"Big brother"27 has just begun, and a pet is already under fire fans to use an offensive service.

Toward TMZ"The big brother" 27 Housewife is "ZAE" Frederich caught on Feed live in the show using an offensive service while playing a chess game with Keanu Soto colleagues.

"Oh sh-t I'm F-Cking R-Tard," Frederich said before he passed, "D-Mn, I shouldn't say that word."

Soto seems to have felt similar about Frederich's use of an offensive slower, adding, "No, you shouldn't."

Frederich admitted that before entering the house "Big Brother", the mentioned sliver was the word he was trying to remove from his dictionary.

"It's one of those I worked for not saying," he said, who replied, "I think you're good ... You're lucky to be late."

However, the fans of the Ear Eye caught a moment and immediately started sharing it over the Internet, a sparkle on the network.

One user acknowledged Frederich's earlier statement on the removal of offensive service from his daily rotation, writing, "God knows what the other served."

Another user clearly agreed, publishing, "what is problematic says it was one of the words you worked on, not saying."

They added: "So, it is aware that he says inappropriate words, but he just feels inappropriate when shooting 24 hours."

The third user commented ", the people who throw 'R' as a case law," while another wrote ", as someone who is called" word ", is not a word." Not at all. "

They continued, "I don't understand how he doesn't know how that word communicates a particular community, but (of course) will not be kicked out because it is white."

These are not the first time that fans have expressed disappointment to the competitors "Big Brother" to use inappropriate language.

During the "Big Brother" 25, Houseguest Luke, Illustrator from Florida, he kicked out of the game to use N-Word incidents that the viewers saw them playing to play on live feeds.

In the statement, CBS told"" Luka broke the Code of Conduct "Big Brother", and in the house there is a zero tolerance for the use of racial services. He was pulled out of the house. His departure will be sent (to) an exhibition. "

While I answer questions on Instagram, Valentine admitted that it was not "upset (with) production", but it felt a better way to address the situation.

"It's disturbing. I think they made the wrong decision. I think the slap of the wrist would be much better," he said.

Valentine also processed Its use of words, acknowledging that he did not have "without ill intended."

"She was focused on Cory, and it was about about a week of malnutrition, a week's lack of sleep, I was probably two and a half hours of sleep at that block of cheese," he said. "And you don't really take into account the psychological distress to be in study lighting for 24/7 and you don't know who your friends are and what are your enemies," he continued. "So what happened. Do I complain? Obviously. But I feel like it happened for a reason."