'Big Brother' contestants Hallie and Olivia will both face consequences for breaking the rules.
Hallie and Olivia will get punished for secretly discussion Big Brother nominations
Host AJ Odudu, 35, has revealed that the pair will be punished for sharing secret messages between themselves about nominations, and the aftermath will be featured on Thursday’s (19.10.23) instalment of the ITV1 reboot of the revolutionary reality show.
AJ - who co-hosts the series with Will Best - said while presenting the companion show ‘Big Brother: Late and Live’: "I can confirm that we've only had a blooming rule break!"
She added that the infringement would not impact Zak and Henry being the second pair of housemates up for eviction after receiving the most amount of nominations from the rest of the gang.
She added: "Don't worry, this didn't affect the outcome of this week's nominations.
"You'll have to tune in tomorrow at 9 pm to find out how Big Brother will deal with these two. Punishment time!"
The pair will be made an example of after being found out spelling out secret messages on each other's backs in regards to who they put up to get the boot.
While talking about their choices, Hallie started to spell out letters on Olivia’s back.
“N,O?,” Olivia uttered, to which Hallie responded: “Okay, stop spelling now!”
As Hallie wrote out two more letters on her back, Olivia added: “Yep, yep. Get you."
The episode also included the two potential evictees finding out they faced the public vote about their future in the house after getting the most nominations.
Zak was put up by Hallie, Kerry, Chanelle, Jenkin and Henry and Henry faced condemnation from Dylan, Olivia, Noky and Jenkin.
The first housemate to be kicked out was Farida Khalifa who recently admitted she had had a game plan the whole time.
The 50-year-old makeup artist told The Sun newspaper: “I set out what I wanted to achieve and that was to gain followers and grow my business.
“You have to be smart. People might say I was all "me, me, me." Well absolutely, why shouldn't I?”