LAST night’s live eviction on Big Brother saw Gani Khan become the second housemate to be evicted from the house.
However, this wasn’t a normal eviction as there was no live audience outside as a result of the bad weather conditions from Storm Amy.
Fans were convinced Gani thought there would be a twist, much like Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace being ushered into a secret house on Big Brother 7[/caption]
Instead, host Will Best was waiting by the exit door and took Gani through a side door and directly to the Late and Live studio for his interview.
Will explained: “Gani, commiserations, I’m so sorry! There’s a bit of a storm out there so there’s no crowd out there.
“I’m gonna take you over to the Late & Live studio, your friends and family are waiting for you, there’s a crowd there that cannot wait to see you.”
The unlikely moment left fans convinced Gani thought it was a fake elimination after spotting a huge clue.
Big Brother super fans will remember the last time this happened on the show was on Big Brother 7 in 2006 when Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was ushered down the steps by a producer and taken into a secret house next door.
One fan in particular re-shared the moment on X and claimed they thought that was what was running through Gani’s mind.
They penned: “This is exactly the moment I thought of and he probably thought was happening for a second.
“If that were me I would’ve been gasping for AIR fully thinking I was being sent next door #BBUK.”
Someone commented: “Walking into the Late and Live audience expecting a second house, omg I’d faint on the spot, I’d be begging them to just take me home.”
Another fan expressed: “Gani seeing Will in that hallway thinking there was a twist but it’s just a bit of rain.”
While yet another added: “The way Gani deserved to walk out to Dua Lipa, ohhh he was robbed by Storm Amy #BBUK.”
Gani was put up for eviction alongside Zelah Glasson by the late entrants Richard, George, Feyishola and Cameron B.
The foursome were asked to give their evil eyes to the housemates they wanted to face the chop, with them choosing Gani and Zelah.
As Gani and Will walked over to the studio, the ITV host asked the axed star how he was feeling after being booted out.
Big Brother 2025 housemates
The initial housemates who entered the house were:
- Gani, 39, a pizza shop manager from South London.
- Cameron, 22, a farmer from Taunton.
- Nancy, 22, a graduate from Glasgow.
- Caroline, 56, a PR specialist from Canvey Island.
- Zelah, 25, a personal trainer from South London.
- Teja, 18, a cleaner from Bristol.
- Emily, 25, a political events manager from Northampton (evicted).
- Marcus, 22, a mechanical engineer from Manchester.
- Tate, 27, a business owner from Falkirk.
- Elsa, 21, a content creator from Essex.
- Sam, 27, a zumba instructor from Skipton.
- Jenny, 20, a make-up artist from Derry.
Four new housemates were announced to enter the house as late arrivals:
- Cameron B, 25, a personal trainer from Bolton.
- Feyisola, 33, a financial investigator from London.
- George, 23, a parish councillor from Braintree.
- Richard, 60, a composer and author from London.
Gani looked heartbroken as he confessed: “I seriously don’t know what to even say right now.”
During his exit interview with AJ Odudu and Will, Gani admitted he wanted to share more of himself whilst on the show.
Reacting to his exit, one viewer wrote: “Tonight’s result was right for the two that were up but let’s be honest it’s tragic Gani has gone this early.”
Another added: “It actually is such a travesty that Gani went.
“He would’ve been such a brilliant housemate and his growing relationship with Caroline would’ve been so amazing to see. It’s a shame.”
The eviction suffered chaos from the off with the outdoor set abandoned due to weather concerns.
Audience members were notified of the change to plans just hours before.
It marks the first time that a live eviction on the outdoor set has been scrapped since the ITV reboot.
AJ and Will continued to host the live show as normal but from the Late and Live studio.
Gani had his exit interview in the Late and Live studio, as a result of Storm Amy[/caption]
