The first major argument has happened in the Celebrity Big Brother house, and it was between Sophie Anderton and Lauren Harries.
The confrontation occurred after Lauren tried to give Courtney Stodden pills after the American starlet fell ill on Thursday night.
As giving medication to other housemates is banned, Sophie reprimanded Lauren, who responded with a few heated words of her own.
'Sophie I am fed up with you. All you do is boss me around all the time,' Lauren told the underwear model, after being spurred on by Carol McGiffin to speak her mind.
The transgender celebrity had just been told off by Big Brother for trying to give Courtney the stomach pills.
'Big Brother is worried you may have just given some medication to Courtney,' the all-seeing-eye said to Laueren in the Diary Room.
'I just gave her stomach pills, that is all, I will never do it again. I do understand that,' Lauren replied, leaving the Diary Room, no doubt embarrassed by her public telling off.
As she came out, the housemates weighed in on the issue, reiterating Big Brother's words with Sophie sharing her opinon more vocally, saying that it is 'illegal to give someone pills.'
When Lauren confronted Anderton, the former drug addict was taken aback: 'What did I do? I am not the one putting pills into people’s mouths…I haven’t even spoken to you today.'
'Do you know why?' Lauren replied. 'Because I avoid you, because all you do is boss people around and think you are the most intelligent person in the world.
'Yes I need to say something to you because do you know what, you think you know everything…yes you do.'
Mentioning that Carol shared her opinion, Lauren ended the conversation, leaving Sophie to say 'I just got told'.
Courtney's need for medication came after she and Dustin Diamond had indulged in pizza and cakes as a treat from Big Brother, but the 19-year old fell ill after eating too much.
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