They filmed Jonny Mitchell, Ginuwine and Ashley James from the house's front door and posted the footage on Snapchat
YOUTUBE pranksters Ally Law and Ryan Taylor claimed they broke into the Celebrity Big Brother compound last night and filmed the celebrities through the glass doors.
Both Ryan and Ally posted footage of the ‘break-in’ on Snapchat and have promised fans that they’ll post a full YouTube video of the stunt online soon.
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The security breach is one of the biggest in Big Brother history.
Ryan and Ally, who are known for their stunts where they break into buildings, narrated the stunt on Snapchat to their followers.
In the video, posted online, Ryan whispers to Ally that they “have to be quick” as they film through what looks like the front door.
Ashley James and Ann Widdecombe can be clearly seen standing in the living room.
At another point, Ginuwine and Jonny Mitchell are filmed standing at the bottom of the stairs.
On Ryan’s Snapchat, he seems to be filming through a hole at the top of the stairs and sees Jonny, Dapper Laughs and John Barnes talking in a circle with their backs to the camera.
Ryan also filmed Ally, who seems to be wearing a bright orange jacket and a head torch to make him look like an onset worker.
On Twitter, fans claimed they were caught and threatened with arrest, but the pair retweeted fans who said they were ‘eating cookies from Tesco’.
Ally posted “tonight was a madness!! There will be no video but I promise it will make sense soon, stay tuned”.
He later changed his mind and said: “Guuuuys, there should be a video tomorrow night! Bear with me, I've been stupidly busy.”
Previous stunts carried out by the YouTubers – who both have over half a million followers and lots of young fans – include breaking into Bracknell’s Coral Reef waterpark overnight, riding a BMX off a diving board at the Olympic pool and breaking into the O2 Arena after hours.
Big Brother confirmed the story to The Sun Online, saying: "Last night, two intruders were apprehended by security at Elstree Studios. The safety of housemates, production and audience members is of paramount importance and Big Brother has appropriate security measures in place at all times."
Ally and Ryan have also been contacted for comment.
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