Celebrity Big Brother’s finale date revealed by ITV – just days after launch
CELEBRITY Big Brother's finale date is revealed by ITV - just days after the show launched on our screens.
The news comes after Jo-Jo's killer nomination and the furore around Mickey Rourke's homophobia row.
ITV have revealed that the finale of Celebrity Big Brother will take place on Friday April 25 at 9pm.
Who will walk away the winner? Well for now, it's anyone's guess.
But the first housemate facing eviction has been revealed as JoJo delivered her killer nomination.
The US star, 21, chose to select the power as part of Monday night's live launch twist.
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And after a 'homophobic' row with Mickey Rourke which resulted in him receiving a formal warning, JoJo made her decision.
In the diary room, JoJo told Big Brother she was using her power on Mickey Rourke.
It means the 72-year-old actor now faces the first public vote and is at risk of being evicted on Friday night.
The rest of the housemates facing the chop will be revealed in full during tonight's highlights show.
Voting will then open for fans to vote to save their favourite, with the housemate with the fewest votes being booted live on Friday.
Meanwhile, Mickey was reprimanded by Big Brother during last night's show over his behaviour towards JoJo.
In awkward scenes, he insinuated he would be able to change the gay singer's sexuality.
The exchange began with Mickey asking JoJo: "Where's the smoke room? Where’s the cigarette room?"
He then pressed JoJo and asked: "Do you like girls or boys?"
JoJo replied: "Me? Girls. My partner is non-binary."
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JoJo Siwa - influencer and singer
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Angellica Bell - former CBBC presenter
Danny Beard - Drag queen and Britain's Got Talent
Mickey then made a suggestive comment, saying to the young starlet: "If I stay longer than four days, you won’t be gay anymore."
Taken aback, JoJo replied: "I can guarantee I’ll still be gay and I’ll still be in a very happy relationship."
Then, in the garden, Mickey was seen chatting to Love Island star Chris Hughes.
Mickey asked him if they all have to vote one another out of the house.
"I’m going to vote the lesbian out real quick," he added brazenly, breaking the rules about nominations.
JoJo overheard and said: "That’s homophobic, if that was your reasoning."
Chris added: "You can’t do that Mickey."
Mickey then said: "I need a fag," while gesturing to JoJo and adding: "I'm not talking to you."
Chris told the actor: "Mickey, you can’t say that."
"I know. I was talking about a cigarette," Mickey replied.
JoJo was left in tears after Mickey's comments, with Chris quick to comfort her.
With JoJo upset by Mickey's comments, Big Brother called Mickey to the Diary Room.
Speaking to the actor, Big Brother said: "Mickey before you entered the Big Brother house the rules regarding unacceptable language and behaviour were explained to you."
Big Brother then read back the entire exchange to him, and then said: "Mickey, do you understand how this language could be offensive to your Housemates or the viewing public?"
Mickey replied: "Yeah I think so. If I was saying it in a nasty kind of way or if I truly meant it."
Big Brother said: "Mickey, Big Brother thinks your language was offensive and unacceptable."
Mickey then replied: "Alright. I can understand that."
Issuing him a warning, Big Brother then added: "As a result, Big Brother is giving you a formal warning.
"Further language or behaviour of this nature could lead to you being removed from the Big Brother house. Mickey, do you understand?"
"Yes I do. It’s some serious stuff," Mickey replied.
He then said: "I apologise. I don’t have dishonourable intentions - I’m just talking smack you know.
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"I wasn’t taking it all so serious. I didn’t mean in it any bad intentions and if I did, sorry."