Big Brother tensions rise as 'exposed' brutal remark divides house

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Big Brother tensions rise as 'exposed' brutal remark divides house

Big Brother was thrown into chaos as Segun’s brutal remark left the house divided and three more rule breaks were exposed.

Tension has been high in the iconic house as last night (Monday, October 21) it was revealed that Khaled faces eviction on Friday night alongside Izaaz, Nathan and Marcello.

Ali and Dean were immune after becoming Heads of House and that hasn’t gone down well with some of their housemates.

At first they matched Lily with Hannah in what appeared to be a strategy to shield young Lily, the 20-year-old from eviction for a second week.

However, their plan changed and they chose to save Hannah and Lily and instead nominate Khaled and Marcello for eviction.

Ali and Dean talking to Big Brother in the diary room
Ali and Dean were immune after becoming Heads of House

During tonight’s episode of the TV hit reality show, sides are now forming in the house, after Khaled and Marcello were put up for eviction despite not receiving any nominations.

The decision sparked intense discussions among the housemates and Segun, Hannah and Khaled went on to break a major house rule as they discussed the latest evicted and plotted to boot out Ali.

While speaking to Marcello, Hannah went on to say: "If you and Marcello stay in and everything, I need the next HoH to be this group."

Segun jumped in and agreed with Hannah and said: "Yeah I think Marcello said it as well, he was like if I stay in, she (Ali) goes next week.”

Big Brother contestant Segun
Things took a turn as Segun made a brutal remark in the Big Brother house

Things took a turn as Segun made a brutal remark as he said: "I hear it. I can’t lie, we need to get rid of this wolf man. The red witch is coming".

The whole moment didn’t go unnoticed as Big Brother called everyone to the living room and revealed that the trio broke a house rule.

It didn’t stop there as Big Brother then played the conversation on the speakers in front of the housemates, who were left gobsmacked at the conversation.

Housemate Ali from Big Brother 2024
Segun called housemate Ali a 'red witch'

Ali attempted to not draw any attention to the situation as she was seen laughing off the remarks. However Big Brother was far from impressed as the announcement continued: "Housemates… When will you learn?

"There have been multiple rule breaks regarding the discussion of nominations."

The housemates were punished by being put on a diet of porridge and no one was pleased. Later on in the show Segun apologised to Ali and the pair were on good terms again.

Big Brother airs weekdays from 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX

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