BIG Brother star Rhianna Collins risked social media backlash on Wednesday evening after venturing out for a romantic ‘date’ with former housemate Lynx Noumey.
The self-confessed ‘stay-at-home daughter’ was joined by property developer – with whom she struck up a close friendship on the ITV show – during a night out in London.
The outing appeared to be at odds with ‘s stop-start romance with , the London-based salesman and part-time rapper she embarked on a relationship with in the house.
Taking to Instagram, Lynx, 24, appeared play up claims of a potential love triangle by sharing a video of Rhianna, 22, twirling on his arm as they made their way into a local restaurant.
The post sparked an inevitable flurry of responses from followers, with many unhappy at Lynx for stepping out with Omar’s supposed girlfriend.
“It’s funny but a bit of a slap in the face to Omar who’s your bro no?” wrote one.
A second added: “Not nice considering that Omar is your friend!!!”
Elsewhere, a third joked: “I bet Omar recorded it.”
While a fourth wrote: “Omar will give her a talk of how to respect her men.”
Later that night, Omar, 23 – not present during their boozy night out – appeared to complicate the situation even further by resharing a shot of Rhianna as she planted an affectionate kiss on his cheek.
The salesman was previously towards Rhianna – often spinning arguments to blame everything on her, leading her to apologise to him for expressing the way she was feeling.
It’s understood that her loved ones have suggested she now watch the show back.
“Coming out of here, a lot of friends and family told me I should sit down and watch back a lot of things,” Rhianna explained following her elimination.
“I watched back something that wasn’t nice to watch back. It’s not nice to see, especially when you love someone so much.
“I take back the apologies, not that he asked me for an apology – I felt that I had to apologise.”
Referring to Omar seeing the error of his ways before her eviction, she added: “That doesn’t mean that I don’t think he started growing from that.
“We’re from different lives; we spoke so much I think we really got somewhere. He had a big change in the house.”
