Big Brother is delivering the drama this season — with a second live eviction complete and a housemate unexpectedly removed from the show.
Cameron B was the latest housemate to be evicted live from the Big Brother house this season. He faced the public vote alongside Elsa and Richard. George Gilbert, was originally set to be part of the eviction line-up, but was removed from the house ahead of the live show.
After receiving the fewest public votes, Cameron B became the first contestant to leave through the front door. Reflecting on his exit, he said: “I’m feeling good. It’s good to be out. If you stay in, you’re with everyone again, like your adoptive family. If not, you’re seeing everyone, seeing different faces.”
Gilbert, a 23-year-old parish councillor, was removed from the house with ‘immediate effect’ over concerns about his behaviour and remarks toward other contestants. He has made multiple controversial remarks during his stint on the show, including recent suggestions that homeless people should “stop deflecting responsibility” by “turning to drugs”.
He was also previously cautioned for “offensive” behaviour toward other contestants, after mocking and mimicking his fellow housemates.
“Following repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour, George has been removed from the Big Brother House with immediate effect and will no longer participate in the programme,” they said.
Big Brother season 27 returned in September, with 12 new contestants ready to fight it out in the house.
Several contestants have already been voted off the show, but George is the only one whom producers removed because of his behaviour.
With four contestants axed, here’s a rundown of all the remaining participants on this year’s show.
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“I think I’ll be quite different than the Housemates as I suspect there isn’t another sort of country bumpkin-esque figure and I’m quite looking forward to meeting new people,” he said.
“I’ll hopefully bring a bit of leadership to the house.”
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Nancy is a 22-year-old graduate from Italy, who lives in Glasgow. She loves gaming and speaks five languages: Italian, English, Polish, French and Spanish.
On her decision to enter the show, Nancy said: “I don’t want to sound too cliché but I was feeling very lost in my life because I had just graduated from university.
“I’m looking forward to discovering myself even more and seeing how I can connect with people that are different to me.”
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Caroline said she entered Big Brother after going to the job centre and being told: “You should do something on the telly. You should write a book. You should go on social media, do videos. You’re too good to sit in an office, you’ve got too much going for you”.
“I laughed it off but I went home and saw the advertisement for Big Brother,” Caroline said.
“So, I just did the video and never thought anything of it. I went back to thinking, ‘what am I going to do in my life?’. And then I got the phone call, and it just went from there and now we’re here.”
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Zelah is a 25-year-old personal trainer from South London, with over 85,000 TikTok followers
Zelah, who is trans, said on the show: “The kind of people I don’t usually get along with are bro-y guys, which I know is ironic to say as I sit here in a wife-pleaser and a mullet.”
“People are usually pretty shocked to find out… that I lived as a woman for 23 years of my life. I think I’m living proof that being transgender is not a choice because why would I choose to go from the luxury, the sanctuary of the women’s toilets to the men’s?”
He said if he wins, he’d use the money well. “I think the biggest thing would be that I’d contribute towards my business – training LGBT people and women.
On a smaller note, I’d like to take my girlfriend on a really lovely holiday to say sorry for leaving her while I’m in the Big Brother House.”
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Teja is an 18-year-old from Bristol who runs her own cleaning business. She’s extremely close with her mum (the two even share a bed) and she’s also an aspiring actress.
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Marcus is a 22-year-old mechanical engineer from Manchester, who joined the Royal Navy when he was 17. He describes himself as “energetic, over-the-top and loud” and a “flirt”.
He said: “I’m looking forward to just being thrown in the mixing bowl of a group of people who I don’t know and watching all their personalities unfold. I’m buzzing.”
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Tate is a 27-year-old from Falkirk, Scotland, who owns Scotland’s biggest Butlers in the Buff company (a provider of party butlers).
He said: “Being part of the ‘buff butler’ stuff, you naturally fall into the role of an entertainer, getting folks chatting and mingling and maybe playing a couple daft games.”
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Elsa is a 21-year-old Christian content creator from Essex, who is the girlfriend of the controversial internet personality Ed Matthews.
Elsa says that since she was three, she’s been able to see dead people.
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Sam is a 27-year-old Zumba instructor from Skipton. He’s also an aspiring popstar who has released a number of tracks under the name Smashby.
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Jenny is a 20-year-old make-up artist from Derry who said she doesn’t hold back on giving her true opinions.
She said: “I think I’m most likely to be nominated for being too honest. Because if you ask for my opinion, you’re going to get it.”
Feyisola is a 33-year-old financial investigator from London.
Speaking about what she’d do with her winnings, Feyisola said: “I’d buy something ridiculous for my cat because why not? I’d take my nieces and nephews on holiday. I’ve got Crohn’s colitis, so I’ll give some money to charity. And I’ve never gone travelling, I’ve worked since I was 16, so I’d probably just take myself on a really long extended holiday.”
Richard is a 60-year-old composer and author, and the oldest Big Brother contestant of this season so far.
The Londoner has made several revelations to his housemates so far and earned the admiration of many viewers. He recently revealed that he’s been celibate his entire life, and he also has an adopted son.
Who has been evicted from Big Brother?
The first eviction brought 25-year-old political events manager and member of the Conservative Party Emily’s time on the show to an end. Hailing from Northampton, she was falsely accused of throwing a milkshake at Nigel Farage last year, causing her to become ensnared in a social media storm.
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Then Gani was axed from the show on day 6. The 39-year-old Pizza Hut manager who lives in Bromley but is originally from Chennai, India.
In the past, he’s tried to pursue an acting career, admitting, “I’d like to be known by millions. I see this as an opportunity not only for my personal growth, but also to help build the future of my personal brand.”
The third contestant to leave Big Brother was George.
The latest contestant to leave the show was Cameron B, who is a 25-year-old PT from Bolton.
Speaking about what he would bring to the house, Cameron said: “Energy. A bit of annoyance. And maybe a bit of controversy but the main thing is energy – 100 per cent.”
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