Big Brother spoilers follow.

Big Brother has revealed the results of the latest nominations, where one housemate is given all the power in a Head of House twist.

On Tuesday (October 29), the remaining housemates gathered around a bonfire for a Halloween-inspired game, which involved several twists and turns.

As the group gathered around the fire, Big Brother outlined several rules for the game, which would ultimately determine who would be the next head of house.

Family: Celebrity big brother winner appeals surprise return

After several different rounds, which saw the eliminated housemates have fake blood tipped over them, the final six cast members had to choose a torch to decide who would be honored as Head of House.

In a tense encounter, Emma gained the most power, and the housemate was immune to the next eviction. This wasn’t the only twist, with Big Brother informing her that she was solely responsible for the next nomination.

After being called “Evil Head of House” in a secret room, Emma was ordered to choose four housemates for next eviction. After much consideration, she chose Martha, Thomas, Khalid and Ali.

Family: Best Film and TV Tours of 2024

The lineup for the nominations received a mixed response from fans of the show on social media, with one viewer signing off X/Twitter: “that eviction lineup was good until she chose ali as wtffff #bbuk”

“more nervous about this Big Brother eviction than I was about this year’s UK General Election #BBUK” another fan jokedwith a third remark: “Emma putting Ali up for eviction based on misinformation from a drunk Lily is bloody hilarious #BBUK #BBLL”

Big Brother broadcast on ITV2 and ITVX from Sundays to Fridays, followed by every evening Big Brother: Late & Live.

Read more Big Brother news on our dedicated website

Reporter, Digital Spy George is a freelance writer specializing in Movies and television. After graduating in Film Studies and Journalism from De Montfort University, where he analyzed the early works of Richard Linklater for his thesis, he wrote for several websites for GRV Media. His film tastes vary from blockbusters like Mission: Impossible and John Wick to international directors such as Paolo Sorrentino and Hirokazu Kore-eda, and has participated in both the London and Berlin film festivals.