GIPHYWith people lining up to accuse Vicky Pattinson of drug use, the 28-year-old has consistently sniffed at the rumours of coke addiction.
The ex-Geordie Shore character’s erratic behaviour and jaw movement has recently sparked debate yet again, when she appeared on The Xtra Factor.
Sitting on the couch, Vicky’s jaw appeared rather unhinged and her eyes were unfocussed and rolling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joHgjQoE0mY
Viewers commented on Vicky’s gurning, assuming she was on drugs.
Vicky pattinson's having a party
Swing you're jaw around
And bring some Charlie— Ethan (@ethanrogers99) December 6, 2015
The reactions varied from poetry to judgement to hearsay to downright disrespectful.
Casual search on google came up with Vicky pattinson with like 6 different fit men on her arm. That swinging jaw must make for a good BJ ?
— Danni. (@wood_danni) July 1, 2016
It does make you wonder why people on the Twittersphere have nothing better to do that waste five minutes ruminating on the sexual abilities of D-list celebrities.
I like vicky pattinson but her jaw is always swinging and always looks like shes gurning.that my friends is the result of severe drug abuse
— karl (@smiffywba1978) December 1, 2015
Apparently Twitter now gives out medical degrees too, considering the absolute confidence with which some people are diganosing Vicky with drug addiction.
When will Vicky Pattinson finally address her jaw swinging action.
— Jack Kelly. (@JackWKelly) October 26, 2016
Luckily for this curious fella who wants answers, Vicky has now addressed the reason behind her wild jaw movements.
Vicky recently spoke to OK! denying the rumours:
My jaw movement is something that I’ve always done.
I did it in the [I’m a Celebrity] jungle and I got stick for it.
It gets worse when I drink and I didn’t drink once in the jungle, yet people were still questioning it.
GIPHYWhile I’m all for a good gossip about the latest Geordie Shore antics, I cannot understand why we insist on discussing the personal lives of these reality TV show personalities.
After all, they’re hardly shy when they appear on the constructed shows that made them famous and they’re so much more interesting, clever and funny when they’re scripted.
Since when did showbiz get so personal?
A former emo kid who talks too much about 8Chan meme culture, the Kardashian Klan, and how her smartphone is probably killing her. Francesca is a Cardiff University Journalism Masters grad who has done words for BBC, ELLE, The Debrief, DAZED, an art magazine you’ve never heard of and a feminist zine which never went to print.