenek), will also be joining this year's celeb line-up.

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