Celebrity Big Brother’s secret eviction means either Calum Best, Stacy Francis, Jasmine Waltz, Speidi, Coleen Nolan or James Cosmo have left the house
CELEBRITY Big Brother booted out one housemate in a secret eviction last night.
The surprise exit was the final twist in the Weekend From Hell task that saw housemates fighting against one another to return to the 'Land of the Living' - the main house.
Last night viewers saw James Jordan escape Hell after successfully winning a Purgatory-themed task that resembled a SAW film.
In his place he sent Calum Best back there, where he joined housemates Jasmine Waltz, Coleen Nolan, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag, Stacy Francis and James Cosmo.
Once in hell the celebrities are forced away from their home comforts and have to try and win back their place in the luxury house.
On , the housemates were told that those in hell had to fight for their survival with another eviction happening by the end of the weekend.
Coleen burst into tears when she discovered she had been voted one of the housemates who are set to face the chop - and James Jordan offered to make her feel better.
He joked: "You've got me and Spencer with you still.
"I'm going to tickle you, and I'm probably going to end up sleeping with you!"
Clearly amused by the joke, Coleen cracked up under the tears and said: "It's the people I'm f***ing left with I'm crying about!"
Jedward then tried to lighten the mood by trying to learn the dance to Michael Jackson's Thriller in the doom-themed new residence.
In the same live show, Angie Best became the first housemate to be evicted.
Shortly afterwards Austin Armacost also got the boot after being labelled the most "boring" by his other housemates.
Fans were left furious that the star was not given the typical send-off - and hadn't even been given a best bits reel either.
Geordie Shore's Chloe Ferry, Apprentice star Jessica Cunningham and Kim Woodburn were then introduced to the group as their new housemates.
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