Daley's interview with Emma on BOTS

[@nicedream1990]

I think it was clear that Hazel was 'playing' whereas I couldn't work out if Daley was serious or not. I could tell she was a bit scared.

[@kittyfrancesca5771]

He should of never put his hands on her and she should have never pulled his shorts down they're both in the wrong but as a woman it must of been scary being on your own with him in that situation towards the end

[@marcia3353]

I agree

[@pete456113]

Yeah before he did that they would have both just got a warning

[@JR-gc4de]

Kirsten Furner I agree

[@charlesjames3328]

What you are not understanding here is that she could never over power him. He could and that is ALL the difference in the world. He changed in that room from any previous moment she'd experienced with him and she had no time at all to adjust or take that in but she hadn't flirted with that side of him. If that's a man's play fighting I don't want someone I care about to be in a real confrontation with him.

[@MrsVenus27]

Totally agree. He had a chance to half redeem himself in the interview & instead he took the cowardly root of blaming everyone but himself. Hazel was playing/ flirting, he made it nasty/ threatening- end of.

[@slrxxxxx]

Hazel should have been removed for pulling his shorts down. Imagine if he did that to her 😳

[@anythingrealy]

Exactly, A woman dose it to a man that's fine, A man dose it to a woman its sexual harassment. This is a fucked up world we live in lol.

[@alanfrazer3816]

I would not send Hazel home for pulling my shorts down. Woof

[@dannypatel9660]

slrxxxxx agreed however do you know the difference between playing to far and being abusive ?

[@johndawhale3197]

Nah...men and women are different. If he had a wife and she did it in front of his wife then yeah it would be be fucked up.

[@jamesb7924]

I'm sorry, but what would you do if an aggressive boxer was towering over you while you were laying down and threatening you after he's slapped your ass twice? She was trying to diffuse the situation, or make light of it, which instead made him turn even more aggressive. He's disgusting.

[@itzajdmting]

He's a total scumbag. Your apology means nothing, mate. You don't treat anyone like that, let alone a woman. "I'll nut you one." - disgrace. It was almost like watching a behind the scenes view of domestic violence.

[@Foralluhaterz]

itzajdmting very true, he seems like a malicious thug that should not even have been messing with a slag if he was in such a relationship

[@winnie9400]

itzajdmting She pulled his pants down and took his cover it was a play fight and then she claims she was scared stupid.

[@charliebeecher2199]

+Rob S stupid mangina you are . enjoy being a slave to women

[@charliebeecher2199]

+Rob S shut the fuck up you feminazi slave. it won't get you any any action being a white knight mangina women are just as disgusted by what a weakling you as . the real scumbag here is you

[@charliebeecher2199]

Rob S she was equally to blame as him but you take the womans side because of course a woman cant lie or kill or rape or do anything wrong women are the unicorns of the world soo soo perfect and men like you serve them and give them this princess complex you twot i wont even call you a twat cos you don't deserve the alpha male A you can have a feminine O you twot

[@abireeve-jones4536]

He’s stressed and he’s trying to act cool and calm but inside he is fuming angry at hazel which is wrong because he is the one that attacked her and he started the relationship with her and ruined it and That has shown his true colours.

[@jasminelaceyfitz1724]

She flirted with him first actually and kept going up to him

[@gfriend4ever939]

@@jasminelaceyfitz1724but he was flirting too so he’s just as bad. Only difference is he attacked her

[@hippychick2879]

But he also had a girlfriend at the time that he started his relationship with hazel and then he becomes his true abusive narcastic self all played out on TV . For us all to see. We all have different opinions but. I know what I saw was abusive and I can relate his behaviour to unfortunately others.its abusive.

[@funkysocks8]

The 'flirting' had nothing to do with what happened that night and including that is exactly how women get implicated in blame when it comes to threatening behaviour towards them. Emma shouldn't have linked the flirting and the violence together, they're two separate incidents.

[@eon001]

Yea I'm actually confused as to why she even brought that up. The flirting and didn't lead to him putting hand on Hazel.

