The finalists of Big Brother have been revealed as Ali, Emma, Hanah Marcello, Nathan and Segun.

Tuesday night saw Sarah and Tom become the ninth and tenth housemates to be evicted in a shocking and brutal twist.   

The pair were joined in Big Brother's vault by Segun and Nathan, but Sarah and Tom received the least amount of votes from the public. 

They were brutally sent home together through the back door just days before the live final. 

On Friday night, one of the finalists will be declared the winner of Big Brother 2024 and win a life-changing cash prize of £90k. 

Big Brother finalists are revealed after a shocking last-minute double backdoor eviction leaves six housemates standing

Big Brother finalists are revealed after a shocking last-minute double backdoor eviction leaves six housemates standing

Tuesday night saw Sarah and Tom become the ninth and tenth housemates to be evicted in a shocking and brutal twist

Tuesday night saw Sarah and Tom become the ninth and tenth housemates to be evicted in a shocking and brutal twist

Voting for Friday's Live Final has now reopened via the Big Brother app, with viewers being asked to vote for the housemate they want to win Big Brother. The vote will close during Friday night's show.

Viewers will watch hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best crown the winner of Big Brother 2024, as well as speak to all six finalists in their first live interview since leaving the Big Brother house.

It comes after Baked Potato was brutally sent home through the back door and torn away from boyfriend Nathan on Monday, just days ahead of the grand finale.

The dental assistant, real name Rosie, received the boot after being chosen by Segun during what furious viewers branded 'totally unfair' and a 's*** twist'.

After picking the lucky card, Segun picked Baked Potato, Nathan and Ali to join him in Big Brother's vault, knowing the housemate with the fewest public votes would be evicted.

Once inside he was given two £5k bundles to place in front of the one he thought was safe from the boot, and if he was right would be allowed to keep the dosh.

Seagun correctly chose Ali, pointing out she had been saved by viewers numerous times, and Big Brother informed him he was now £10K richer, before confirming Baked Potato had the least amount of votes and would be leaving immediately.

She hugged boyfriend Nathan before saying her goodbye and reassuring him it would only be a week before they would be reunited once again.

Taking to X viewers fumed: 'In retrospect, That task was a dud firework': 'The public really don't have much control over this series': 'SACK YOUR PRODUCERS!!': 

'Don't know how to feel about the #bbuk twist. One part of me thinks it's genius. The other part thinks totally unfair that someone who potentially had enough votes to be a finalist has gone'.

The pair were joined in Big Brother's vault by Segun and Nathan, but Sarah and Tom received the least amount of votes from the public

The pair were joined in Big Brother's vault by Segun and Nathan, but Sarah and Tom received the least amount of votes from the public

They were brutally sent home together through the back door just days before the live final

They were brutally sent home together through the back door just days before the live final

The finalists of Big Brother have been revealed as Ali, Emma, Hanah Marcello, Nathan and Segun

The finalists of Big Brother have been revealed as Ali, Emma, Hanah Marcello, Nathan and Segun

Baked Potato was brutally sent home through the back door and torn away from boyfriend Nathan on Monday, just days ahead of the grand finale

Baked Potato was brutally sent home through the back door and torn away from boyfriend Nathan on Monday, just days ahead of the grand finale 

'Surviving ITV's Big Brother is taking a toll on us fans. If you don't understand the show, give it to a broadcaster that does': 'This was a really s*** twist no matter who got evicted tbh'

'The fact Rosie never got her redemption moment with the crowd giving her the cheers she actually deserved will always annoy me about this series. s*** twist really, let's be honest'.

When the vault twist was teased on Sunday, fans pointed out that the three chosen to enter the vault may not have the least amount of votes, with nine housemates remaining overall, and therefore would be prematurely given the boot.

Racing to X they fumed: 'This is the worst idea ever': 'Sack whoever came up with that idea immediately': 'Unfair to voters': 'So the current 3rd placer could theoretically go over whoever is in 9th! s*** twist!': 'You guess need a serious rethink before next year because this is a damn mess'.

'Why ask us to vote when it could end up with the people we want to stay going because we don't have any power over who goes into the vault?': 'This is ridiculous. So someone who could be favourite to win could be evicted before someone who has the least amount of votes in total? Absolutely not'.

Fans previously slammed baked Potato and Royal butler Nathan's as thing heated up quickly between the unlikely lovers.

It comes after Lily Benson and Khaled Khaled were both evicted from the house on Friday.

It was the end of the road for Lily Benson (pictured) and Khaled Khaled as they were evicted from the Big Brother house on Friday

The housemates were shocked as hosts Will Best and AJ Odudu announced not one but two of them would be leaving in a double eviction

The housemates were shocked as hosts Will Best and AJ Odudu announced not one but two of them would be leaving in a double eviction.

