MMA fighter Kamu Kirk, a housemate on season 28 of Big Brother, is being flooded with backlash for his alarmingly insensitive comments about the late George Floyd.
Big Brother fans discovered that Kamu had liked numerous homophobic posts and other controversial content on social media just ahead of entering the house.
Recently, another disturbing video has re-emerged from Kamu’s Instagram archives where he reacted to a person being arrested near his home. He filmed himself mocking the individual, who could be heard repeatedly screaming, “I can’t breathe.”
“I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe. Bro thinks he’s George Floyd,” Kamu laughed. “I am gonna take his spot though,” he commented, seemingly referring to the person’s parking spot that was left vacant.
Kamu didn’t try to hide is hate or cover his tracks despite knowing he was going on international TV. The video is dated from December 2025 and is still visible in Kamu’s Story highlights.
In May 2020, George Floyd’s murder became international news after Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for nearly 10 minutes, as he yelled, “I can’t breathe.” Big Brother fans were appalled by Kamu’s remarks in the clip and demanded that he be pulled from the show.
Season 27 finalist Morgan Pope spoke out against Kamu after Jason De Puy (who competed on RuPaul’s Drag Race as Salina EsTitties) was voted out after being heavily targeted by Kamu. “Hi y’all! I’m aware of the video that has resurfaced from Kamu’s Instagram story. I’ve contacted those I believe are in a position to help address the situation.”
Celebrity Big Brother alum Frankie Grande also pleaded for Kamu’s immediate eviction from the house, writing, “You guys. Enough. How is this monster still in the house. WHAT THE F*CK?!”
