BIG Brother fans have declared their winner of the series just days into the new series.
ITV2 viewers have been left convinced they know who will scoop the £100,000 at the end of the series run despite only having had a few days to get to know each of the housemates.
However, it is clear that there is a runaway favourite with many viewers declaring that not only should she win the whole show but suggesting that she even take over as HOST from AJ Odudu for the next series.
20-year-old Derry lass Jenny has become a stand-out star thanks to her quirky antics and kind and caring nature.
Jenny has become a voice of reason in the house with fans praising her ability to ask difficult and pressing questions to her fellow housemates in a calm manner in order to find out about their juiciest backstories.
The make-up artist discussed at length with Gani about his forced cousin marriage, sexuality and fatherhood as well as helping Elsa Rae with her romance woes and Zelah on his gender transition.
It has seen her rise in the ranks among fans with many now predicting that she will be crowned the champion.
Taking to X, former show runner-up Raph Korine even got behind her as he said: “Jenny could become the new host of the show, I love how inquisitive our Derry Queen is.
“Winner material right there.”
Someone else echoed his thoughts as they said: “Idk about you guys but right now Jenny is so so up there for one of my fav #BBUK housemates ever.
“Definitely winner material for me.”
A third said: “Desperately need Jenny to make history and become the first person from the north of Ireland to win.”
Before a fourth wrote: “Podcast host turn therapist, Jenny does it all.”
In tonight’s live episode saw the second housemate evicted as Gani was booted from the house.
Gani was the second person to leave the house after Emily Hewertson was evicted on launch night as part of an opening twist.
Both, Gani and Zelah found themselves facing the public vote after being given an evil eye by the four newest housemates – Richard, Feyisola, Cameron B and George.
