Big Brother Spoilers follow.

Big Brother has surprised fans with its latest episode, with the latest eviction taking place just hours after the most recent set of nominations.

Tuesday’s episode (October 29) It saw Emma, ​​who had previously been granted the honor of being the last Head of House, given all the power, with the housemate in sole charge of nominations.

Emma finally put marten, thomas, Khalid and Ali prepared for the next eviction. A bigger surprise came during the spin-off series. Late and liveHowever, host Will Best shared that the evicted housemate would be leaving that same night.

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The ‘Back Door Eviction’ was confirmed via the show’s official social media accountsalthough several fans took to X/Twitter to express their surprise (and a little shock) at the quick announcement.

“Going later tonight????? What’s the real #bbuk” wrote a surprised fanwith a second expressing his confusion. how they asked: “Are you leaving tonight or tomorrow through the back door? #BBUK”

“Is anyone leaving TONIGHT???? #BBUK #BBLL” asked another surprised fan.and a fourth implores his fellow viewers to act quickly. how they wrote: “GET YOUR BIG BROTHER’S VOTES! SOMEONE IS LEAVING TONIGHT!!! #BBUK #BBLL”

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The backdoor eviction wasn’t the only surprise of the night, as Will also revealed that the four housemates would be placed in a line, with the evicted cast member left covered in grime while their fate is confirmed.

The eviction will be shown on Wednesday’s (October 30) episode, with the eliminated contestant talking about his exit and his experience on the show with AJ Odudu on Late and live.

Big Brother is broadcast on ITV2 and ITVX from Sunday to Friday, followed each night by Big Brother: late and live.

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