Big Brother: Non-housemates will face the first vote
In a groundbreaking twist for the ITV reality show, 11 Big Brother contestants are now on the chopping block after being dubbed "non-housemates."
During last night's gripping episode, the 16 hopefuls were compelled to align with either red or blue house colours, resulting in 11 opting for red and a mere five choosing blue. Each faction was charged with the mission of rallying fellow entrants to their cause upon entering the abode.
The episode was rife with unexpected turns, as Big Brother laid down the gauntlet: "Whichever side the next person joins can also steal another housemate to their side."
Ultimately, the red team faced a harsh reality check, being branded "non-housemates" and receiving a stark admonition.
Big Brother dropped the bombshell during the episode, declaring: "In the Big Brother house, decisions have big consequences. And this is no exception. Bad choice red side, you are not housemates. You will be shelved in storage until further notice," reports the Mirror.
Amidst the chaos, one contestant pleaded humorously: "Big Brother, are we all going to fit in storage? I've got big boobs! " However, that wasn't the end of the evening's tumultuous events.
Big Brother then delivered another blow: "This is Big Brother. Housemates must remain silent. Housemates, that is not all. All non-housemates will face the first eviction."
The red team, now facing eviction, consists of Emma, Nathan, Daze, Martha, Lily, Thomas, Hanah, Rosie, Sarah, Marcello, and Dean. Meanwhile, Segun, Khaled, Ali, Ryan, and Izaaz, representing the blue team, have secured immunity from the initial eviction scare.
The latest cast announcement has caused quite a stir among enthusiasts, as King Charles' erstwhile butler, Nathan, is set to make an appearance. Joining the ranks at the tender age of 17 back in 2017, he disclosed: "I've had the honour of serving at a couple of dinners during His Royal Highness's visits to Dumfries House. I very much enjoy being a butler here and there's always something very different to deal with."
Now plying his trade as a pork salesman, Nathan admits that should he clinch the prize, he'd splurge on new dental veneers. Open about his vanity, he confessed: "I'm quite vain. I got composite bonding on my teeth last year. And they stain I love a glass of red wine so I would get a new set of veneers so I could enjoy a glass of red wine again."
