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Big Brother 2024 has seen yet another rule breakwith Lily Benson the last housemate in break the rules.

Thursday’s (November 7) episode saw the remaining housemates participated in the final shopping task, which had gangs and bank robberies as themes.

After wrapping up the task, the housemates congregated in the bedroom as they talked about the day’s events, although things got heated between Lily and Sarah Griffiths when they had a slightly tense conversation.

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After Sarah mocked Lily, the latter commented that she would expose Sarah to eviction if she progressed in the series, thus breaking the rule, not for the first time, regarding the nomination process.

The latest rule break, like the seemingly countless others in the series, generated a mixed response from the show’s fans on social media, with several taking to X/Twitter to voice their opinion on the latest indiscretion.

“Hanah has absolutely every RIGHT to react like that towards Lily, Lily keeps breaking the rules every time and Ali is enabling her behavior so Lily feels like she can still do it, everyone needs to hold them accountable. #BBUK.” wrote a fan.

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“Another breach of Lily’s rules. BB should give each person a large packet of Tangfatics apart from her as punishment. Cue the crisis… #bbuk” commented a second fanwhile a third suggested another form of punishment such as they wrote: “Another violation of the rules? Evict them on the spot #BBUK”

Some fans, however, saw the humor in another rule breaking, with a spectator noticing: “I’m totally on Hanah’s side for being upset about breaking the rules, but I couldn’t help but giggle a little when Lily said I can’t lie #bbuk”

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