The latest episode of Bigg Boss 20 saw many dramatic moments, wildcard entries and more. One of the moments that caught many eyeballs was when host Salman Khan took a dig at Love Gill over her alleged ‘touchy’ behaviour towards ScoutOP. While he didn’t directly mention anything, he asked her about her relationship with her brother.Salman asked, “Love, do you have a brother?” Love responded by saying, “Yes, sir, I have a younger brother.” The host then asked, “How old is he?” Love said, “He’s 17 years old.” Salman then asked about her relationship with her brother and if it’s awkward when it comes to physical touch. Love denied it and said, “It’s normal between us.” Salman then touched his thigh and asked if touching her brother’s foot there would be okay, and she agreed. Salman said, “Okay, then it’s not a problem.” While leaving, he pointed to Amrapali and said, “You know what I’m talking about.”In the past week, Love Gill and ScoutOP got trolled over their ‘touchy behaviour.’ However, the two have consistently confirmed that they share a ‘brother-sister’ bond. Previously, ScoutOP made headlines after opening up about his confused ‘feelings’ towards Love. His statements received backlash on social media. Moreover, Scout has confirmed his relationship with YouTuber Kashvi.Previously, during a conversation, Scout said, “Sister se pehle aadmi friend hota hai na,” while talking about Love Gill. YUNG then questioned whether his feelings could be changing, asking, “Kya tera raasta badal raha hai?” Scout replied, “Pata nahi.”Following the discussion and the reactions surrounding it, Kashvi shared a video addressing the situation. She said that she was doing okay and choosing to deal with things privately. “I just want to say that I’m okay, and I’m handling things privately. And most importantly, I genuinely, genuinely wish Scout well,” she said.Kashvi further pointed out that viewers may be interpreting what is happening inside the Bigg Boss house in different ways, but stressed that Scout’s personal relationship with her and her support for him as an individual are two separate things. “There are two very different things. One is my personal relationship with Scout, and the second is my support for him as a person. And these two are very different things for me,” she said.