Live Eviction
Big Brother gathers Housemates in the living room. Big Brother says, "This is Big Brother. Before you entered the house, the rules regarding attempting to communicate in code or write messages were clearly explained to you."
Big Brother adds, "Today, that rule was broken. At 1:59am in the bedroom, JoJo wrote messages on Chris' hand in secret. Chris gave JoJo his hand and said, "you can write it out'. JoJo then wrote on Chris' hand and said ‘It makes sense, think about it'."
For today's task, Housemates will play ‘The Big Fame Board Game' and put their celebrity status to the test. Working in teams they'll have to move their human playing piece around the board where some spaces will reveal challenges to complete.
Jack, Patsy and Trisha all face the public vote and tonight one of them will be the next housemate to leave the Celebrity Big Brother house.
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