Janet's constant ribbing of Paul might have lost her the title.
The lot of them should, imo be more aware of Paul's wife and childrens feelings when they are making their smart remarks about his sexuality.
If the truth be known some of them might be hiding their true sexuality and would not be so happy if they were being goaded about it all the time.
Burrell bashing
The celebs have started to make a sport out of ribbing Paul - making the butler turned the florist the butt of most of the camp's jokes.
Janet, of course, kicked things off, criticising Paul for wasting valuable water supplies by being too clean.
As he washed up a chopping board Janet told him she hadn't prepared any food on it and it didn't need cleaning.
But Paul told her: "I don't think you can be too clean."
Sheila, sitting up in the treehouse, chipped in: "For God's sake. You'd think we were in a bloody palace. Look at him. It's ridiculous."
Janet told the Telegraph why she loved tormenting him so much: "Burrell baiting just keeps me on top form with the repartee. Not being at home and not having my friends and my boyfriend to moan at, I've got Paul here."
"And it's perfect 'cause he does so many things that I find incredible. He's like having your own little pet."
The afternoon provided an opportunity for the whole camp to join in, when Paul donned a pink bandana to complete an ripped t-shirt and shorts ensemble he had customised with Janet and Sophie earlier.
Fran said: "I can see you on the cover of Attitude magazine."
Gathered around the fire with the others, Paul didn't help matters by breaking into song, with a version of the show tune Anything Goes.
Janet supported Fran's earlier comments: "You will be on Attitude magazine. You'll be a gay icon."
A good-natured Paul told her to shut up. He later talked about the jibe in the Bush Telegraph. "She's always having a go," he said.
He's so right, but we love it all the same...
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