Celebrity Big Brother 2025 reveals first evicted housemate
2025 spoilers follow.
Celebrity Big Brother has aired the first eviction of the series, as the public voted to save their favourites.
Last night, Jack P Shepherd and Michael Fabricant received the most nominations from their fellow housemates, putting them at risk of eviction. They were joined by Mickey Rourke, who was given the killer nomination by JoJo Siwa.
Meanwhile, Chris Hughes and Daley Thompson were exempt from the vote, having earned immunity earlier in the week.
In tonight's episode, the celebrities anxiously gathered in the living room, where it was revealed that Michael would be leaving the Big Brother house.
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Speaking about his exit, Michael said: "I'm sad because we've all become so close friends, and I love everyone there. We really bonded, they were great people, they were kind."
Addressing the nomination process, he added: "We all found it very difficult to come up with any sensible reason to nominate anyone. In fact, I went in to the Diary Room and had two people in mind, couldn't find any reason and in the end I nominated two completely different people!"
Elsewhere in the episode, the celebrities woke up to a surprise power cut, leaving them without hot water, lighting and working appliances.
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They were tasked with using their "star power" to restore the house's energy, starting with Chesney Hawkes who had to sing his debut hit 'The One and Only' while the housemates took turns to shower.
Other performances included a political speech from Michael, a dance routine from JoJo and skits from the actors. Patsy Palmer quoted her iconic EastEnders catchphrase, hilariously shrieking "Mickey!" at her Hollywood housemate.
Viewers were also treated to the first prank of the series, as the celebrities convinced Mickey that a disguised JoJo was new housemate "Billy". The pair shared multiple conversations together, before JoJo revealed her true identity to a baffled Mickey.
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