The first twist of the series has begun!
Things are already getting awkward on Celebrity Big Brother as the housemates have found out the results of a secret nomination that has put three of them up for the public vote.
As the live launch of the reality series kick started on ITV1, Sharon Osbourne was the first housemate to enter and was tasked with a secret mission in which she had to select which three housemates made "the worst first impression". She was helped by fellow housemate Louis Walsh.
She chose Gary Goldsmith, Zeze Millz and David Potts, who were then told they were at danger of facing the public vote.
"David has come to show off," Sharon said of her decision to nominate the Ibiza Weekender star. "He was trying too hard to be outrageous. 'I'm trying to be fun and outrageous. Look at me!'"
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As for why she chose Gary and Zeze, Sharon said: "Gary I think is very nervous. I don't think he is comfortable yet. Zeze I didn't get a sense of who she is yet."
"I've not even had a p**** yet," David said as all was revealed. It soon became clear who was responsible as the housemates were told they had been "judged" by two unseen celebrities just as Louis and Sharon walked down the hallway duringan exclusive look on Celebrity Big Brother Late & Live.
"How could you have judges three of us straight away?" Britton asked, to which Sharon replied: "Don't even!"
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The three contestants up for eviction need not worry, however.
The first eviction of the series will take place on Friday 8th March, with Zeze, David and Gary all at risk of being evicted from the Big Brother house.
But in another twist, the housemates will get to plead their case on tomorrow night's episode (Tuesday 5th March) and Sharon will judge their pleas. The housemate who fails will be facing eviction.
Celebrity Big Brother continues on Tuesday 5th March at 9pm on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
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