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JJ and Josie
Corin, Keely and Rachel.
Following Caoimhe's departure from the House and Keeley's rule break, it's all change for Nominations!Big Brother will shortly gather the housemates in the Living Room and break the news to them. They will be told that as Keeley broke the rules, her nominations are now null and void. Big Brother will then tell them that as Caoimhe has left the House, any nominations for her have also become invalid.
So what does this mean?
The housemates therefore nominated for eviction this week are: Rachel, Keeley and Corin.
However, the three ladies will be facing this week's Save and Replace Task later today... so who will eventually face the public vote? Stay tuned... .
BarBrummie the SAR task went ahead but Keeley was injured ,BB then cancelled the SAR task ,putting all three females up.
Keeley has been taken to hospital and will stay out of the house overnight.
thanx for the replies!!! I just wondered, if Keeley ISNT coming back, then that means Corin and Rachel then??? I personally think it should an 'all-up' this week given what has happened - and I would LOVE a new housemate or two
Latest update.
Housemates have learned that Keeley will return to the compound tomorrow after receiving medical treatment for her ankle injury.
Josie confirmed the news following a chat in the Diary Room, in which Big Brother assured her that the 30-year-old is in good hands and not leaving the show.
David immediately wondered how her injury might affect the public vote, noting that if she comes back bandaged up she may well secure the sympathy vote. "Rachel could be in trouble," he warned.
Rachel herself seemed unconcerned, later on telling Steve that she's "glad" her fellow housemate will be returning.
"She'll be waving her privilege card now," he joked.
Housemates have learned that Keeley will return to the compound tomorrow after receiving medical treatment for her ankle injury.
Josie confirmed the news following a chat in the Diary Room, in which Big Brother assured her that the 30-year-old is in good hands and not leaving the show.
David immediately wondered how her injury might affect the public vote, noting that if she comes back bandaged up she may well secure the sympathy vote. "Rachel could be in trouble," he warned.
Rachel herself seemed unconcerned, later on telling Steve that she's "glad" her fellow housemate will be returning.
"She'll be waving her privilege card now," he joked.