Big Brother UK : How did Cameron Barnes’ family react to his elimination?

Cameron Barnes, a 25-year-old MMA coach from Little Lever, just got the Big Brother boot. The Bolton lad entered the house on day two. Thanks to the show’s new “one-by-one” entry style, he managed to last about two and a half weeks before waving goodbye on October 10. After stepping out, he chatted with hosts Will Best and AJ Odudu about life behind the cameras and probably how weird it feels to talk without a mic taped to your shirt.

Back home, his friends and family couldn’t stop cheering him on, calling him the most real version of Bolton on TV. This year’s Big Brother has been switching things up. Instead of dropping everyone in at once, they’ve been tossing housemates in like surprise snacks in a party mix, and Cameron’s short stay still managed to pack a punch.

How did Cameron B’s family deal with his elimination from Big Brother UK?

Cameron's family wasted no time celebrating his journey on national television. His sister Savannah spoke to local news outlets about how the household conducted itself during his time on air. The family emphasized that they were thrilled by his genuine demeanor throughout the competition. They stressed that authenticity was always more important to them than strategic gameplay. According to Savannah, the household encouraged Cameron to remain true to himself rather than adopt a calculated persona for television viewers. This approach appears to have paid off, as local support for the Big Brother contestant has been substantial.

One significant aspect of Cameron's time in the house involved forming relationships with fellow contestants. His sister revealed that he had bonded with group members commonly referred to as "the Wolf Pack." Cameron expressed excitement about these friendships when speaking to the hosts after his eviction. He suggested that leaving the house meant he could finally reconnect with these Big Brother housemates once they, too, had exited. The mixed martial arts coach described the experience as having developed lifelong connections with people he met inside the property.

Even immediately after his elimination, Cameron demonstrated his dedication to his hometown. Savannah explained that his first concern upon speaking to family members was checking Bolton Wanderers' recent performance. He also inquired about his colleagues in the martial arts community. This behavior exemplifies what his sister described as typical Bolton pride. She highlighted how Cameron made a deliberate effort to stay connected to his community despite being isolated in the house for weeks.

What’s next for Cameron?

The family's enthusiasm for Cameron's television appearance on Big Brother extends beyond his eviction. They expressed hope that his appearance on such a prominent platform might open doors for future opportunities. Savannah noted that watching her brother operate in the entertainment world revealed a natural talent for this type of environment. The household remains tremendously proud of how Cameron carried himself throughout Big Brother. They believe he successfully demonstrated what Bolton represents to a national audience. His departure has left his family optimistic about what comes next for the personable young man from the NorthWest.

Big Brother UK airs nightly on ITV2 and streams on ITVX in the UK.

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