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The Celebrity Big Brother finale is over and David Potts has been crowned the first winner since the show has gotten a new look.
David, best known for gracing our TV screens with his personality, was alongside housemates, Colson Smith, Fern Brittion, Louis Walsh and Nikita Kuzmin in the final.
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David, an original Big Brother fan, brought love and laughter to the Celebrity Big Brother house and caused quite a stir on social media but one thing they didn't fail to do was bring the entertainment.
It was a dream of Potts to be in the house and fans back him all the way to the win.
From drama to tea spilling and "Mrs O" as a "celebrity lodger," this series, in it's newness has not failed to have you on the edge of your seat for the last three weeks.
You can catch up on the Celebrity Big Brother season finale or all other episodes from the season now on the Virgin Media Player.
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