There have been concerns from Big Brother fans about the behavior of house guests over the years.
The CBS hit reality TV show routinely airs every summer. The series began airing in July of 2000 and is now on its 27th season.
Contestants in each season are expected to follow general rules of safety while inside the BB house.
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Here are the five houseguests who have been removed over the years, plus the reasons why.
In season 2, contestant Justin Sebik was removed from the house.
According to ABC News, he threatened the life of fellow house guest Krista Stegall and reportedly held a knife to her throat. He apparently told her, “Would you mind if I killed you?
In season 4, Scott Weintraub was allegedly removed after throwing chairs and displaying intimidating behavior. Producers told the LA Times that he “just didn’t respond well … and displayed some unacceptable behavior.”
In season 11, contestant Chima Simone was evicted early after she allegedly refused to put on a microphone. When she was finally handed a mic, she threw it in the pool.
“Because of multiple rule violations, she needed to be expelled,” Allison Grodner, executive producer, told CBS News.
In season 14, Willie Hantz was removed after he got into a physical altercation with a fellow contestant named Joe Arvin.
And most recently, in season 25, a contestant named Luke Valentine was removed for using a racial slur and he spoke out about it afterwards.
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