Big Brother housemate Johanne has been dealt a brutal blow just hours before tonight's live eviction, with new odds suggesting she is the most likely to leave the house.
Rochelle and Johanne are facing the public vote this week, following in the footsteps of evicted stars Millie and Chelsey. The nominations come after another twist in the House of Nothing, where housemates were stripped of everything, including their right to nominate.
Nominations twist and odds revealed
Earlier this week, the stars were separated into three groups, with each group choosing one person from another to lose their right to nominate. It was ultimately decided that Samuel, Pauline and Omar would lose their ability to nominate, but they could still be nominated themselves.
In a tense round of nominations, it was announced Johanne and Rochelle would face the public vote, with Omar telling Big Brother this would be like the "Battle of Hastings". The public have been having their say on who they want to leave, with lines remaining open until tonight's instalment (October 3).
With odds sitting at 1/9 for Johanne, she is deemed most likely to leave tonight over Rochelle, whose odds currently sit at 5/1, according to Coral Hill.
Warnings and complaints
Coral's John Hill said: "We are set to lose a huge personality from the house this evening regardless of who leaves the Big Brother house, and our odds suggest Johanna, it is likely to be Johanna packing her bags, as she is long odds-on in the latest eviction betting."
Johanne is no stranger to finding herself at the centre of heated confrontations, having her fair share of explosive moments. The star has particularly struggled to maintain a bond with Rochelle, with the pair frequently clashing in the house.
Earlier this week, ahead of the nominations, Johanne was issued a formal warning after another row with Rochelle, after things turned sour when they were deciding who should lose their right to nominate. In heated scenes, Johanne called Rochelle "evil", adding she had said the "most heinous things" before Big Brother was forced to step in, deeming her body language and tone as unacceptable.
Latest Ofcom figures also show fans have complained more than 500 times over two specific episodes of the ITV show, with one being on September 27 with 493 viewer complaints related to alleged racism and bullying claims. Big Brother's live eviction airs tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
