Celebrity Big Brother spoilers follow.

Celebrity Big Brother saw Coronation Street star Colson Smith supported by fans after he was branded the "most boring" during a task.

As celebrity lodger Sharon Osbourne enjoyed her last day in the house, tonight's (March 13) episode involved a game of Jelly Bean Roulette that caused upset among the housemates.

In the task, housemates answered sweet or sour questions about their co-stars, depending on the flavoured bean they ate, and Levi Roots selected Colson as the "most boring," upsetting the actor.

Despite Levi explaining that his decision was based on Colson prior to the singing task, the Corrie star was later seen breaking down in tears in the toilet.

colson smith in celebrity big brother
ITV

Related: Jedward hit back at Louis Walsh after Celebrity Big Brother 'vile' comment

What to Read Next

"You're not boring, and we don't think you're boring," Nikita Kuzmin said after Colson exited the toilet. "It's just one person's opinion."

Louis Walsh also reassured the actor, telling him: "It's fine. I'm glad that you're sensitive ... You're not like everybody else ... I think you're f***ing great. You're interesting, and you're not boring."

Colson later discussed the comments in the diary room, explaining that he felt the house made emotions feel more heightened than usual.

"Getting called boring has brought back a lot of the doubts that I've had in previous times," he said, adding that he was concerned that he would come across as over-emotional to viewers.

nikita kuzmin and colson smith on celebrity big brother
ITV

Related: Why Celebrity Big Brother feels so off

"When you get called boring, it kind of hits you like a bus. I just didn't think it was going to be this hard," Colson continued.

Viewers at home expressed their support for the soap star, with one person writing on X, "Aw don't you just want to give Colson a hug bless him."

Another called Nikita the "the kindest soul" for comforting Colson.

Celebrity Big Brother airs Sundays through Fridays at 9pm on ITV1 and the ITV Hub, followed by Late & Live on ITV2 immediately following each new episode.

You Might Like...
Lettermark

Reporter, Digital Spy
Brenna Cooper is a freelance journalist, who currently specialises in entertainment reporting. She joined Digital Spy in 2022, writing TV and movies stories for the site. After graduating with an NCTJ accredited Journalism Masters from the University of Sheffield in 2020 she has since embarked on a freelance career. 

Brenna previously produced lifestyle content for Checklists.co.uk and has a specific interest in music, reviewing live acts and interviewing bands such as Confidence Man and Amyl and the Sniffers.