‘Sore loser’ Todrick Hall cancels interviews after ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ finale
Maybe he just needed to calm down.
Todrick Hall canceled the interview about his time on "Celebrity Big Brother" after losing almost unanimously in Wednesday's finale, Page Six confirms.
Season 3 winner Misha Tate, third-place finisher Cynthia Bailey and newly minted America's Favorite Houseguest Carson Cressley all went ahead with their interviews as planned.
Hall's reps did not immediately respond when Page Six asked why he pulled out of the interview and whether he plans to reschedule.
The singer and dancer was lambasted on social media over the last-minute decision, which came after an icy finale that saw several of her co-stars gush over her deceitful gameplay.
“Todrick is a loser and he is not taking it well. Not surprising,” wrote one Twitter user.
Another echoes after Hall repeatedly boasts about being a "Big Brother" superfan, "What a loser. @Todrick Such a big fan, but an even bigger loser."
A third viewer tweeted, "Talked about myself continuously for 29 days, and now he's decided he doesn't want to."
The hashtag "#TodrickExposedParty" is also trending on Twitter on Thursday morning.
Hall, 36, finished second after receiving only one of eight votes, courtesy of Bailey, 55. During the finale, his former housewives Teddy Mellencamp, Shanna Moakler, Chris Kirkpatrick and Todd Bridges didn't shy away from expressing their feelings about him. Known.
"One of your favorite movies is 'Wizard of Oz,' but you forgot we can watch behind the scenes, so I'm going to choose the lesser of two evils," Mellencamp, 40, cast his vote. last state. Tata, 35.
"The one thing this vote ensures is that I will never have to hear your voice again," said 46-year-old Mokler.
"I came into this house and tried to go in with honesty, so it's for my son," said Kirkpatrick, 50, before walking down the hall to say that his son would be embarrassed by him.
Bridges, 56, said, "I hope you realize that playing and winning this game is definitely a good way to [about] it and not speak badly of people who are already Just gone."
When Julie Chen later declared Tate the winner, the host practically had to beg the mixed martial artist and the cast to congratulate Hall.
"You can all get up. You don't have to stay in your seats," said 52-year-old Chen.
Although Mellencamp, Mockler and Kirkpatrick stayed with attention, the rest of their co-stars went on to hug Tate and Hall, who won $250,000 and $50,000, respectively.