[@HenryPage]

You took your housemate by the throat and said you would 'nut' her, it wasn't just its potential to offend, it was violent, it wasn't 'play-fighting'. Having said that, Hazel behaved disgracefully. She should not have acted the way that she did either. Both should have been evicted one after the other. Daley's apology on the clip seemed genuine and I feel that he has understood the concerns people have about the behaviour that caused all of this.

[@fairlyvague82]

She pulled down his pants and deliberately goaded him. He pinned her to the bed by her throat. None of it was ‘banter’. They should’ve both been removed.

[@Sha-El]

Her slapped her on her ass very aggressively twice before that

[@jake831000]

the fact that people are taking his side and pinning all the blame on Hazel is quite disturbing really. The way he got aggressive and started threatening her was disgusting. There was no way Hazel could defend herself, and she was quite clearly very scared. Men are supposed to look after and protect women

[@itsnothinglong1]

Not everyone took his side but she should have also been removed as well. Who the hell pulls someone’s pants down imagine a guy doing that to a woman. Would be ejected there and then

[@potsiiscool]

thank you! I cannot believe some people are saying what they did was equally bad. A bad character is not the same as a potentially dangerous character. Daley was removed from the house because if he wasn't and then something happened, they would be showered with justified lawsuits. Hazel showed unlikeable behavior but didn't show threatening behavior. I never knew audiences could be so desensitized.

[@itsnothinglong1]

Yeah cause pulling down someone’s trousers is not threatening. Idiot.

[@buttonsg1]

so he just wanted to say that he would never ever do.... the exact thing that he just did. (Unless he's hungry, or drunk, or tired, or any other reasons that he can think of why he would actually do that)

[@myriadsofmoods]

emma was so easy on him, daley's apology is crap. according to him, he was forced to do big brother. yea, blame it on alcohol. all is forgiven. lol. hazel should have been removed too.

[@MrAnans11]

I'm afraid I have a problem with the comment "it takes two to tango". When a man intimidates a woman and threatens her like he did by using his physical strength is pure and simple a case of domestic violence. i think this should result in a police investigation,because it certainly would if it was reported in society. The young lady was obviously scared of the situation and said as much in the diary room. Channel 5 shouldn't have returned to the same room,nor given the man a chance to justify.

[@hayleymayvans8842]

The moment the say "if" i offended anyone they dont realise what they did was wrong.

[@jamesanthony4946]

What?!

[@eon001]

Erm wtf, is this Kenny's brother, boxer Daley Perales? I was trying to find some of his od pro fights on youtube, and i found this.

[@sniperhit7932]

Don't fall for his fakery he grabbed hazel by the neck and pinned her down she couldn't move and wen she could move she went far away

[@devtherevLS]

"I would never do anything to a woman" You sure like to say otherwise though. Heat of the moment? I've had a few heated arguments with females but never once threatened to assault them.

[@joshuaferguson698]

I think had he stayed in the house after the formal warning, i dont think it would've happened again, it was one night with too much to drink that got out of hand, but i dont blame Big Brother for not taking that risk, he could've potentially been a very dangerous housemate so removing him was probably the safest way to deal with the issue.

[@flashhd8785]

If you have to ask, did I cross the line? you probably crossed the line.

[@scottowen2056]

lmaooooo

[@aycheys3518]

And asking someone ‘did I cross the line?’ is shifting the responsibility. Assuming that the other person knows if you’ve crossed the line or is even brave enough or confident enough to recognise it, or even say it to you when you’re being threatening, is really sneaky.

[@97channel]

"I would never ever do anything to a woman. Or disrespect a woman in that way.". In what way? The way that he did? Is that what he's saying he's never ever do?

[@thill9924]

He was play fighting with a housemate but then it got a bit dark and he said he would in summary hit her and pinned her by the throat and both her hands. But I do feel for him in this video because you can tell this is hard for him, made obvious that he struggles with his emotions and I think bad things have moulded that destructive side of him

[@kavkaz1758]

Lol, exactly. He was talking absolute rubbish. He seems to have no perception of himself at all. Emma's victim-blaming is totally unacceptable. She walks on eggshells - idk whether it's because he's agreed to come on the show on the condition that she goes easy on him, or whether she's trying to avoid any stereotyping of black men as aggressive.

