BRADLEY Riches' Heartstopper co-stars have failed to publicly support him during his time on Celebrity Big Brother.
Instead, Kit Connor and Tobie Donovan, who played his onscreen love interest on the Netflix hit, flew out to New York to cheer on Joe Locke.
Joe, who plays Charlie Spring on the show, is currently performing on Broadway in Sweeney Todd.
Tobie, who plays Isaac in the series, admitted he was moved to tears watching him, writing: “My eyes still puffy from all the crying.”
He added: “So crazy proud of you.”
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In season two of Heartstopper Brad’s character – James – tries to make a move on Isaac, who is very confused about how he should be feeling.
It’s later revealed that Isaac is in fact asexual and the pair agree to just be friends.
But eagle eyed fans have spotted that Tobie, and the rest of the cast, haven’t been posting about Brad on Big Brother or commenting on any posts about him.
Meanwhile Bradley, 22, was thought to be friends with Big Brother winner Jordan Sangha and his boyfriend Henry Southan.
Before doing the show the group hung out together and even shared pictures as they had a Sunday roast.
But in a surprise move they all unfollowed each other, suggesting the friendship was short-lived.
Brad – who has a book out called A Different Kind Of Superpower - already has a huge fan base but has won over new people during his stint on the ITV reality show.
Speaking about his biggest regret in life, he told his housemates: “Growing up, finding out who I was, trying to understand who I was. But a lot of that time I lied about who I was and it hurt a lot'.
“Just shying away from the real fact that I'm gay, I'm autistic and proud of who I am. That's taken a long time for me to say that. That's my biggest regret, I wish I never did that to myself.”
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