ITV Big Brother fans already know who will go next as first housemate evicted

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ITV Big Brother fans already know who will go next as first housemate evicted

Big Brother fans have already named the next housemate to leave the show as the first eviction took place live on ITV.

Dean, Nathan, Ryan and Baked Potato (Rosie) were the first housemates to face the public vote and risk being kicked out of the house at the end of the week.

The public cast their votes and ultimately decided that Ryan should be kicked out of the house less than a week on from the launch show.

Friday night saw the first eviction from the Big Brother house with hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best getting all the gossip in the first live interview on Big Brother: Late & Live afterwards.

Big Brother Housemate Ryan
Ryan

Fans took to social media to react to the dramatic moment and to state who they were already ready to vote for the boot next.

One posted: "Right, get Nathan and Marcello out next so I don't feel gross every time they appear on screen." Another said: "So Marcello Nathan Thomas the next to go."

While one viewer added: "We did it !!!! And at the same time we broke the first evictee curse. Bye Ryan."

Earlier in the episode the housemates discovered they failed their first shopping task after the house was transformed into the Coco Eye Land Resort.

It was no surprise as there were a total of 51 fails counted among the group including Marcello stealing watermelon, Sarah insulting guests and Lily sitting on laps during brunch.

It wasn't long before they were set the next challenge as Big Brother told them to find the hidden connections between themselves.

This caused some debate including one being a Trump supporter and Nathan claiming that protestors should be locked up for disrupting traffic.

Viewers also reacted to the smoking area of the house being shown during the episode for the first time.

ITV said it was in order to accurately show a scenario between Marcello and Ali and while some claimed it was an 'uncomfortable watch' they hoped they feature would return permanently.

Big Brother continues Sunday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX followed by Late and Live at 10pm.

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