[@MedyLema]

He made his girlfriend cry for being too close to Hazel, Lousy of him for that, but I wonder how she is doing today

[@potsiiscool]

He was removed because he was a potential threat to the other housemates because he showed abusive behavior. It's not a "who started it" issue. Pulling someone's pants down (someone you've been flirting with) moral or not, does NOT show signs of a dangerous person. Grabbing someone by the neck, pinning them down and threatening to finish them does. Often times there's a double standard between genders. This is not one of those times.

[@pt4005]

Im sorry no. You don’t know how someone would react to having their genitals exposed. Don’t assume that’s ok.

[@meganmacdonald9430]

@@pt4005he literally smacked her bum first, hard, and without consent…

[@leodavies9383]

is that daley who trains deji and kenny for boxing

[@DM-ev1bd]

Yh

[@jake831000]

yeah I agree completely. but I think women should always be physically protected by men & a man shouldn't abuse the physical power he will always have over a woman.

[@jake831000]

Agree with you completely. I can't believe the way Emma was siding with Daley and making out as if Hazel deserved it. I bet she wouldn't like it if a man threatened her in that way

[@superstubes]

He didn't offer an apology to Hazel in this interview. So he wasn't really that sorry,just sorry he was booted out.

[@jasminelaceyfitz1724]

What did he do apart from a scare her anit after she pulled his trousers down he got annoyed because she wouldn't give his duvet back and she wouldn't as she wanted attention and probably wanted him to just get in her bed he didn't want to he knew what she was doing

[@itsnothinglong1]

Exactly jasmine

[@andyhornhornhorn]

If Hazel had any regard for Daley as a friend she would have removed herself from the show. Letting Daley take the fall for it by himself showed her true colours.

[@itzajdmting]

Dale's actions were on another level of wrongness. They superceded her petty attempts to hide her fear (of him) by playing up.

[@itzajdmting]

Absolute bullshit mate. I'm the last person to go kissing up to feminists. You've got me completely wrong. Maybe you should look into wy you're so vehemently defending Daly's (obviously) inappropriate behaviour.

[@lorentio16]

all I can look at is the gap between his hat and his head.

[@traviescratchcards5875]

I dont care if my reply is 7 years late . This made me piss 🤣🤣

[@natashaohara4386]

You cannot unsee it 😂

[@saraalpen1410]

I feel there's only one real culprit here: Alcohol - it's a mind-altering, intoxicating drug, and is often the root cause of many different types of violence within our society. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's not dangerous.

[@christina_x1817]

I don't agree with that at all. It all depends on the person and how they react to the alcohol. It has nothing to do with alcohol. Everyone is in control of there actions and we all have choices

[@2009xfactorfan]

Very, very poor interview by Emma. No attempt to challenge his behaviour.

[@thebrunetteinroom7]

She can’t. She would get accused of racism.

[@starsigngirl9789]

@The brunette in the room 😂😂 well said 😂 you can’t even fart withought being called racist

[@masteroflanguages4572]

I think she may have been briefed about what to ask him about beforehand.

[@Tasha_Taylor_20]

I agree with you Abbey Young and why was there only an interview with Daley apologising and explaining himself, where's the video of Hazel explaining her actions? I've looked and looked for it and it's nowhere to be seen

[@NXSProductions]

Her exit interview with Emma and then on Big Mouth.

[@livgracebee]

To be honest, it was both of their faults. Daley was unstable when he arrived in the house, and I'm not being funny but when is pulling down someone's boxers ever ok when live on TV. I do agree that Daley's actions were VERY extreme, but he was provoked. What annoys me is the fact that everyone considers Hazel as the innocent one, and she acted like that as well, getting mad when someone even mentioned his name. They probably both should have been removed

[@michellequigley507]

Alcohol he blames for his behaviour....hazel should av been booted out with him

[@ReeLuvsWicked]

I'm astounded that people support him. He was aggressive to hazel, and yet hazel is now hated and takes the blame! There is NO excuse for any man to speak to any women the way that Daley spoke to hazel; let alone his disgusting physical behaviour. There is never an excuse to treat anyone the way hazel was treated and there is no justification.

