This week saw a shock double elimination from the Big Brother house, with both a sixth and seventh housemate departing on Friday 8th November.

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This means we now have our Big Brother line-up for the show's final week this year, which is sure to bring with it plenty more twists and surprise, before a winner is crowned.

We already know there will be more contestants leaving ahead of the grand final, as the nine remaining housemates will have to fight it out for the six finale spaces.

But how did things play out in the dramatic new episode and which two housemates were left saying their goodbyes and leaving the house for good? And which contestants have been booted out of the Big Brother house so far? Read on to find out!

Khaled Khaled – Episode 34

Khaled wearing a black sweatshirt, smiling ahead. He is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Khaled. ITV

Khaled was the seventh contestant to leave the Big Brother house this season, as part of a double elimination along with Lily on Friday 8th November.

Speaking after his eviction, the sales manager joked that Lily had manifested the idea they would leave at the same time, as she had previously told him: "Wouldn’t it be crazy if we went out together?"

He said of his experience in the house: "I was there to have a laugh, make some good friends, which I did, and make some good, good, good memories. It was unbelievable."

Lily Benson – Episode 34

Lily wearing a black vest top and a blue denim mini skirt. She is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Lily. ITV

The sixth housemate to leave the show this year was Lily, whose departure formed part of a dramatic double elimination in the 34th episode on Friday 8th November.

Ali, Emma and Rosie AKA Baked Potato were saved by the public vote.

Lily later said on Late & Live: "I've been up for [nomination] three weeks so to be saved twice, I'm so grateful. I thought I was going to be out in the first week so to be here in week five, I can't complain. If I was going to win, it wouldn't ethical because I would have wasted all the money anyway."

Dean Quinton – Episode 27

Dean wearing a denim two-piece outfit and a black beret. He is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Dean. ITV

The fifth housemate to leave the series was Dean, who was voted out on Friday 1st November after the public chose to save Marcello, Lily and Hanah, who had also been up for eviction.

His departure came despite a slight technical error that meant the front door initially wouldn't open when he was told to leave, but he eventually got a live eviction exit on spin-off show Late and Live after having to leave through the garden.

"I knew it, I knew it, I told you," Dean told the other housemates when his eviction was announced. "I knew it was me, that's okay."

Martha Church - Episode 22

Martha wearing a multi-coloured dress, smiling ahead. She is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Martha. ITV

Martha became the fourth housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house after a backdoor eviction saw her time in the ultimate social experiment come to an end.

During Halloween Week, Head of House Emma gave four killer nominations and chose Ali, Martha, Khaled and Thomas. After a public vote, Martha's time was up.

"Thanks for the amazing opportunity, you've got a lovely bunch in here," Martha said as she walked out.

Izaaz Miah - Episode 18

Izaaz wearing a blue suit, smiling ahead with his hands pressed together. He is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Izaaz. ITV

After a couple of weeks in the Big Brother house, Izaaz Miah became the third contestant to be eliminated. He was one of four housemates up for a public vote, but ultimately, Khaled, Marcello and Nathan remained safe and Izaaz was voted out.

Speaking about approaching the prospect of an elimination on that fateful Friday night, Izaaz revealed on Big Brother Late & Live: "I was excited both ways. To be honest, I would have loved to experience the rest but I miss my family, my son obviously, so it was quite hard in there."

Daze – Episode 13

Daze wearing a flora dress, posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Daze. ITV

On the 13th day of Big Brother 2024, Daze Aghaji became the second contestant to be eliminated.

She was one of four contestants who were put to the public vote, with Ali, Lily and Martha also finding themselves under threat of being kicked out of the house.

Sadly for her supporters, it was Daze who ultimately lost out, but the climate justice activist was unfazed by her eviction, celebrating her release into the real world and describing life inside the Big Brother house as "dishevelling".

Ryan – Episode 6

Ryan wearing a red sweatshirt and black jeans, smiling ahead with his hands in his pockets. He is posing in front of a Big Brother eye dripping with multi-coloured paint.
Ryan. ITV

Ryan became the first housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house.

During the live eviction show, host AJ Odudu revealed over 500,000 people had cast their vote and this time, it's vote to evict!

After a tense countdown, it was announced that Ryan time was up. Speaking of his exit immediately after he left the house, Ryan said "[I'm] gutted to be fair, someone's got to go first haven't they? It's one of them."

During his appearance on Late & Live, hosts AJ and Will Best asked how he was feeling to which he said: "Mesmerising to be fair. Obviously gutted to be out first, but someone's got to do it."

Asked why he felt he was the first housemate to be evicted, Ryan admitted he wasn't too sure as he didn't know what viewers at home had seen of him.

Big Brother continues Sunday to Friday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

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Charlotte ColomboFreelance Writer

Charlotte Colombo is a Freelance Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, focussing on reality and competition shows. She previously worked at The Digital Fix, covering film and TV, and has an MA in Journalism.

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