FURIOUS Celebrity Big Brother fans have insisted producers 'have set up the winner' after the latest twist.
During last night's episode of Celebrity Big Brother David Potts was given a secret mission and tasked with starting an argument among his housemates.
But viewers took to social media to speculate that bosses were scheming to help the Ibiza Weekender star, 30, win ahead of tomorrow's final.
One wrote: "If it was a random person called to the diary room then fine, but if David was called specifically then this is too manufactured. Pulling too many strings."
And another said: "If David beat Louis on the Public vote when they were up for eviction. This explains why Louis had been given a pass to the final.
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"Also explains a last min push for David."
Louis Walsh was given immunity after Fern Britton picked him during another secret mission.
While the former This Morning host, 66, thought she was choosing someone to leave the house immediately, it was later revealed, Louis, 71, would instead receive a free pass to the final.
Meanwhile one of the housemates just missed out on a place in the final last night when they left in a 'back door' eviction.
And bosses were left scrambling to keep the identity of the evicted celebrity a secret after it was accidentally revealed to the Late and Live audience.
Last night producers cancelled the live feed and obscured the window to the gallery in the Late and Live studio.
However, The Sun exclusively revealed crew working on the spin-off removed the blackout whilst some of the audience were still in the studio.
In a last ditch attempt to keep the eviction result from leaking ITV bosses forced members of the audience to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
Louis Walsh, Fern Britton, Colson Smith, David Potts, Nikita Kuzmin and Bradley Riches remain in the TV house.
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Celebrity Big Brother's finale will air on Friday night as the first winner in five years will be crowned.