[@BrittenThompson]

I think she was genuinely into Daley. I like her a lot and think she's really smart. Daley is responsible for stopping the flirting.

[@joshuaferguson698]

Watching the clip I could tell he wasn't going to seriously hurt her but at the same time I was on edge thinking ooh how out of hand will this get, it could of got taken way too far, luckily it didn't escalate that much.

[@clairehanmer4441]

I couldn't tell that he wasn't going to hurt her, and if BB hadn't intervened I'm sure he would have hurt her. His behaviour was abhorrent, irrespective of her actions beforehand, however much he may have drank or what he says his intentions were behind it. In the clip of the incident Hazel is obviously shaken up and terrified afterwards, I don't think she felt that he wasn't going to hurt her either.

[@potsiiscool]

He pressed hard enough to push her down. "It happens all the time in relationships" is your argument? Well so does gonorrhea. Doesn't make it ok. And you're right, we don't know what he was thinking but he was removed in case he's a truly violent person. He was a potential threat to the safety of others. They shouldn't keep him in because he might not be an actual threat. Too risky for both the housemates and the show's legal team. If you get this aggressive when drunk then DON'T DRINK.

[@Lee-ky5sc]

Well this hasn’t aged well, can’t help but feel that they are blaming Hazel over his shocking behaviour

[@OfficialTechnician]

So your gonna ignore the fact that she pulled hi trousers down and egged him on ? If she was really scared all she had to say was "Daley i do not feel comfortable with what your doing" and he probably would have realised his error and if he continued then his ejection could not be debated

[@hanneyy18]

I completely agree, people make it all one sided when it clearly wasn't.

[@icclelady7]

I feel sorry for him, they were both over the top, lets not forget she pulled his shirts down! If he'd done that to her I dread to think! Sad situation all round

[@joemassepoes7842]

Why do cheats always say they love the people they betrayed? Liars aswell as cheats.

[@Notinuse6685]

It felt like he thought they were role playing at the end

[@J0rl3x]

You kind of have it right. He was basically saying the empty stomach had effect on his actions whilst consuming alcohol. However I do appreciate your attempt at a top comment.

[@lerky1984]

Having issues is the reason ppl get on Big brother.

[@christopherthomson1978]

this is classic victim blaming from Daley.

[@STRENGTH444]

Hes been kicked and hes angry because hes been kicked so now he wants to make sure she does not get far in bigbrother. He got violent first.

[@olivermanders6072]

He really mentions sleep deprivation it really does make you angry you know. I suffer with it. Makes you do stupid things. He was totally wrong no doubt about it. He should have gone into the complain room like a man and said 'I wanna hit Hazel please make her stop.' He does get a little sympathy - he was played.

[@duffyellie]

You feel sorry for him?!?! Oh purlease.

[@christopherthomson1978]

it really makes u wonder how much he threatens woman when not on camera

[@ghostin2264]

He's a boxing trainer now

[@TheySeeMeTrollinVVR]

Care to elaborate on what happened on the live feed?

[@miguelaguera312]

The Bully / Perpetrator Pretending to be the Victim yet again........ Sad as ....

[@miguelaguera312]

....???..... beggars belief! ......

[@miguelaguera312]

???...

[@rabby77777]

***** she was gagging for it

[@bwtmonline]

listen to our interview with daley before he entered the big brother house!!

[@potsiiscool]

The point is that her lack of better judgement isn't endangering the housemates. Daley's violent side is, however, a potential threat. Hence why she got a warning and he got removed.

[@Shush3820]

Wtf King Kennys brother

[@baggybinny]

He has no awareness of what he has done, he is just worried of how people will view him from now on in life. Classic BB housemate personality.

