Who left Big Brother 2025? All evicted housemates
11 housemates have now exited the Big Brother house.

The Big Brother final is upon us, with just six housemates left in the ultimate social experiment.
This season, there have been backdoor evictions, returns of past years' contestants and plenty of rule-breaking, and it has all culminated in this very moment.
Last night (13th November), two more housemates were eliminated in a brutal eviction, which left some contestants teary-eyed.
So, who has left? Read on to find out who has been evicted from the Big Brother 2025 house.
Who left Big Brother 2025?
Marcus - Episode 41

Marcus was evicted shortly after Teja, upon opening a brutal gift from The Wizard of Oz, which meant his time in the house was over.
Teja - Episode 41

The public were given the chance to vote for who they'd like to save, and unfortunately for Teja, she did not receive enough votes to remain in the competition and was evicted.
Caroline – Episode 36

Caroline left as part of a double eviction at the same time as Nancy (below).
She had caused some controversy during her time in the house, including by misgendering fellow participant Zelah in a scene that attracted 600 complaints to Ofcom (via Attitude).
Nancy – Episode 36

Nancy and Caroline (above) left as part of a double eviction.
In an added twist, Nancy was told she had received the most nominations for eviction of any contestant since 2013, with her votes totalling 26, but seemed unfazed by the news.
Sam – Episode 33

Sam left the Big Brother house after 38 days in a midweek eviction, exiting via the back door.
Zelah – Episode 30

Zelah swiftly followed Farida out of the house but received a much colder response from the waiting crowd, who booed the personal trainer upon his exit.
He laughed off the reaction, saying: "I don’t think they like me. I don’t know what to say. I’ve forgotten how to speak."
Farida – Episode 30

A shock double eviction saw Farida depart the house to cheers from the waiting crowd. Her first words upon exiting the house were: "Are you ready for the tea? I’m so happy to be out, but I had the most amazing time."
She looked shocked and delighted to be out in the real world following a tense final day in the house that saw her banished ahead of Richard, who was dubbed the 'Antichrist' by fellow housemate Caroline.
Feyisola – Episode 24

In the third live eviction of the season, it was Feyisola's turn to pack her bags after AJ Odudu and Will Best revealed she had received the fewest votes of the four candidates up for eviction – who also included Tate, Teja and Nancy.
"I'm up against three amazing people," she told AJ and Will following her eviction when asked why she thought she got the fewest votes. "It is what it is."
Cameron B - Episode 12

The second live eviction of the season saw Cameron B leave the Big Brother house. He faced the vote alongside housemates Elsa and Richard, while George was originally set to be part of that line-up before being removed from the house ahead of the live show.
Receiving the fewest votes from the public, Cameron B became the first evictee to depart through the front door. On being evicted, he said: "I'm feeling good. It's good to be out. If you stay in, you're with everyone again, like your adoptive family. If not, you're seeing everyone, seeing different faces."
George - Removed ahead of episode 10

On Wednesday 8th October, ITV confirmed that George Gilbert had been removed from the Big Brother house.
A spokesperson for Big Brother said in a statement: "Following repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour, George has been removed from the Big Brother house with immediate effect and will no longer participate in the programme."
Prior to his removal, George had been issued a formal warning after making comments about fellow housemate Sam Ashby. It is understood he had also received several additional warnings for unacceptable language. His comments were not aired as they were deemed contrary to broadcast standards, ITV added.
While George was one of the housemates due to face eviction, his removal from the house came before the live eviction could take place.
Gani - Episode 6

Gani became the second housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house after receiving the fewest votes from the public.
While only being in the house a matter of days, Gani shocked viewers when he revealed he married his cousin in an arranged marriage.
"I was so open-minded, even though I was from a religious background. I was always like, 'Why not try everything?', he told fellow housemate Jenny.
"From 2022 to 2024, I was literally enjoying and exploring bisexuality. And then at the end of 2023, December 2023, my dad all of a sudden was like, 'Gani, how long are you not gonna be married. Come on, please marry, why are you doing this?'
"And I was like, 'No, I don’t want to get married, blah, blah, blah.' Then my dad asked me [to get married] and I couldn’t say no.
"That is how I got married in January 2024 with my cousin."
Emily - Episode 2

In a new twist, Big Brother revealed on launch night that one housemate would be sent packing in a backdoor eviction.
Emily, along with housemates Sam and Caroline, had to decide among themselves who should leave the Big Brother house, after a public vote during the launch put them at risk of eviction.
With both Sam and Caroline voting for Emily, she was sent home, despite protesting to stay. In the end, though, the eviction was also short-lived – as she re-entered the house on Day 20.
Emily is a 25-year-old political events manager from Northampton, who applied for the show because she loves "doing things for the plot."
Big Brother continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.





