THE latest Celebrity Big Brother series has already had its fair share of shocking moments.
But viewers were left seriously put off their dinner when politician exposed more than intended on last night's episode.
While fans were still recovering from brushing his teeth in the kitchen sink, it was ‘s unexpected bum flash that sent some into a frenzy.
The Tory politician, known for his eccentric fashion choices, had a wardrobe malfunction of a different kind when his shorts slipped down, revealing his bare backside to the cameras.
The shock moment left viewers reeling, with many rushing to social media to express their disbelief.
One fan tweeted: “Not Michael’s builder’s bum!!”; while another wrote, “Between brushing his teeth in the kitchen sink and Michael’s arse crack, I am traumatised.”;
Another admitted: “can’t tell if michael is a sweetheart or creep.”;
The bum-baring incident aired on Late and Live and left the studio audience screaming.
Host said: “Not the first time a former MP has made an arse of themselves on TV!”
It was just one of the many jaw-dropping scenes from the new series, which also features star Mickey, 72, and former talk show host , 67.
Last night, appeared to be cleaning his teeth in the kitchen sink, a move that didn’t go unnoticed by former star .
While Mickey carried on with his bedtime routine, Patsy, 52 shot him a disgusted look.
During the main show, fans also voiced in the house, asking “Is he OK?”
Viewers of took to social media to discuss the Hollywood legend, who they claimed appeared confused and “lost” in the nation's most famous house.
was the first celebrity invited into Big Brother's Prize Room, where he seemed to struggle to understand the instructions.
As chatted to him, he fiddled with the prizes in the room and looked unsure of what was happening.
When Big Brother asked how he was feeling, he said: “50/50, you?”
He later confessed to being “only a little confused” over the choices Big Brother offered him in the game, and struggled to remember his housemates' names.
At one point he referred to Brit as being from Australia, and struggled to grasp that the prize he was awarding Chris was a takeaway food delivery, rather than the scooter the prize card was resting on.
