Celebrity Big Brother 2025: who is up for eviction? Nominees and how to vote
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- Celebrity Big Brother will evict another star today.
- The fate of two stars are in the hands of the public.
- But who exactly could be at risk of going home?
Celebrity Big Brother is preparing to evict yet another star. The ITV show is holding the third public vote of the series - days after Trisha Goddard was sent home.
Viewers have been told the start time and which channel it is on. Before the day is done, a fourth celeb will leave the iconic reality show.
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Who is up for eviction on Celebrity Big Brother?
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Daley Thompson and Patsy Palmer will face the public vote after receiving the most nominations from their fellow housemates. Big Brother made the announcement during tonight’s (April 17) episode.
Viewers saw that Daley received four nominations from Angellica, Chris, Donna and Patsy. Meanwhile, Patsy received five nominations from Angellica, Chris, Danny, Ella and JoJo.
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Voting for this week’s eviction opens at 10pm tonight exclusively via the Big Brother app, with viewers being asked to vote for the housemate they wish to save from eviction. The lines will remain open throughout the night and into tomorrow’s (April 18) live episode - with warning being given before the voting closes.
Friday night will see the next eviction from the Celebrity Big Brother house and the evictee’s first live interview since leaving the house. It follows the evictions of Michael and Trisha - and the removal of Mickey.
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