Todrick Hall Cancels Interviews After Coming In Second Place On ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ Finale

February 24, 2022 by Twila-Amoure McDaniel in Reality TV with 0 Comments

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Todrick Hall Cancels Interviews After Coming In Second Place On ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ Finale

Is Todrick Hall being a sore loser following his “Celebrity Big Brother” loss?

Yesterday (Feb. 23) fans of “Celebrity Big Brother” tuned in to see who would be crowned the winner of season 3. In the end, MMA fighter Miesha Tate, 35, took home the first place title in a 7-1 vote against entertainer Todrick Hall, 36. Former “RHOA” reality star Cynthia Bailey, 55, left the house with third place. Miesha Tate and Todrick Hall won $250,000 and $50,000, respectively.

Despite playing a well-calculated game and getting runner-up, it seems like Hall isn’t too pleased with being second. According to reports, the YouTuber has canceled all of his post “CBB” interviews and is refusing to speak to anyone about what took place on the show.

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Following the premiere of last night’s finale episode, #TodrickExposedParty became a trending topic on Twitter as “CBB” fans discussed some of the alleged shady things Hall did while on the reality game series.

Me reading all the tweets under #TodrickExposedParty pic.twitter.com/ojLzU1QoPt

— thug nug (@ali_eighty8) February 24, 2022

This isn’t the first time that Hall trended over his “CBB” antics. As previously reported, earlier this month the “Attention” singer found himself in the hot seat as “CBB” viewers accused him of being a bully. His former “CBB” housemate ’NSync singer Chris Kirkpatrick, 50, seemingly confirmed those bullying claims during an interview he did following his exit from the reality series. He said

“I mean, the way he talked to me [Thursday], it wasn’t a surprise. I think it was very hurtful, and it’s hard when someone plays a victim all the time, and is a bully. And that’s how I felt, like, especially coming out of it. I felt horrible, I felt I did Todrick completely wrong. And then when I came out, and everybody was talking about Todrick the way they were, I was like, ‘So I wasn’t crazy?’”