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6th October 2018
12:51pm BST

"It's my own fault for not sorting out the situation before I came in."
Lewis F reassured Cameron that whatever he wanted to admit, he should only do it when he feels comfortable doing so.
The volgger replied:
"The last four years I've been waiting to be ready but you're never really ready... sometimes you gotta say 'f*ck it' and just do it."Lewis offered to help Cameron in saying the words out loud, before the teenager asked his friend to ask "the question" so it would be "definitive." "Are you gay?" Lewis asked, to which Cameron said: "Yes." He said that Lewis was one of the first people that he had ever told, and that "now my whole world changes forever." Fans took to Twitter to praise the teenager for his bravery, while Big Brother host Emma Willis - as well as the outside audience - celebrated the moment outside the house. https://twitter.com/dryedmangoez/status/1048330429915389953 https://twitter.com/caighreine/status/1048330584521695232 https://twitter.com/pjkatiee/status/1048331050072596482 https://twitter.com/KittyKatPK/status/1048330713299390470 https://twitter.com/bugleat/status/1048331095794757637 Cameron's father later appeared on Big Brother spin-off, Bit On The Side - and was quick to offer reassurances. He said that the family had thought they knew about Cameron's sexuality, they knew it would be something he would tell them about when he was ready.
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