After last week's family and friends visits, the Big Brother house has descended into chaos, with previously firm alliances appearing broken. The question remains whether outside influences have shaped this week's nomination list.
The mole has leaked all the gossip for keen viewers, offering clues for those who enjoy a cheeky tease.
Based on insider information, I brainstormed what I could share without revealing major spoilers and then obtained clearance from the show's producers.
The first hint disclosed that five housemates face nomination.
It is evident that participants such as Rochelle Rackham and Omar El Mayer altered their behaviour after hearing from relatives, prompting curiosity about their voting choices.
The second clue confirms that updates shared in the Time Zone truly shifted the dynamics.
Additionally, the Group Chat on Big Brother disclosed last night that Rochelle nominated Philip after learning from her husband Russell that her former best friend had betrayed her.
Will her single vote be sufficient to place Philip Regan on the chopping block?
The third clue notes the nominated group consists of two men and three women.
During Friday's eviction, the audience chanted several names as part of their "get them out" chant, with Rochelle, Philip and Omar among the disliked.
The fourth hint warns that fan preferences may not be honoured.
A source explained: "Loved ones' visits are often just supportive words and messages from home but with so many secrets and so much backstabbing in this series, it was always likely that the chats would affect the housemates.
"But the updates haven't just caused divides, they've impacted the entire game.
"Housemates have switched up and it's going to be a hell of a week."
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