Todrick Hall Is Clearly Mad That He Lost “Celebrity Big Brother”

I don’t know what the usual reaction is when a celebrity doesn’t win Celebrity Big Brother, but I can probably safely assume that the non-winner shrugs, pulls up their bank info to make sure CBS’s check cleared, and then asks their manager, “So, what’s next – you think you could get me on Dancing With The Stars? I could look good in gold stretch lamé“. But not Todrick Hall! After Todrick came in second during last night’s finale, he canceled all post-show interviews and could not be reached for comment. Hmmm…suddenly the man who had plenty of shit to talk about the people accusing him of not paying his dancers suddenly doesn’t feel very chatty? Interesting.

Todrick made it to the final two on this most recent season of CBB, whether that was due to clever strategy, or simply choosing to be a ruthless, shameless TV villain – your mileage may vary there. The point is, it was down to Todrick and UFC’s Miesha Tate. Who would CBB host Julie Chen crown the winner in that trademark robotic voice of hers? Well, Miesha won. Miesha, who was one of Todrick’s closest allies on the show, won a Head of Household vote during the Final Three and decided to take Todrick to the finale with her over Cynthia Bailey. The jury of consisted of 8 of the former house guests (sans Chris Kattan, since he quit the show), and Miesha ended up winning the whole shebang in a near-unanimous 7-to-1 vote.

After the show’s finale, Miesha, Todrick, and America’s Favorite Houseguest Carson Kressley, were all expected to speak about the final episode. But Todrick bowed out. via Page Six:

Todrick Hall canceled interviews about his time on Celebrity Big Brother after a near-unanimous loss in Wednesday’s finale, Page Six confirms.

A rep for Hall did not immediately respond when Page Six asked why he pulled out of the interviews and whether he plans to reschedule.

During the vote, many of Todrick’s former houseguests let him know exactly where they stand in terms of a post-show relationship. I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that Todrick didn’t cancel those interviews because he was too busy exchanging phone numbers and emails with his new best friends. via Page Six:

“One of your favorite movies is Wizard of Oz, but you’ve forgotten that we can see behind the curtain, so I’m going to choose the lesser of two evils,” [Teddi] Mellencamp said before casting her ballot for Tate.

“The one thing that this vote ensures is that I will not ever have to hear your voice again,” said [Shanna] Moakler.

“I came into this house and tried to leave with integrity, so this is for my son,” said [Chris] Kirkpatrick, taking aim at Hall for previously saying his son would be embarrassed by him.

Naturally, it wasn’t long before Todrick was getting roasted online for his sore loser antics, including a new edit to his Wikipedia page.

Yooooo todrick hall’s wiki 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/4FnhYUoKWY

— DJ TERKO (@dj__terko) February 24, 2022

Todrick hasn’t said anything about his second-place finish on CBB on Twitter or Instagram, where he’s usually very active. Todrick is probably laying low and throwing himself a little pity party today. Except, knowing that Todrick has a history of blowing money some pretty dumb stuff, Todrick’s pity party comes with a custom chandelier made from the tacky snowflake decorations that were swiped from the CBB set, and a four-foot tall, 10-tier cake that says CONGRATULATIONS, You Can Always Blame It On The Villain Edit.

Pic: CBS