She may have been booted out of the Celebrity Big Brother house last week, but this hasn’t stopped Farrah Abraham from getting involved in yet more drama.

And boy was her latest run-in dramatic.

The 'Teen Mom' star locked horns with former Big Brother housemate Aisleyne Horgan Wallace during Tuesday night’s episode of spin-off show Celebrity Big Brother’s Bit On The Side with things taking an ugly turn.

Viewers watched on as the two women exchanged verbal abuse with one another before the live show was abruptly interrupted by a graphic of the CBB eye.

Before the transmission was cut, Farrah could be heard saying ‘hag be quiet, hag be quiet,’ with Aisleyne then looking like she was about to pick up her glass of champagne.

According to The Sun, a Channel Five insider claims that Aisleyne threw the contents of her glass at Farah leading to a fight breaking out.

Unfortunately, fellow panel member Vicki Michele ended up getting caught in the cross fire and was rushed to hospital after being glassed.

The source revealed: “It was absolute chaos. Glasses and then a chair went flying and Vicki ended up injured in the process.

“Everyone was screaming and sobbing. Vicki, who hadn't caused anything herself, was caught in the crossfire and ended up being glassed.”

Vicki has since tweeted about the incident, revealing that her injury ‘bloody hurt’.

Before the fight erupted, Aisleyne didn’t pull any punches with what she thought of Farrah during her time in the house.

She said: “She was just horrible.

"She never took accountability for anything she did. She's a silly little girl, it's just pathetic. She's just nasty.

"It's one thing standing up for yourself and being a strong woman and it's one thing being a nasty horrible b****.

"You've got your cheque, you've had your cheque now get on the plane and f*** off."

Farrah tried to argue back, but Aisleyne was having none of it, adding: "Get on the plane and f*** off, no-one likes you. We don't want you here. Go on!"

Aisleyne has since tweeted that she will be setting the record straight over what happened shortly.