ITV Big Brother fans demand Paul is axed over 'disgusting transphobic slur' about Hallie

Tonight's Big Brother saw Tom and Jenkin evicted from the house after they and Jordan were transferred to a secret room, before facing the public vote. Surviving the vote, Jordan returned to the house on Tuesday, 14 November, much to the shock of their fellow housemates, who believed they had been evicted with the other two.

Big Brother fans have been left raging over a fake eviction on Monday night's episode.

Sunday night's Big Brother took a rather steamy turn as Jordan and Henry shared a kiss while relaxing in the hot tub.The pair had been involved in something of a love triangle since entering the house, with Jordan appearing unsure between Henry and Matty - but it seems he has now made his decision. Recent weeks have seen the pair refer to each other as "husband" and share a few kisses, until Jordan told Henry that he only had platonic feelings for him.

Big Brother continued on Sunday following an explosive double eviction which saw Chanelle voted out by the public before Trish, who had been tipped to win the ITV reality series, was also booted from the house.

ITV Big Brother's Trish Balusa has apologised for offensive social posts that came to light following her eviction last week. The 33-year-old, who is a favourite with fans of ITV Big Brother, said sorry for the tweets that are no longer there. She apologised to "marginalised groups" in a statement on her X account.

Five Big Brother housemates are to face the public vote this week in a double live eviction. Olivia, Jenkin, Chanelle, Noky and Trish have received the most nominations from their fellow housemates and will face a potential eviction.

Big Brother star Matty's boyfriend Connor has broken his silence on the the Matty/Jordan/Henry love triangle, as he made a video appearance on the Big Brother Late & Live. Tuesday's Big Brother saw half of the housemates receive visits from their friends and families, while others weren't quite so lucky. One of those who did not receive a visit was Matty, who was left in floods of tears when Trish and Chanelle chose to let Yinrun's boyfriend visit instead, arguing that he was physically there while Matty's boyfriend was on a video call.

Tuesday's Big Brother was a rather emotional instalment as the housemates were visited by their friends and family, but not everyone was able to receive a visitation. With only half of the house receiving visitors, Matty was among those who missed out after Trish and Chanelle decided to let Yinrun's boyfriend enter the house, over Matty receiving a video call from his.

The Big Brother house was thrown into chaos on Sunday night when a surprise nominations twist left the contestants in tears.The drama unfolded during the latest episode, which saw the housemates wake up to find out it was Jenkin's birthday and they would be participating in the Big Brother Hunger Games. Noky joked as they got into their costumes: "We're going to look like we're in a space film!" The housemates were split into two teams - District A with Chanelle, Henry, Matty, Noky and Tom, and District B with Jenkin, Jordan, Olivia, Trish and Yinrun.They then took part in a series of challenges that tested their skills and endurance. But there was a twist - one housemate was nominated for eviction while another won immunity from the next eviction.

After weeks of juggling a will-they-won’t-they romance, Big Brother star Jordan finally appeared to bring an end to the ongoing ‘love triangle’ between himself, Henry and Matty, as he brutally dumped Henry on Friday night’s episode. The 26-year-old lawyer has enjoyed a complicated relationship with both Matty and Henry ever since the rebooted version of Big Brother returned to our screens last month, with both stars having expressed an interest in him.

Big Brother viewers have been left ‘outraged’ after it emerged that another housemate has starred on TV before. Eagle-eyed fans noticed that Tom previously appeared on a different ITV reality show - Kavos Weekender.The 21 year old butcher, from Somerset, described himself as ‘loud and chatty’ before entering the Big Brother house this year.

Big Brother fans have been left fuming during the spin-off show Big Brother Late and Live, as the latest star to be evicted joined host Will Best for a chat. Kerry was booted out of the house on Monday, 30 October, in a shock Halloween-themed twist, but her departure only aired during the show on Tuesday, 31 October.

Essex housemate Kerry, who was labelled as a favourite in the Big Brother house, has been evicted in a shock dumping, making her the fourth housemate to to be evicted from the 2023 series of the show. Kerry was nominated by two of her fellow housemates in a shock Halloween twist. Noky and Trish were tasked with choosing three killer nominations, and chose Dylan, Kerry and Olivia.

Big Brother fans are calling for Olivia to be booted out after her 'rude' and 'silly' behaviour on the ITV reality show. The 23 year old from Glasgow was seen throwing lettuce at housemate Kerry while she was trying to sleep, which has left viewers fuming. Earlier in the episode on Sunday, 29 October, Paul, Olivia, and Tom were chatting in the garden about how they could prank Kerry, a 40 year old NHS worker.This came after they had taken part in Big Brother's vending machine challenge.

Big Brother viewers have demanded Paul Blackburn be removed from the ITV show after he allegedly make a transphobic remark about housemate Hallie Clarke. Fans have accused Paul, 23, of making a comment about Hallie, 18, who was evicted on Friday, on Big Brother's 24 hour live stream on Sunday evening. The BB house has been given a Halloween-themed makeover ready for 31 October, with skeletons placed across the garden - one of which had been mocked up with oranges as breasts and another object added to resemble a penis.

Big Brother viewers were left in stitches as the housemates took on the Venting Machine in Sunday night's episode of the show.

In the ever-watchful world of the Big Brother house, contestants are subjected to constant scrutiny and analysis, not only from their fellow housemates but also from millions of viewers. It's under this watchful eye that Dylan Tennant, one of the housemates, finds himself at the centre of discussions about his discomfort in addressing issues related to the oppression of women in everyday society.

Big Brother fans are convinced producers have been telling housemates what to do in Diary Room, after three contestants shared their life experiences in candid chats ahead of Friday night's eviction. Hallie, Trish and Dylan were all up for eviction after being nominated by their fellow housemates, and during Friday's episode, 27 October, they each took it in turns to chat to Big Brother in the Diary Room, but fans quickly noticed a bizarre pattern between the trio.They each spoke about their life experiences in the Diary Room, going into detail about what they've been through and why they entered the Big Brother house.

Hallie is the third contestant to be evicted from the Big Brother house after facing the public vote. Dylan, Hallie and Trish all faced the public vote after receiving the most nominations from their fellow housemates and viewers were able to vote for who they wanted to leave the house via the Big Brother app. During the live eviction on Friday, 27 October hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best announced that Hallie would be leaving the house.

Hallie has become the third person voted out of the Big Brother house after receiving the least amount of votes from the public.