THE Big Brother house is set for a shock cull as four housemates face the chop.
It has been revealed that Dylan, Noky, Paul and Trish will be the next housemates to face the public vote.
Two of the quartet will leave the house in Friday night’s live eviction, which will be simulcast on ITV1, ITV2 and ITVX.
In tonight’s extended episode of Big Brother, the housemates learn that the four received the most nominations from their fellow housemates.
Dylan received the most out of the group with seven nominations from Henry, Noky, Chanelle, Matty, Jenkin, Yinrun and Trish.
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Meanwhile, Noky received six nominations, Trish received five nominations and Paul received four nominations from his fellow housemates.
Viewers will be asked to vote for the housemate they wish to evict as the vote opens at 10:15pm tonight.
The first double eviction of the series will see the house completely shaken up.
It comes after Kerry was booted out on Tuesday evening, with Hallie, Zak and Farida heading home over the past two weeks.
Fans of the hit ITV2 social experiment will be able to catch the first interviews on Big Brother: Late & Live.
AJ Odudu and Will Best will grill the newly evicted personalities as they attempt to get the lowdown of the house gossip.
It was previously revealed by Will Best that the double eviction of the ITV2 rebooted series will take place this Friday night.
On the spin-off show, he explained: "This Friday is going to see our first double eviction! These guys are delighted but how do you think the housemates will cope with a double eviction?"
Reacting to the news on social media, one viewer said: "With the double eviction it should be vote to save."
A second wrote: "Oh boy a double eviction I sure hope the public vote make the right decision."
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"ITV2 really did wake up on Saturday after evicting Hallie and decided this is the week to choose Chaos," said a third.
