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Celebrity Big Brother 2015: Vicki Michelle wants to 'press charges' after incident involving Farrah Abraham and Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace

The incident meant that the show had to be taken off air 10 minutes ahead of schedule

Roisin O'Connor
Thursday 24 September 2015 17:02 BST
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Actress Vicki Michelle was caught up in an incident on Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side
Actress Vicki Michelle was caught up in an incident on Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side (Rex)

Actress Vicki Michelle has said she wants to "press charges" against American television personality Farrah Abraham after she was reportedly struck on the back of her head "with a glass".

Ms Michelle, 64, claimed to BBC Newsbeat that she suffered a "concussion" during a row which took place on Celebrity Big Brother’s Bit On The Side on 22 September.

The incident meant that the show had to be taken off air 10 minutes ahead of schedule after an argument escalated between Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace and Farrah Abraham, with presenter Rylan Clark apologising to viewers once broadcasting resumed.

Farrah Abraham’s spokesperson claimed she was "assaulted twice" and was seen by a medic after suffering injuries.

The former Celebrity Big Brother contestant, who was evicted from the house last week, was seen trading insults on the panel with ex-Big Brother contestant Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace before the show was taken off air.

In a statement, Hertfordshire Police said: "Officers are continuing to make inquiries with relevant parties following the incident which occurred at Elstree Studio's on the evening on September 22. These investigations are on-going at this time.

"No arrests have been made."

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