Big Brother ‘mastermind’ Kieran Davidson on bin duty outside his Adelaide home 

He’s one of the most controversial players in the revamped series of Big Brother Australia.

And on Sunday, the show’s ‘mastermind’ Kieran Davidson made an equally contentious clothing choice as he took his bins out in a jumper with a cheeky message written on the front. 

The 21-year-old looked less than pleased to be on rubbish duty as he hauled the large rubbish receptacles along outside his Adelaide home. 

The reality show villain wore a bright red top that alluded to his status as a game player on the program, with a chess motif and ‘I’m playing’ written on the front.

It appeared to refer to his manipulation tactics, which have turned the Big Brother house upside down and divided fans. 

He added a pair of black track pants to the ensemble with an equally cheeky ‘clickbait’ logo emblazoned on one leg. 

It took multiple trips to take his various bins out, and Kieran stopped to take a call before strolling down the road. 

Kieran has made no secret of his plans to use manipulation, deceit and pot-stirring to win Big Brother this season. 

He was nominated for eviction in the first two episodes, but worked hard to stay out of the firing line from episode three onward. 

He did so by spreading the lie that newcomer Danni Keogh thought Garth Saville was ‘a bit of a snake’.

While Kieran admitted it was a risky decision, he wanted to make sure the focus was far away from him when it came to nominations.

This simple strategic move created a ripple effect in the house, and resulted in Danni being evicted.