Luke Valentine says he should have only gotten a 'slap on the wrist' for using the N-word on 'Big Brother' and that the 'psychological distress' of being on the show is partly to blame.
Valentine was removed from the game on August 9 for violating the show's code of conduct after using the N-word in a conversation with Cory Wurtenberger, Hisam Goueli, and Jared Fields. A week later, inwhere he works as a dishwasher, Valentine took questions while smoking a cigar. "I feel like a king without a kingdom," Valentine told those who tuned in. "But I still feel like a king.
As for what actually happened after Valentine was called into the Diary Room for the final time, the contestant said, "They just wrapped me up and threw me in a room for seven hours. I spoke to HR and then they shipped me back home and it was genuinely... it was devastating. It was very upsetting. It was very sad. And that's why it's just… what do I say after that?"
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