There is only one more week left of the current Big Brother series, and plenty more eviction twists are in store.
Two more housemates were voted out of last night’s (November 8) episode, leaving nine people to fight for the win. However, AJ Odudu and Will Best revealed on Late & Live that only six will make it to the final.
But an eviction could come in any form – including via the Big Brother vault.
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The hosts teased that the vault would be open in just a few days, and any housemate who was invited to it would be at risk of immediate eviction.
Meanwhile, voting is open now for fans to back their favorites, and it will freeze at midday tomorrow (Sunday, November 10).
How will the votes work with the vault twist? Could the frontrunners leave before the final? We’ll see how it all plays out in just a few days.
Last night’s episode saw both Lily Benson and Khaled Khaled evicted in the first double eviction of the 2024 series..
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Speaking on Late & Live, Lily said she was “excited” to be out of the house, stating: “To be saved twice, I’m so grateful. I thought I would go out in the first week, so to be in week five, I can’t complain.
“Even if I were going to win, it wouldn’t be ethical because I would have wasted all the money anyway.”
Khaled said that he was “gutted” to be voted out but was glad to have made some good friends and memories through his Big Brother experience.
Big Brother airs on ITV2 and ITVX from Sundays through Fridays, followed by Big Brother: Late & Live each night.
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