[@gordoncorroon7652]

So he’s taking responsibility but with the same breath it was the alcohol and Hazel, and since when was dexter his best friend, he makes me sick spewing lies and passing the blame

[@joshuabishop5527]

These are the grillings we need from the interviews from AJ and Will

[@emmalloyd7073]

But didn't Daley asked Hazel if he offended her before big brother had words with him? When he asked her that question she said no.

[@Tate5C]

from that video how can you say he is blaming hazel for everything? he is taking full responsibility for his actions and said he was completely in the wrong himself

[@GrumpyDad]

Bizarre, longer interview than any winner of the show has ever had in the last 13 years!!

[@nicedream1990]

I didn't get the impression Daley felt scared and threatened. Thats the main thing. He laughed when Hazel pulled his trousers down, bit harsh to throw her out for that.

[@FlintSL]

I don't get how people suddenly sympathise with this man. Has everyone suddenly forgot he affectively cheated on his girlfriend?' If Daley hadn't been ejected, he would be in the same situation with Hazel, they'd still be endlessly flirting and Katie would still feel heartbroken. The fact of the matter is it's all too little too late, whether he is upset or not he needs to just move on and try to find another woman - because right now he doesn't deserve Katie.

[@YusufAhmed1000]

he wasn't even in the wrong. He didn't even provoke it. If he pulled Emma's pants down, he would of been charged for sexual assault.

[@BrittenThompson]

Does anyone else remember when Gina was going to lose the house their luxury shopping budget over not being allowed to drink her cider and Daley said that he was the dog and she was the cow and he'd round her up then went on to say that she would be so scared she'd pee herself but she'd get her in the jail? That was the first time I realized Daley is quiet because he has serious issues.

[@harrymatadeen]

backwards rationalizationat work. Daley gets kicked out, realizes his girlfriend has left him. In his mind now that break-up is Hazel's fault and hers alone. Nothing to do with him being a frisky bastard!

[@potsiiscool]

not really. Even though she showed her bad character she didn't show any signs of being dangerous or a potential threat. This punishment (warning the tease and ejecting the physical threat) was a fair one.

[@elliotraitopchannel]

I really like the way he said he either wanted Dexter or Sam to win. They are my top two housemates.

[@RaPiiD100]

Well said Daley.

[@Londonguy1987_]

he should have just got away from her when he realized was getting angry, it's not worth getting thrown out of big brother over some meaningless woman. he should consider his actions more if he knows he has an aggressive nature. i just think they should have given him a final warning, there's no way he would have done something like this again. he's got more balls than anyone in these comments for explaining himself like this when he was obviously nervous and emotional. it takes character.

[@MiikesLe]

Evicted is to be voted off, Ejected is to be removed for a reason. :)

[@JohnnyMac95]

Cause he's holding back his tears and doesn't want to break down.

[@billyglennkelly]

they were both in the wrong but it does not mean a man should threaten and lay a finger on a woman like that, Ultimately the wrong doing is Daley's behavior there are no excuses for treating a woman that way.

[@msp6469]

Him being removed was his karma for treating his girlfriend badly while he was in the house

[@abbymarshall666]

Hazel was just as in the wrong as he was. Both should have been removed.

[@charliebeecher2199]

+Abby Young don't let Rob s see you say that. he thinks all women can't ever do anything wrong

[@itzajdmting]

+Charlie Beecher LOL Now you're just trolling. Have a nice day, idiot.

[@charliebeecher2199]

Rob S well you are a natural troll for feminists so you enjoy serving your masters bye

[@FlyChick786]

Atleast he's actually apologising for what he did, he knows it was wrong & he admit it infront of everyone.. I agree that BOTH of them should have either got formal warnings or been kicked out, this is unfair..

