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YouTubers Break Into 'Celebrity Big Brother' Compound In Show's Biggest Security Breach

Paddy Maddison

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YouTubers Break Into 'Celebrity Big Brother' Compound In Show's Biggest Security Breach

It's 2018, and some people out there are still tuning in to watch Celebrity Big Brother. In fact, YouTubers Ally Law and Ryan Taylor are such big fans that they went to the effort of infiltrating the BB compound, just to sneak a look at the Z-listers within.

The pair, who are well known for their online stunts in which they sneak into various buildings, managed to film celebrities through the glass doors and shared the footage on Snapchat.

Once inside, they filmed Jonny Mitchell, Ginuwine and Ashley James from outside, apparently without any of the crew knowing they were there.

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Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat
Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat

At one point in the clip, Ryan seems to be filming through a hole at the top of the stairs, through which we can see Jonny, Dapper Laughs and John Barnes talking in a circle with their backs to the camera.

The security breach represents the biggest in Big Brother's 18-year history.

Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat
Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat
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Big Brother reps told Metro.co.uk: "Last night, two intruders were apprehended by security at Elstree Studios. The safety of housemates, production and audience members is of paramount importance and Big Brother has appropriate security measures in place at all times."

Ally appeared in Ryan's footage wearing an orange hi-vis jacket, presumably to make him look like an on-set worker so that he could blend in.

Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat
Credit: Ryan Taylor/Snapchat

On Twitter, some fans claimed the pair were caught and threatened with arrest, but they retweeted fans who said they were 'eating cookies from Tesco'.

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Ally posted: "Tonight was a madness!! There will be no video but I promise it will make sense soon, stay tuned".

However, he later changed his mind and said: "Guuuuys, there should be a video tomorrow night! Bear with me, I've been stupidly busy."

The YouTubers have over half-a-million followers each, with previous stunts including breaking into the O2 arena after hours, riding a BMX bike off a diving board at the Olympic pool and, perhaps less exciting, sleeping overnight in a branch of Toys 'R' Us.

Topics: Celebrity Big Brother, TV and Film, Big Brother, UK Entertainment, YouTube

Paddy Maddison
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