Big Brother stars Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan have announced they've dropped their "platonic" label and are finally acknowledging their budding romance.

During the six weeks they spent in the house, the pair formed a close bond which took a steamy turn with a series of steamy smooches in the hot tub.

But now, Jordan has confirmed the pair have stop using the so-called 'P word' and they have made plans for their first date after leaving the house.

Jordan was crowned Big Brother champion, while Henry finished in third in the Big Brother final earlier this month – but the pair admit they are still "trying to navigate things" outside of the house.

Speaking to the MailOnline, Jordan said: "It's overwhelming, because I suppose I've been largely single all my life and not saying anything but it's, it's crazy and we're trying to navigate things for us.

"I'm not using the P word anymore. The P word is done."

Jordan and Henry have confirmed they have planned their first date – which is likely to delight fans, who fondly referred to the pair as "Jenry".

Talking to the news site, Jordan admits that they have "something planned" for "just us two", with the pair going for dinner as their official first date.

Jordan also confessed that he has watched back on the famous hot tub scene which sent fans into a frenzy – admitting he "didn't think I had that passion", but that "it comes quite naturally".

However, there were some issues to their steamy kiss being broadcast across the country, adding: "I'm just traumatised that my grandmother had to watch that."

The pair also recently spent an evening together in bed drinking "cheap bottles of wine", but insisted there was "no funny business".

Jordan captured the hearts of viewers due to his moody yet witty personality before being crowned the winner of the ITV-rebooted Big Brother series.

But it wasn't just his personality that entertained viewers, but also the love triangle between him, Henry, and Matty Simpson.

Jordan has said since leaving the house, the pair can't open their phones without seeing posts from the "Jenry army" fans – but promised they were going on "lots of plans" following their departure from the house.

These plans include a trip to Venice as well as "Lego and wine nights".

Henry added: "We're trying to remove all of that pressure and see how it goes. In the house it's such a strange environment so you just have to accept how it is in the real world."

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