Big Brother 2026 is now nearly at an end, with the last few weeks seeing another group of contestants allowing cameras to film them 24/7 and relay the results to millions of viewers.
First broadcast on Channel 4 in 2000, it was an instant sensation, as millions were glued to the antics of Nasty Nick, Craig Phillips and Anna Nolan.
It returned in 2023 for the first time in five years, moving to ITV from Channel 5.
This year’s series is 54 days long, making it the longest since its switch to ITV, and there was some Scottish interest.
Sadly, however, Paisley bartender Millie Jarrett was the first to be evicted, later followed by Chelsey, Johanne, Pauline, Rob and Harry.
Last week saw a dramatic double eviction, with Rhianna and former favourite Philip shown the door.
And yesterday there was a shocking twist, as Frankie Taber and Omar El Mayer were evicted in a shock eviction just 24 hours before the live grand final.
That means there are now only six contestants left playing for the Big Brother title - and the £100,000 cash prize.
And there are likely to be more fireworks at the Bonfire Night final tonight (Thursday, November 5).
Here’s how the bookies see the remaining housemates’ chances of winning the Big Brother crown, starting with the favourite(s).
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1. Twinks - 4/6
Lucinda 'Twinks' Burnett was a late arrival but has been the favourite almost from the moment she entered the Big Brother House. The 36-year-old is from East London and works as a fashion stylist and 'hype girl MC'. She's the 4/6 favourite, but only now by a small margin so she still has work to do. | ITV
2. Rochelle Rackham - 6/5
Housewife Rochelle is the second favourite to win. Her odds have been gradually falling and she's now breathing right down Twinks' neck, priced at 6/5 .The 57-year-old is from Essex. | ITV
3. Yasmin - 10/1
29-year-old teacher Yasmin, from Manchester, has come a long way from being a 40/1 outsider. She's now the 10/1 third favourite to be the last housemate standing. | ITV
4. Samuel Keen - 20/1
Samuel is the final person who could realistically win this year's Big Brother Crown, priced at 20/1. He's a 21-year-old administrative apprentice from Slough. | ITV