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Big Brother reveals the four housemates up for next live eviction after Ryan's shock exit
ok.co.ukThe four housemates up for the next live Big Brother eviction have been confirmed.This will be the second live eviction of the new series after Ryan was sent packing last week.
During Monday night's extended episode (14 October), it was revealed that Ali, Daze and Lily will all face the public vote after receiving the most nominations from their fellow housemates.
However, there was a twist in store as Head of House Khaled was given an opportunity to change the results. In a sneaky Big Brother turn of events, Khaled was allowed to either 'Save and Replace' one of his housemates or deliver a 'Killer Nomination'.Taking matters into his own hands, Khaled chose to nominate Martha for eviction, meaning all four housemates will face the public vote.
It comes after Lily received six nominations from Emma, Hanah, Izaaz, Khaled, Segun and Thomas. Ali received five nominations from Baked Potato, Hanah, Khaled, Marcello and Sarah, while Daze received five nominations from Dean, Izaaz, Marcello, Segun and Thomas.The fate for one of the housemates will be revealed during the live eviction show on Friday night (18 October), with a whole week of antics yet to unfold.
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