ITV Big Brother star speaks out after being evicted as he issues four-word response

Big Brother's Izaaz Miah has opened up after being the third person to be shown the door from Britain's most notorious house.

The dynamic presenting duo and graced our screens again on Friday (October 25) for another tension-filled live eviction show, with Izaaz, Marcello Spooks, Khaled Khaled, and Nathan King all facing the possibility of leaving.

Following the public's decision, Izaaz was informed that he had the highest number of votes and instructed him to pack his bags immediately. Upon his exit, holding tightly to a picture of his son, he was welcomed by AJ and Will where he shared, "I feel good thank you. I missed my family and it was quite hard in there."

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Marcello is out following Ryan Bradshaw and Daze Aghaji, who were previously sent packing as the initial casualties of the series. Notably, Ryan's departure marked the end of a 13-year pattern where a female housemate was traditionally the first one evicted, while Daze left after falling short in the public poll against Ali Bromley, Lily Benson, and Martha Church.

This week threw in a curveball with housemates getting nominated by twos, and with Ali and Dean Smith securing their safety upon being crowned Heads of House, they rescued Hanah Haji and Lily who also faced eviction alongside Izaaz and Nathan due to receiving the highest nominations. This move put Khaled and Marcello directly in the firing line, reports .

Lily continues to be the top contender to win the show, with her odds shortening from 5/1 last week to a current low of 2/1. Her nearest competitor in the latest outright winner betting odds is , who has earned the nickname Baked Potato during her time on the show. She's listed at a shortest price of 4/1 but can be backed at a best price of 5/1 with William Hill.

The victor of the 2024 series will follow in the footsteps of solicitor Jordan Sangha, who emerged as the champion in November of the previous year, pocketing the £100,000 prize money.

Big Brother airs Sunday to Friday on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pm