Lily and Khaled were sent packing while Ali, Emma and Rosie - aka Baked Potato - were saved by the British public.

Lily was lost for words after she left the house, unable to respond when Will and AJ asked her how she was feeling.

Big Brother: Live Final airs Friday, 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

BIG BROTHER 2024: MEET THE CONTESTANTS!

EMMA 

AGE : 53

FROM: Altrincham, originally Essex

OCCUPATION: Aesthetics Business owner 

WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO GET NOMINATED FOR?  If somebody doesn’t get my humour then they might think ‘she’s really abrupt and to the point and says it how it is’ but that’s my humour.

ROSIE 

AGE: 29

FROM: Cornwall (originally Essex)

OCCUPATION: Dental Assistant 

DO YOU HAVE A STRATEGY FOR MAKING IT TO THE FINAL? No! I think it’s about being your most authentic self. The viewers aren’t dumb - they can sniff out manufactured drama.

NATHAN 

AGE: 24

FROM: Dumfries

OCCUPATION: Pork Salesman and King Charles' former butler

WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO GET NOMINATED FOR?  Accidentally offending someone – someone taking something I’ve said the wrong way. Not a terrible offence, but if someone takes something I said the wrong way.

 

SEGUN 

AGE: 25

FROM: Watford

OCCUPATION: Charity Videographer

WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU’LL BRING TO THE HOUSE?  I think I’ll bring energy, comedic energy, vitality and a lot of entertainment and being uplifting.

 

DAZE 

AGE: 24

FROM: London

OCCUPATION: Climate Activist

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE MONEY IF YOU WON? It’s been a difficult financial period for me – climate activism is quite often something you do in debt. It would be nice to have money to do the work 

KHALED

AGE: 23

FROM: Manchester

OCCUPATION: Sales Manager

WHY DID YOU APPLY TO BE ON THIS NEW SERIES OF BIG BROTHER? I didn’t actually know what Big Brother was.  I thought it’s a new opportunity in life. I have no interest in being famous.

MARTHA 

AGE: 26

FROM: Scarborough, originally from Margate

OCCUPATION: NHS Administrator

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THE MOST ABOUT BEING A HOUSEMATE? Definitely sitting on the Diary Room chair. That is a bucket list ticked off. Also just experiencing that isolation. I’m going to really enjoy not having my phone. I just love not having that responsibility.

LILY 

AGE: 20

FROM: Warrington

OCCUPATION: Chinese Takeaway Server

 WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO GET NOMINATED FOR? Probably that I’m annoying but I don’t care.

ALI 

AGE: 38

FROM: London

OCCUPATION: Forensic Psychologist

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THE MOST ABOUT BEING A HOUSEMATE? Just being away and thrown into a totally new environment, completely different to anything I’ve done before, completely different to anything I’ll ever do in the future.

THOMAS 

AGE: 20

FROM: Carlisle

OCCUPATION: Amputee Footballer

WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO GET NOMINATED FOR? One of my bad traits is that I speak a lot. I do a lot of talking without thinking. In myself I never get offended, you can say anything about me - I’ve already heard it before.

RYAN 

AGE: 28

FROM: Stockport 

OCCUPATION: Marketing and Events

WHY DID YOU APPLY TO BE ON THIS NEW SERIES OF BIG BROTHER? I’ve always been a fan of the show - it’s been a bit of a childhood dream to go on it.

HANAH 

AGE: 24

FROM: West London

OCCUPATION: HR Consultant

WHAT ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO GET NOMINATED FOR? I feel like whoever nominates is just a hater, babes! I think it might be my opinions that people nominate me for.

IZAAZ

AGE: 29

FROM: London, originally Swansea

OCCUPATION: Sales Consultant

WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU’LL BRING TO THE HOUSE? I’ll bring a lot of happiness and kindness. I reckon I’ll be there for a lot of people. I’m not the type of person to fall out with anyone and if I did, I’d make up for it.

SARAH 

AGE: 27

FROM: Shrewsbury

OCCUPATION: Spa Account Manager

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE MONEY IF YOU WON? A few different things. One, I’d have my dream wedding. Two, go on a nice holiday. And three, maybe start my own business.

MARCELLO

AGE: 34

FROM: East London

OCCUPATION: Youth Mentor

DO YOU HAVE A STRATEGY FOR MAKING IT TO THE FINAL? Not at all. I’m going to show love, I’m going to be myself and that’s all I can do. 

DEAN 

AGE: 35

FROM: East London

OCCUPATION: Barber

WHY DID YOU APPLY TO BE ON THIS NEW SERIES OF BIG BROTHER? I’ve been a fan for the longest time. I’ve wanted to do it from the age of 11 and never had the confidence to do it. As I got older, I was still obsessed with the show and as soon as it came back it was ‘this is my time to apply’.