Big Brother’s Jordan reveals details of night in bed with ‘lover’ Henry as they spend time together after show
BIG Brother's Jordan Sangha has revealed details of an evening spent in bed with Henry Southan after the show.
The reality stars were a huge hit with fans on the show as they watched the duo form a romantic connection during their six-week stay in the Big Brother house.
Their relationship has gained a whole legion of fans, who have nicknamed them "Jenry".
Since the Channel 4 show came to an end, the pair have appeared to be closer than ever.
And now Jordan has opened up about a romantic night they spent together since filming finished
He told : "Meeting Henry was a highlight for me.
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"Yesterday, we shared cheap bottles of white wine and spent the evening together in a bed."
However, he was quick to add that there had been "no funny business" that went on.
Eariler this week, Jordan and Henry told The Sun how their romance is heating up.
Speaking to us, Jordan said they spent the night at the same hotel, after Big Brother came to an end.
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Opening up he said: "I took him to his room but we didn’t sleep in the same room.
"My feelings are definitely real, I feel something I haven’t really felt with anyone else with Henry.
"I feel connected to him and he remembers things about me that no one else does and I’m wearing his necklace."
While Henry revealed that he hadn't seen each other since their hotel stay, and he was "missing" his man.
He told us: "I haven’t seen him since Saturday morning and we’ve been on the phone and stuff. I’m really missing him, it’s weird as we’ve only been away for two less or less than that.
"But I’m excited to pick up where we left off when I get back to London."
It comes after Jordan was announced BB champion last Friday after beating runner-up Olivia, and collecting the £100k prize.
Jordan led the way with a whopping 37.8 per cent of the votes, which sealed his victory.
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Behind him was Olivia with 20.2 per cent, and following her was Henry with 19.6 per cent.
After Jordan was announced as the winner of ITV's first ever Big Brother, he said in his usual deadpanned manner: "Now I can pay my council tax!"