Celebrity Big Brother: 'It's always like I'm the stupid one!' Jess Impiazzi is brought to tears after being chastised for laughing at 'barbaric' task... while Shane Jenek wins immunity from the public vote for being able to cry on cue

By LAURA FOX FOR MAILONLINE

Published: | Updated:

She has been pushing viewers and housemates to the edge with her determined views.

And Celebrity Big Brother's Ann Widdecombe brought housemate Jess Impiazzi to the limit in Sunday's show as she broke down after a row over a task.

Viewers saw Jess struggle to hold back the tears in the dramatic debate, just moments before Shane Jenek won immunity from the first public eviction for being able to cry on demand.

Scroll down for video 

Emotional: Jess Impiazzi struggled to hold back the tears during Sunday's Celebrity Big Brother, after clashing with Ann Widdecombe over a 'barbaric' task 

Emotional: Jess Impiazzi struggled to hold back the tears during Sunday's Celebrity Big Brother, after clashing with Ann Widdecombe over a 'barbaric' task 

The argument began after Ann expressed her disapproval towards a task which saw the new male housemates experience the pain of labour in a bid to win immunity.

Ann slammed her fellow housemates for laughing during the challenge, herself unable to even look at the men as they writhed in pain.

'I wasn't the one going through that, and anyone who laughed at that! It is not just a game. A spectator sport of pain is horrible,' she said.  

Jess was clearly upset by Ann's comments, struggling to hold back the tears as she said: 'I don't know why I'm made to feel guilty about it, it's getting silly now everyone is getting too serious! It's always like I'm the stupid one!'

Uncomfortable: Ann clashed with Jess over her views towards a task which saw the male housemates experience the pain of labour

Uncomfortable: Ann clashed with Jess over her views towards a task which saw the male housemates experience the pain of labour

Tough: Jess struggled to maintain her composure during the debate with Ann, instead stating it was 'getting silly now'

Tough: Jess struggled to maintain her composure during the debate with Ann, instead stating it was 'getting silly now'

Unimpressed: Mallika Haqq also slammed Ann later in the show, questioning why she was even in the house

Unimpressed: Mallika Haqq also slammed Ann later in the show, questioning why she was even in the house

Later Mallika Haqq accused of Ann of being too sensitive, while the politician lashed out at show bosses in the diary room for including such a task.

'I feel like this is torture for Ann. You're not the oldest woman in here, are you just so uncomfortable by everything that we do,' Mallika said in a chat with her fellow housemates.

Maggie Oliver added: 'I'm mindful of including her, but there are some things you have to mind. She's very unbending.'  

Struggling: Shane Jenek also won immunity from the first eviction in Sunday's show, after winning a challenge against footballer John Barnes

Struggling: Shane Jenek also won immunity from the first eviction in Sunday's show, after winning a challenge against footballer John Barnes

Emotional: In the challenge, Shane and John had to prove men could be emotional by crying on cue, with Shane eventually coming out on top

Emotional: In the challenge, Shane and John had to prove men could be emotional by crying on cue, with Shane eventually coming out on top

This clash came just minutes ahead of Shane Jenek becoming the first male housemate to win immunity from Friday's eviction, after competing in the final round of the task with footballer John Barnes.

Both were attempting to disprove the male stereotype that men could not express their emotion by crying on cue.

While both struggled to get the tears flowing, it was Shane who eventually came out on top, and later revealed the motivation behind his tears.

Touching: The star, who is most famed for her performances as drag star Courtney Act, admitted he drew the emotion from thinking about his position as a figure against adversity

Touching: The star, who is most famed for her performances as drag star Courtney Act, admitted he drew the emotion from thinking about his position as a figure against adversity

He said: 'I was thinking about when I was coming here. What I realised was that the reason I was coming in was from when I was a 14 year old boy.

'I got my greatest strength from the Spice Girls, Geri Halliwell was a shining beacon of my teenage years. 

'I get lots of fan mail from young kids about these harrowing stories. My intention was to come in here and be a positive for anyone who has experience any kind of adversity.

Tearful: As Shane was embraced by his fellow housemates, even Amanda Barrie struggled to hold back the tears

Tearful: As Shane was embraced by his fellow housemates, even Amanda Barrie struggled to hold back the tears

Jess ImpiazziAnn WiddecombeCelebrity Big Brother

Most watched News videos

Comments 29

Share what you think

  View all

The comments below have not been moderated.

  View all

The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.

We are no longer accepting comments on this article.