Despite getting into a number of arguments and being up for nomination every week, Jim Davidson has been crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2014.
The game show host, who was supposed to take part in last year’s series but couldn’t because he was facing allegations in relation to Operation Yewtree, said it was “overwhelming” to be chosen by the public.
According to The Sun newspaper Jim, who was told in August that he would not be facing further action concerning alleged sex offences, is now planning to restart his stand-up tour.
Former N-Dubz singer Dappy claimed second place while Made In Chelsea’s Ollie Locke finished in third position.
Rounding out the top five, and representing the girls in the house, were Luisa Zissman who rose to fame following her appearance on The Apprentice and TOWIE star Sam Faiers.
Luisa Zissman was the most successful female contestant having come fourth.
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