Big Brother’s Farida and Zelah are evicted from the house in brutal DOUBLE eviction
Farida Khalifa and Zelah Glasson became the final housemates to be evicted in a double eviction on Big Brother on Friday night.
The 52-year-old make-up artist and 25-year-old personal trainer confronted Richard during the tense live show; but both saw their time in the house come to an abrupt end, leaving their fellow contestants stunned.
After her evacuation, Farida met with her hosts AJ Odudu (37) and Will Best (40) and talked about her hurricane experience.
He came out to cheers and said with a big smile: ‘Are you ready for tea? ‘I’m so happy to be out there, but I had such an amazing time.’
Zelah followed a few minutes later, but received a much cooler reception from the booing crowd as she walked towards the stage.
Taking the reaction in stride, he laughed: ‘I think they don’t like me,’ and then admitted: ‘I don’t know what to say. ‘I forgot how to talk.’
Farida Khalifa and Zelah Glasson became the latest housemates to be evicted in a shocking double eviction on Friday night’s Big Brother (LR AJ Odudu, Farida and Will Best).
The 52-year-old make-up artist and 25-year-old personal trainer came face to face with Richard during the tense live show – but they both saw their time in the house come to an abrupt end, leaving their fellow contestants stunned (Zelah hub)
Earlier in the episode, tensions rose in the house during a heated argument over a dirty bowl left in the sink.
Still reeling from learning that her pal Zelah didn’t fully trust her, Sam was having a heart-to-heart talk with Caroline and Nancy when Tate arrived. He interrupted to ask who the sauce-covered bowl belonged to.
Before quickly denying that he was the culprit, Sam admitted: “Maybe it’s mine because I haven’t washed it yet.”
An exasperated Tate is backed up by Marcus, branding the mystery criminal ‘lazy’ and leading to a full-on confrontation in the kitchen.
Sam asked: ‘Does it have beans or sauce in it? If it’s mine that doesn’t have beans in it, then it’s mine. ‘I’m in the middle of talking, I’ll wash it when I’m done.’
Tate replied: ‘Wash your plates when you’re done.’
Sam replied: ‘I’ve just finished and I’m in the middle of talking so I’ll do it later.’
But when Tate said he would ‘give Sam a favor’ on the occasion, these words pushed Sam over the edge.
After her release, Farida met with her hosts AJ Odudu (37) and Will Best (40) and talked about her hurricane experience.
He came out to cheers and said with a big smile: ‘Are you ready for tea? ‘I’m so glad I got out, but I had such an amazing time’
Zelah followed a few minutes later, but received a much cooler reception from the booing crowd as she walked towards the stage.
Taking the reaction in stride, he laughed: ‘I think they don’t like me,’ and then admitted: ‘I don’t know what to say. ‘I forgot to talk’
He got angry: ‘Are you kidding? ‘Oh my God, fuck it, I can’t really get going today.’
Luckily, Marcus later caught up with Sam and all was forgiven for Big Brother to throw the group a spooky Halloween party.
However, the drama reignited when Richard became angry after being called ‘Antichrist’ by his arch-nemesis Caroline, leaving viewers divided over the insult.
The episode ended on a high-energy note with the housemates taking part in AC/DC’s Highway to Hell, but Richard flatly refused to take part.
Big Brother airs Sunday to Friday at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
BIG BROTHER 2025: MEET THE HOUSEMATES
GANI
AGE: 39
FROM: Altrincham, originally from Essex
JOB: Pizza restaurant manager
WHICH CANDIDATE IS MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE? Sometimes if I find something frustrating, I speak my mind – but in the nicest way possible.
JENNY
AGE: 20
FROM: Derry
JOB: Makeup Artist
WHAT DO YOU BRING HOME? I think I’ll bring a lot of things home. I think I will do my best to make everyone laugh and be positive.
TEJA
AGE: 18
FROM: Bristol
JOB: Cleaner
WHAT DID YOU DO WITH THE MONEY YOU EARNED? I would definitely put down a deposit on a house. In Bristol or maybe Newport because Bristol is too expensive
SAM
AGE: 27
FROM: Bradford
JOB: Zumba Instructor
DO YOU HAVE A STRATEGY TO WIN? If I had a strategy I would forget it halfway through, so I won’t set myself this task. I’ll just be myself and hope for the best.
CAMERON
AGE: 22
FROM: Farmer
JOB: taunton
WHICH CANDIDATE IS MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE? I really don’t know. I guess I’ll have to find out.
ELSA
AGE: 21
FROM: ESSEX
JOB: Content Creator
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU WILL BRING HOME? Sunshine and laughter.
EMILY
AGE: 25
FROM: Northampton
JOB: Political Events Manager
WHICH CANDIDATE IS MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE? I think I’ll be nominated for talking too much or talking too loudly because I let out impulsive thoughts.
MARKUS
AGE: 22
FROM: Manchester
JOB: Mechanical engineer
WHY DID YOU APPLY FOR THE NEW SERIES OF BIG BROTHER? I just thought why not; It’s something that a lot of people don’t get the opportunity to do, and it’s so surreal to say I’m doing it. These are the kinds of things I love to do.
Nancy
AGE: 22
FROM: Glasgow
JOB: To graduate
DO YOU HAVE A STRATEGY TO WIN? I feel like I should have a strategy, maybe people do but I don’t. I’ll just be myself and see how it goes.
CAROLINE
AGE: 56
From: Canvey Island
JOB: public relations
WHICH CANDIDATE IS MOST LIKELY TO RECEIVE? Being ugly. Because I can’t stand people who snore, chew, and make noise. So I’ll probably be a little fuzzy.
TASTE
AGE: 27
FROM: Falkirk
JOB: Business Owner
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU WILL BRING HOME? As part of the ‘buff butler’ job, you naturally fall into the role of entertainer, keeping people chatting, mingling and maybe playing a few silly games.
CAMERON B.
AGE: 25
FROM: Bolton
JOB: Personal Trainer
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU WILL BRING HOME? Energy. Some discomfort. And maybe some discussion.
FEYISOLA
AGE: 33
FROM: London
JOB: Financial Researcher
WHY DO YOU THINK HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE? Snoring, talking too much or talking to myself.
ZELAH
AGE: 25
FROM: south london
JOB: Personal Trainer
WHY DID YOU APPLY FOR THE NEW SERIES OF BIG BROTHER? Being trans, I think a lot of the narrative in the media right now has been taken away from us, and it would be nice to re-center that and take back control.
GEORGE
AGE: 23
FROM: Brain Tree
JOB: neighborhood councilor
WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH THE REWARD MONEY? My first and foremost priority was to make sure my family was mortgage-free because these things are important.
RICHARD
AGE: 60
FROM: London
JOB: Composer and writer
DO YOU THINK YOU COULD WIN THE SHOW? Most people who will watch this show will be on the younger side of things and will identify more closely with the younger housemates.
