SCOTS Big Brother contestant Nathan King has been hit by a viewer backlash after revealing on TV he is a Nigel Farage admirer and votes Tory.
Nathan, 24, from Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire, used to be a butler for the King at his Dumfries House mansion in Ayrshire and now works as a pork sausage salesman, alongside his mum, at Browns Food Group.
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