[@SuzieLady]

It seems that he still has no idea that what he did was wrong, He is reading from a 'damage limitation' script at the beginning until he started to refer back to his issues which he so obviously has concerning women. Hazel, she was over the top with her flirting but it did NOT warrant being held down by the throat & threatened in ANYones books! Anger management needed here and Hazel should be careful with her flirting! Very messed up people

[@andertonchigoneka7043]

Daley was a disgrace and his actions speaked louder than words. Hazel should've left also her actions her actions were criminal. Big Brother is too soft really. Year after Helen got about five warnings and won. What is life no wonder it declined and no one watches it anyone because its shit Daley was lucky to get a interview he shouldn't be aloud back in the studio. Hazel she was afraid but she wasn't blameless at all. I like tension and drama but that's too much

[@MurkageHump]

No it's not a sex thing, the reason Daley was kicked out wasn't sexist, pulling someone's short off in the dark isn't as bad as scaring someone when you're alone in a room... we didn't see any genitals it was that dark, if we saw and Daley confirm that was a 'Scary' experience for him then perhaps she would've been kicked out too.

[@jamesanthony4946]

50/50 both removed or neither.

[@youruniquestyle]

'My best in friend there dexter' is this some kind of joke? PUH LEEEZZZ

[@callumluster1311]

i hated daly when i seen what happened but massive respect to him for apolagising and taking responsibility

[@potsiiscool]

I'm not arguing whether she started it or not. His behavior AFTER she provoked him was over the line. They were both being drunk and stupid. Even if she was saying "punch me" he would still be out of line because he is physically assaulting someone without it being self defense. He could've walked away, he could've complained to the producers he could've done a million different things but no.. He chose to grab her by the neck and start threatening her (without being playful like she was)

[@Dani-xz9kw]

Also there was no need at all for her to pull his pants down he got the message across to her that he was tired, she knew he was drunk but he even said that he wanted to go to bed but she started playing games and knew he'd flip or step out of line bcos he had too much to drink but he took responsibility and she doesn't deserve to be in the house bcos she's making out that he's some kind of dangerous phyco

[@holdonamin6007]

Provocation does not justify Abuse - Physical or vocal. To overstep a mark means anger his taken over...

[@EnzoEden-c4u]

Anyone could treat a woman like that not just someone black! What makes it different.

[@centernova]

She held a pillow gently on his face for around 5 seconds, it's hardly an attempt to "suffocate" him... Don't be so dramatic. Go have a pillow fight or something.

[@wwepunkfan4]

Feel for him. Was hazels fault too. Why isn't she out, or why didn't they both get a formal warning

[@simongb7897]

Who is he...anybody know

[@bereruter0]

actualy the twin who had her pants pulled down, and it wasn't as bad as daleys, she went to big brother and complained and said she would sue big brother if they showed it which they didn't show it so she did complain so you're wrong and your whole argument and paragraph is invalid

[@lisah4412]

Emma: "it takes two to tango" If that's the case, do all battered women deserve to be threatened just because they flirt? I feel sick that a woman is condoning his behaviour. Sick. This idiot is just full of excuses. He has absolutely no reason to dislike Hazel, poor girl dealt with the situation as best she could. The fact that so many people are saying that she deserved it, makes me sick. It's this bullsh!t that wrong with the world and makes other men think they can treat women this way.

[@vorhath]

I'm curious why the voters who put them in that house to see more are the ones now taking a crack at them?

[@MurkageHump]

Stop complaining about sexism, it's not a 'sex' thing, the only reason he's out is because he scared Hazel, he didn't offend her, he SCARED her. She felt scared and that's why he's out.

[@superstubes]

If Daley had made it perfectly clear that he was in love elsewhere Hazel would of respected that.

[@lulu4468]

Sounds about right blaming hazel for HIS unacceptable aggressive behaviour really am astounded that people actually support him and his actions

[@annieR23]

Reading the comments, how is it playing if someone gets their trousers pulled down for a reaction and then reacts. Albeit in the wrong way. Hazel was the one who got let off.

[@le5king]

i dont understand why people keep saying hazel was playing the game how do you know that daley wasnt playing the game

[@stevey113]

she suffocated him with a pillow, threw punches, slapped him, pulled his shorts down, smacked him with her pillows and plus she totally provoked the response back from Daley. But according to BB that isn't violent behaviour which is worthy of someone being ejected. Pathetic!