Celebrity Big Brother’s Louis Walsh gets eight nominations amid fans call for him to be removed as he goes up against Ekin-Su Culculoglu, David Potts, Levi Roots and Fern Britton

Five Celebrity Big Brother housemates are set to face the public vote after the housemates took part in face-to-face nominations on Thursday night.

Louis Walsh received eight nominations from his fellow housemates as fans call for him to be removed from the famous house.

The former X Factor judge will go up against Ekin-Su Culculoglu, David Potts, Fern Britton, Levi Roots in the public vote ahead of a double live eviction on Friday.

Louis had the most nominations with eight stars Bradley, Colson, David, Ekin-Su, Fern, Marisha, Nikita and Zeze putting his name forward for the vote.

With the second amount of votes was Ekin-Su who received four nominations from Bradley, Fern, Marisha and Zeze.

Five Celebrity Big Brother housemates are set to face the public vote after the housemates took part in face-to-face nominations on Thursday night

The former X Factor judge will do up against Ekin-Su Culculoglu(pictured), David Potts, Fern Britton, Levi Roots in the public vote ahead of a double live eviction on Friday

Meanwhile David, Fern and Levi all received two nominations. David was nominated by Levi and Louis. Fern was nominated by Ekin-Su and Nikita. Levi was nominated by Colson and David.

Louis said during his nominations: ‘I nominate Zeze, its’ a game and I’m not acting but a lot of people here are fake. The second person I’m voting for is David because he is loud and I don’t love loud all the time’.

Voting opened at the end of Thursday’s show with ITV viewers being asked to vote to save their favourite housemate.

CBB hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best will reveal the two evicted housemates during Friday’s show and will speak to them following their exit on Celebrity Big Brother: Late & Live.

Earlier in the epsiode Louis faced yet another punishment in the Celebrity Big Brother house, after being exposed for breaking the rules twice.

The music manager had already ruffled feathers for sharing his outspoken views, and once again faced dire consequences.

Both Louis and Marisha Wallace broke the Big Brother rules during Wednesday’s show by discussing the vote meaning they faced a hilarious punishment.

Asked whether he had anything to say to his housemates, Louis said: ‘Sorry I’m sorry I’m sorry.’

Attempting to justify her actions, Marisha said: ‘I was put in a position trying to laugh off a situaton that I did not meant to be put in, so if that’s a rule break, it’s a rule break.’

Louis Walsh recieved eight nominations from his fellow housemates as fans call for him to be removed from the famous house

Ekin Su received eight nominations while David, Fern and Levi all received two nominations (pictured L-R Levi, Ekin-Su, Louis, Colson, Fern)

Big Brother then revealed: ‘Your punishment is to do the washing make the teas and set the tables. Marisha, you will be Louis’ helper.’

The housemates struggled to contain their laughter as Louise emerged from the storeroom wearing an apron, and holding a dustpan and brush.

It comes after Lauren Simon was the second housemate to be evicted from the ITV series on Tuesday, with Sharon Osbourne also ending her stint on the show.

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star, 51, faced the boot after being put up for eviction alongside Louis Walsh and Fern Britton by their fellow housemates.

Sharon joined the cast as Big Brother’s ‘lodger’, staying in her own living quarters complete with private toilet, and has lasted a total of eight days in the TV house.

She had previously revealed that she could only stay on the ITV series for a short period due to needing to get back to husband Ozzy Osbourne, 75, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2019.

The ‘original reality star’ has been vocal about her opinions since starring on the programme, making scathing remarks towards the likes of singer Adele and former talk show host James Corden.

But many fans thought Louis would have been voted out after getting a chorus of boos from the awaiting crowd outside the house.