Celebrity Big Brother: Nikita Kuzmin nominates himself for eviction in brutal twist as some fans praise bravery

Nikita Kuzmin made a startling move on Sunday night’s episode of Celebrity Big Brother, nominating himself for eviction in a dramatic turn of events.

The 26-year-old Strictly Come Dancing professional’s decision garnered praise from fans, who admired his willingness to sacrifice himself to protect his friends in the house. However, some viewers speculated that it might have been a strategic manoeuvre.

This week’s shopping task introduced a sinister twist as Big Brother transformed the house into Wicked Big Brother’s kingdom. The Housemates were tasked with completing challenges to demonstrate their heart, brains, and courage.

Under the rule of “evil” Housemates Louis Walsh and Zeze Millz, the house was plunged into a twisted fairytale narrative. In the final part of the task, the Housemates were faced with a test of courage: they had to decide amongst themselves who would bravely face the next public vote through a killer nomination.

Nikita stepped forward, volunteering to be nominated in order to safeguard his friend Colson Smith. While some fans lauded his courage, others speculated about his motives, with some suggesting he knew he wouldn’t be voted out regardless.

Viewers took to social media to express their opinions, with some commending Nikita’s bravery and kindness, while others questioned his intentions.

The episode also introduced another unexpected twist, which left viewers exasperated. Host AJ Odudu revealed that a snake with a pot of gold was placed by former This Morning host Fern Britton under a housemate’s bed on St. Patrick’s Day. Contrary to what Fern believed, the chosen housemate would not face eviction but instead be granted immunity and a place in the final.

Despite the anticipation surrounding Fern’s decision, viewers will have to wait to find out who she chooses.

 


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