star Mickey Rourke has already caused quite a stir in the house after leering over host AJ Odudu during the live launch show. The Wrestler star couldn't take his eyes off the star, twirling her around in his arms and pulling her into him throughout his entrance interview.

After AJ told his to "stop looking at me", he was instructed to get inside the house, but not before asking if AJ would join him. The 72-year-old actor also landed himself in hot water by using "homophobic slurs" in the first week in the start-studded house. The film star was later summoned to the Diary Room by Big Brother where he was given a serious caution.

But he isn't the only star to cause a stir on the long-running show, with four even going on to be evicted from the house for their misdeeds. Let's take a look...

Panto star and actor Christopher Biggins entered the famous house in 2016. Initially, the TV personality was expected to do well after he won I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! three years earlier in 2007.

But he was sent home early from the TV house for using "unacceptable language" on the show. Before his early eviction, he was warned three times for making comments which could "widespread offence".

But the star was eventually asked to leave the show after he had a conversation where he branded AIDs as a "bisexual disease".

Baywatch actor Jeremy Jackson was forced to leave Celebrity Big Brother in 2015 days before he was slapped with a police caution. He sparked a police investigation when he opened glamour model Chloe Goodman's dressing gown.

He later expressed his regret over the incident, but Hertfordshire Police confirmed at the time that he had been cautioned for common assault.

Two years later in 2017, it was reported that Jackson was sentenced to 270 days in jail and five years probation after stabbing a woman during a heated argument in 2015.

But Jeremy Jackson wasn't the only star to be removed from the house in 2015, with actor Ken Morley closely following his footsteps. The star, who was 71 years old at the time, used the N-word in the house and was immediately asked to pack his bags and leave the house.

Media watchdog Ofcom received more than 200 complaints about his outrageous behaviour before he was made to leave the house. Ken's son Roger even posted an apology on Facebook on behalf of his father at the time, writing that he would like to apologise to anyone "offended by [his] dad's behaviour".

Model, singer, and TV personality Tila Tequila was the third housemate to be booted from the house in 2015. Her behaviour during the launch night also raised eyebrows with viewers who took to social media to share their outrage online.

It was reported at the time that she'd previously expressed support for Hitler, something which a Channel 5 spokesperson said they didn't know prior to her entry into the house.

They said at the time: "When they were brought to our attention, she was called for a discussion with producers and subsequently removed from the house." She has since rebranded herself as Tornado Thien, but the damage to her reputation was done.