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Nominations Table

This year’s housemates will be citizens in the United Kingdom of Big Brother – where they must exercise their democratic right to nominate!

Usually, the housemates will each make two nominations every week, and those with the most nominations will face eviction. They are banned from discussing or influencing each others’ votes. However, as has happened regularly in recent years, it’s likely Big Brother throw several twists in to the process.

Below is a table charting who nominated who across the series – see the results in numbers on our Tally page.

Notes

• Week 1: As he was voted in as the People’s Housemate on launch night, Tom had the power to control housemates’ statuses; those who earned ‘citizenship’ were safe, while those who were ‘exiled’ faced eviction. In a further twist, Tom had to decide which of the two housemates with the least viewer votes to save, Imran or Mandy would be evicted; he chose Mandy.
• Week 2: Joe received a killer nomination power following a task on Day 7; he used it to nominate Raph. He later participated in nominations as normal.
• Week 3: While living in the house, VIP guests Gemma Collins, Marnie Simpson and Nicola McLean were each allowed to award one housemate immunity from the Week 3 eviction; they chose Lotan, Kieran and Raph respectively.
• Week 4: Housemates nominated as normal this week, but not all of their choices were revealed; Big Brother later voided the nominations and put the whole house up for eviction as punishment for the ‘Fight Night 3′ incident on Day 20. In a twist, there were daily updates on housemates’ shares of the vote to save, enabling viewers to see how the results changed throughout the week.
• Second Chance Housemates: As Andrew, Sam, Sue and Simone had been rejected in previous twists, they were not full housemates and therefore ineligible to win the series. Instead, they entered on Day 25 as ‘Second Chance Housemates’; the Second Chance Housemate who lasted the longest would win a £15,000 share of the winner’s jackpot.
• Week 5: The main housemates had to earn the right to nominate in tasks this week; Deborah, Ellie, Hannah and Raph won this right, as well as time in ‘The Void’, where they could discuss nominations. The Second Chance Housemates were also able to nominate, but as new entrants were immune from being nominated. The nominations were later played back to the whole house.
• Week 6: There were no nominations this week; instead, as victims of a series of tasks known as ‘The Hunt’, Chanelle, Isabelle, Simone and Sue faced the public vote to evict. Simone received the most votes and left in a back door eviction in the early hours of Day 40. Another eviction took place later that day; as she received the least viewer votes, Isabelle was declared safe, and the other housemates had to vote to save either Chanelle or Sue.
• Week 7: In the conclusion of ‘The Steal’ prize fund twist on Day 44, Andrew was first to buzz in for the £18,900 prize, but had to evict another housemate to receive it. He chose to evict Sam; by doing so, he also became the Second Chance Winner, giving him total earnings of £33,900. Although Sam was no longer competing, he remained in the house until the live eviction on Day 47, and was therefore allowed to participate in nominations.
• Week 8: On Day 47, housemates voted for Hannah and Tom to leave in what they thought was a real eviction; in fact, they were fake evicted to ‘The Attic’. Before returning to the main house, they jointly chose two housemates to face the next public vote. Charlotte left in a back door eviction on Day 50.
• Final: The public vote to win was frozen on Day 52; as they had received the least votes, Hannah and Kieran left that day in a double back door eviction.