Big Brother 2023 reveals first twist as Olivia is put up for eviction
Big Brother is back and is as savage as ever.
Big Brother returned to screens tonight (Sunday 8th October) and viewers witnessed 16 new contestants enter the house, and they were all left with their jaws on the floor after a shock twist.
In a moment no one saw coming, Big Brother announced Olivia as the first housemate up for eviction, but there were a few strings attached.
Following the housemates' welcome party, they were told Olivia would face the first public vote after a party game took a turn no one was expecting. The dancer was the 15th contestant to enter the Big Brother house and the news meant her days could very well be numbered.
During the welcome party, the housemates took part in a game, in which Jenkin had to name a housemate who he thought he'd find the hardest to live with.
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Giving his explanation, Jenkin said he had "gelled" the least with Olivia, and shortly after Big Brother revealed that this meant she would be the first housemate who will face the first public vote, however there was a slight twist.
After hearing the news, Olivia was summoned to the Diary Room where she broke down in tears and said: "I'm not a crier, I'm getting angry at myself for letting this get to me. It's like how do you enjoy your first night when you know you could be gone in your first days."
Following this, Olivia was given an opportunity to win immunity from eviction. Olivia was given the task of ensuring she wasn't voted the least entertaining by the other housemates.
Despite Jenkins' repeatedly apologising, Olivia didn't take to the news too kindly as she shared some heated words with Farida in the garden. She told the make-up artist: "I can't do with fake people. What's the point in saying sorry? You had to do it."
But now with a twist on the cards, who will be the first contestant to leave the Big Brother house?
Big Brother continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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