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Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Big Brother's nominations twist leads to yet ANOTHER row: "I'm done!"

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The 23rd season of Big Brother has already been full of drama, and it looks like today's (30 September) episode will continue in that vein as the latest batch of nominations cause a huge row in the house.

The ITV reality series is gearing up to evict its third housemate following the exits of Millie and Chelsey, with Big Brother informing the cast that the latest set of nominations won't be done in typical fashion.

As teased in a preview clip, Big Brother tells the group that one housemate - who they will have to select between them - will have their ability to nominate revoked, with everybody else then having their normal rights brought back.

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From the teaser, which can be viewed on social media, it looks as if Johanne, Rochelle, Omar and Rhianna are the housemates who are given the big decision. It will likely prove tricky, however, as Johanne and Rochelle have been feuding from the start.

And their war of words continue, with Johanne telling Big Brother that they were "done" after reaching an "impasse" in the voting. It remains to be seen who the unlucky housemate will be, but the latest row has drawn the attention of viewers.

"The cameramen behind the scenes smelling another HIT EP," wrote one viewer in the comment thread, while another took delight in the feud as they quipped: "Rochelle and Johanne round 4 DING DING DING."

"Why do I feel like Johanne and Rochelle will be best friends after this whole experience when they see how much they have carried this series," wrote Geordie Shore star Nathan Henry on Instagram.

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"Rochelle & Johanne are carrying this season - whether you like them or not, we cannot evict the drama!!!," commented another fan, while one noted: "I'VE GOT MY SEATBELT ON AND I'M STRAPPED IN."

The developments come after a dramatic episode on Tuesday, with several fans left confused by Frankie's statements on his relationship history. Some viewers think he has given conflicting accounts, while others said that he may have worded it poorly.

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