Big Brother VIP: Caitlyn Jenner's brutal Ellen sledge in unseen clip

The Big Brother VIP finale aired on Tuesday night with Luke Toki taking out the crown, but the most exciting part of the night might have been when the stars revisited some of the unseen moments from the season.

"Now, I desperately need to hear some juicy celebrity gossip," host Sonia Kruger asked the final three stars, with Luke revealing that Caitlyn Jenner had told him "she didn't like Ellen [DeGeneres]!"

"Somehow, they started feuding on Twitter," he said. "They had a Twitter fight. And then she expected Ellen to apologise to her and Ellen didn’t."

They then watched the footage of the moment where Caitlyn told the group about her experience on the talk show.

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"I did go on (the show), and then I blasted her a**," she said, recalling her appearance on the show in 2015 where they spoke about gay marriage.

"Looking back on it, I could’ve handled a couple of things a little bit differently," she said. "Because I didn’t think she’d respond the way she did. And then she goes to me, 'Well it sounds like you’re really not for it (pro gay marriage)'. And I said, 'No, I just said I’m for gay marriage'."

"The next week, she goes on Howard Stern’s radio show and says I was against gay marriage — and absolutely burnt my a**. And so, in the media, I got really tough on her."

Caitlyn added that she considered telling ex-wife Kris Jenner to ban the Kardashian/Jenners from going on Ellen's show, but had second thoughts and decided not to.

The former Olympian at the time told Ellen she was a "traditionalist".

"I’m a traditionalist... I kinda like tradition and it’s always been a man and a woman,” she told Ellen, adding her stance had changed since transitioning.

“As time has gone on, I think a lot of people on this issue have really changed their thinking here to, 'I don’t ever want to stand in front of anybody’s happiness.' That’s not my job, okay? If that word — 'marriage' — is really, really that important to you, I can go with it."

Later, Caitlyn went on to write a blog post in 2015 writing, "Everyone should be able to marry the person they love."

Caitlyn later said that she felt like Ellen's comments "alienated" her from the LGBTQ+ community.

"Looking back on it, I could've handled a couple of things a little bit differently," she admitted on Big Brother VIP.

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