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| PICTURE: Instagram/@sharonosbourne
Fans of Celebrity Big Brother have pledged to and started a gofunme to raise money for TV personality Sharon Osbourne to remain in the house.
Osbourne is spilling the tea this season alongside long-time friend Louis or "Lou-Lou" Walsh.
It has been reported Osbourne has been paid £100,000 per day to appear on the show and it was originally reported the star was to remain in the house for five days however she has been there seven days so far!
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The TV personality is in the house as a celebrity lodger and has her own private room and has received an all star treatment.
Fans have taken to social media to express concern Osbourne may be leaving soon and one fan took to X to say: “We can't let Sharon leave! Does anyone want to start a gofundme so ITV can keep her in??”
Another user said: "Pay Sharon whatever she wants. She is TV Gold and cannot leave!!! #SpillMoreTeaPlease."
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