Big Brother 2023: Show confirms next round of evictions - here’s when and who is at risk

One person will leave the Big Brother house this Friday as the show has confirmed another round of evictions. Here’s who is at risk
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Big Brother has confirmed that another round of evictions are set to take place, which will see one housemate see their journey come to an early end. The show has proven extremely popular since returning for the first time in five years.

Ahead of the eviction, each housemate visited the diary room and revealed the two people they wanted to nominate to Big Brother. At the end of this process, it was announced that either Zak or Henry will be evicted in Friday’s live show.

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The decision is now somewhat in the public’s hands, as they can now vote for who they want to evict, not save. The most common reasons the housemates gave for nomination being that they felt other people were fake, lacked emotional intelligence and didn’t contribute to the cooking and cleaning.

Initially, both Zak and Henry seemed to take their nominations in their stride and were seemingly okay with it. However, Yinrun got upset about the whole situation, clearly not wanting anyone to leave.

Big Brother UK hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best (Photo: ITV)Big Brother UK hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best (Photo: ITV)
Big Brother UK hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best (Photo: ITV)

After appearing okay with it, Henry admitted that he was upset with his housemates’ decision to put him up for eviction but didn’t want to make a scene. In the Diary Room, he began to cry as he talked about how he felt he would be voted out on Friday.

You can see the eviction live on Friday evening (October 20). Big Brother airs Sundays to Fridays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX. Each episode is followed by Big Brother Late & Live at 10pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

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