Mickey Rourke leaves over “unacceptable behavior”

Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke has left celebrities a greater brother after “more use in inappropriate language” and “cases of unacceptable behavior,” ITV said.

On Saturday, Rourke, 72, uses behavior and language, regarded as threatening and aggressive to the roommate Chris Hughes, the BBC understands.

There is no physical dispute between the couple.

Just a few days ago, the fighter -star -won star received a formal warning Big Brother for “unacceptable language and behavior” aimed at another roommate, Jojo Gray.

Gray has accused Rourke of being “homophobic” for saying that he “will vote on lesbians very quickly” and make other comments on her sexuality.

The 32 -year -old LOVE ISLAND star Hughes comforted the 21 -year -old gray at Wednesday’s episode after Rourke’s comments.

A spokesman for the ITV show said: “Mickey Rourke agreed to leave Celebrity’s Big Brother House after discussing Big Brother about the more inappropriate use in inappropriate language and cases of unacceptable behavior.”

The Oscar -nominated star entered the ITV reality show on Monday along with the personality of television and social media gray, Hughes and 10 other celebrities.

According to a A copy issued by ITV before the Wednesday evening episodeRourke first asked gray if she liked boys or girls. She replied, “Girls. My partner is not binary.”

He then said to her, “If I stay longer than four days, you will no longer be gay.”

She replied, “I can guarantee that I will still be gay and yet I will be in a very happy relationship.”

He then made the comment on her vote and apparently referred to a more conversation about the smoking area when he said, “I need a pedicate” before gesture to the gray and add, “I’m not talking to you.”

After being told he could not say that Hughes Rourke said, “I know. I was talking about a cigarette.”

Rourke was summoned to the Diaries Room, where Big Brother told him that “his tongue is offended and unacceptable” and gave him a formal warning.

He replied, “I apologize. I have no wicked intentions – I just speak, you know.

After returning to the main house, Hughes told him that Gray “was very upset” and she informed Rourke that “not an acceptable word”.

He said to her, “I want to apologize. I have a habit of having a short fuse. And I don’t mean anything with that. I mean that (I’m sorry). If I didn’t, I wouldn’t say about you.”

Gray replied: “I appreciate your apology.”