Nicola McLean and Kim Woodburn may be out of the Celebrity Big Brother house - but their feud is far from over.

The pair, who clashed several times during their time on the show, made no secret of their disdain for each other during their exit interviews on Friday night's live final, but it looks like Kim has now taken it one step further.

The outspoken TV personality made the extraordinary claim in a recent interview that Nicola would have resorted to violence if the cameras hadn't been around.

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"Nicola could start a row in an empty house," Kim told the Daily Star. "She is an evil little beggar. She was smiling while she said the vilest things about me.

"She made it clear I either toed the line or she'd put me through hell. I never felt unsafe because they all wanted to win – that was my saving grace.

"Nicola knew if there was any violence she was out and so did all the others. But Nicola would have stabbed me if she could have.

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"I hope the day will never come when I am in the same room as her again."

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Nicola and Kim's tense relationship was one of the ongoing feuds during this series of Celebrity Big Brother.

The pair notoriously clashed during Kim's first week in the house, now remembered for Nicola clutching her eye, Kim calling everyone "chicken livered shits" and "chinless wonders" and later being immortalised in meme form.

And the beef continued immediately after their exits from the house too, with Nicola flipping Kim off during her exit interview, and later telling the media that Kim had made her experience in the house "much worse".

"I really dislike the woman," she said. "I really dislike her, I really dislike everything about her."


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Louise McCreesh is a freelance news writer at Digital Spy.