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Each week, housemates must nominate two of their peers to face eviction, giving satisfactory reasons for their choices. Housemates are strictly forbidden from discussing nominations or influencing others’ decisions.

This table charts who has nominated who. For a look at how many nominations each housemate has had, check our tally page.

Notes

• 1. In Week 1, as part of a twist involving house guest Pamela Anderson, Heaven, Maisy and Rebeckah were awarded immunity from the first eviction. They were eligible to nominate, but could not be nominated.
• 2. On Day 9, Harry won immunity from the second eviction in an endurance task. He was able to nominate in Week 2, but could not be nominated.
• 3. In Week 5, housemates were allowed to discuss and influence each other’s votes on nominations day. As a new housemate, Jem was exempt from both nominating and being nominated.
• 4. Anton and Jay had the most nominations in Week 6. However, in a twist, they were allowed to pick one housemate each to face eviction with them as a reward for passing a task. Anton chose Jem and Jay chose Harry.
• 5. In Week 7, a twist saw housemates’ friends and families nominate on their behalf. Aaron and Jem were originally up for eviction, but Jem walked before it took place. Big Brother then decided that any housemate that recieved at least nomination would face the public vote instead.
• 6. In Week 8, housemates nominated face-to-face.
• 7. The vote to win was opened at the start of Week 9. A surprise midweek eviction took place one day before the final, in which the housemate with the least votes to win left the house.