List of Big Brother (British series 15) housemates

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The following is a list of housemates in the fifteenth series of Big Brother UK .

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Ash

Ashley "Ash" Harrison, aged 26, is a model from Manchester. He entered the house on Day 2. On Day 11, when Power Housemate Chris was choosing his next nomination, he narrowed his decision down to Ash and Kimberly. To find out who was Chris' biggest threat in the house, a poll was posted on the official Big Brother app. As Ash topped the poll, Chris decided to choose him as his next nomination therefore Ash automatically faced the second public vote. [1] He survived eviction on Day 16 having received the fewest votes to evict along with Christopher, however he was nominated for the next public vote after Power Couple Matthew and Toya chose to void his nominations. [2] He survived eviction on Day 23 despite receiving the second highest number of votes to evict. [3] [4] He was automatically put up for the fourth eviction when the girls became Girl Power and took over the house. [5] He survived this eviction on Day 30. [6] Ash was nominated for the sixth eviction on Day 40, however in a shock twist it was revealed that the housemate who received the most nominations would be immediately evicted. This housemate was Marlon. [7] Shortly after the eviction it was announced that all of the remaining housemates except Helen would face the next public vote. However this was a lie and the decision was actually down to the three new housemates; Biannca, Pav and Zoe. [8] On Day 44, they decided to save Ash from eviction. [9] Ash was nominated for the fifth time on Day 47 after the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark chose to nominate him. [10] In a nominations twist on Day 48, Ash saved himself from eviction and replaced himself with Ashleigh. [11] He survived the final set of nominations on Day 61 meaning he had secured himself a place in the final. [12] On Day 68, the Power returned to the house for the final time and was given to Ash and Christopher. For their first mission as Power Housemates, they had to choose questions for Big Brother to ask their fellow housemates in the Diary Room. [13] The same day, following Helen's "surprise eviction", Ash and Christopher were then given the power to evict one more housemate. They chose to evict Chris. [14] However, unbeknownst to them and the other housemates, Helen and Chris' eviction was fake and they were actually living next door in Big Brother's Spare Room watching the housemates' every move. [15] This was eventually exposed on Day 69 when they returned to the house. [16] Ash finally left the house during the final on Day 72 after finishing fourth.

Ashleigh

Ashleigh Coyle, aged 18, is a model and boutique shop worker from Derry. The youngest housemate of the series, she was the winner of Miss Derry 2013. [17] She entered the house on Day 2. She became part of Girl Power on Day 23; where all the girls had the power. They were told that all of the boys would automatically face eviction and they'd have 72 hours to decide which of them to save from eviction. [5] On Day 26, the girls decided to save Chris, Marlon and Steven from eviction. After this decision, their power trip ended. [18] On Day 32, Ashleigh was nominated for the first time by her fellow housemates. [19] She survived this eviction on Day 37 despite receiving the second most votes to evict. [20] On Day 39, Ashleigh was nominated by her fellow housemates but was saved in a shock twist on Day 40 after it was revealed that the housemate who received the most nominations would be immediately evicted. This housemate was Marlon. [7] Following his eviction, all of the remaining housemates except Helen were told they automatically face the next eviction. However this was a lie and their fate actually stood in the hands of the new housemates; Biannca, Pav and Zoe. [21] Ashleigh was saved from this eviction on Day 44. [22]

On Day 46, Ashleigh topped a poll through the Big Brother app and therefore became the next Power Housemate. [23] On Day 47, she had to choose someone to join her to form a Power Alliance. She chose Chris. [24] Between them, they were asked to nominate one housemate who would definitely face the next eviction. They decided to nominate Steven. Mark was then chosen to join them in the Power Alliance and between them they had to choose three more housemates to face eviction. On the same day they chose Ash, [10] then on Day 48 they chose Pav and Zoe. [25] Following this decision their Power Trip ended, but in a further twist the nominated housemates were told they could save one of them and replace themselves with one of the Power Alliance. They chose to save Ash and he swapped himself with Ashleigh meaning she would face the next eviction. [11] Despite this, she survived eviction on Day 51, [26] then shortly after, the public were given the Power and were first given the opportunity to give one housemates immunity in the next eviction. [27] Ashleigh topped the poll therefore she could not be nominated on Day 53. [28] After surviving the final set of nominations on Day 61, she secured herself a place in the final. [12] Ashleigh was announced as the runner-up on Day 72, losing to Helen by a 1.2% voting difference.

Biannca

Biannca Lake, aged 31, is a stripper from Chigwell, Essex. She entered the house with Pav and Zoe as part of an Armageddon twist on Day 40 and were told that they would have the power to evict one of the original housemates that week. [21] However, unbeknownst to them, the new housemates would also face the public vote as they would decide which of them they would like to stay in the house. [29] On Day 44, Biannca became the seventh housemate to be evicted after receiving the fewest votes to stay. [30] Biannca returned briefly on Day 48 to help the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark to decide whom to nominate, [31] and then on Day 59 as part of the BB's Strongest Housemate task. [32] Biannca briefly returned again on Day 70 to teach the finalists how to leave the house in style. [33]

Chris

Christopher "Chris" Wright, aged 33, is an actor and illustrator from Hampshire. He entered the house on Day 2. He was voted the second Power Housemate of the series on Day 8, and was told he alone would decide who would face the second eviction. On Day 9 after the first eviction, he chose to nominate Pauline, [34] and then Christopher. [35] On Day 10, he chose Steven, [36] then on Day 11 he had to narrow his fourth nomination decision down to two housemates. He chose Ash and Kimberly. A poll was then posted on the official Big Brother app to see who the public thought was Chris' biggest threat in the house. After Ash topped the poll, Chris chose him as his fourth nomination. [1] On Day 12, Big Brother gave Chris an alibi after housemates were suspicious. Chris chose three housemate to deliver a speech to plead the secret Power Housemate not to nominate them. He chose Danielle, Mark and Marlon, [37] however Big Brother also added Chris to the list to throw the housemates off the scent. In the end, Chris chose Marlon as his final nomination. [38] It was announced that the housemates would never find out that Chris was the secret Power Housemate, however the secret was put in jeopardy after a member of the public shouted over the wall warning the housemates that Chris holds the power. [39] Chris was then nominated by his fellow housemates for the third eviction. [40] He survived this eviction on Day 23 after receiving the fewest votes to evict along with Christopher and Jale. [4]

As the girls became Girl Power, all of the boys were automatically nominated for the fourth eviction. [41] However, on Day 26 the girls decided to save him from eviction. [42] However he was nominated again on Day 32 to face the fifth eviction, [43] but survived it on Day 37 having received the fewest votes to evict along with Christopher. [44] On Day 40, after the arrival of three new housemates, it was announced that all of the original housemates except Helen would face eviction. Unbeknownst to them, the eviction decision would actually be made by the new housemates. [21] On Day 44, Chris was saved from eviction. [9] Chris joined forces with Ashleigh on Day 47 to form the Power Alliance [24] and between them they chose to nominate Steven and Ash. [10] They jointly decided Mark to join the Power Alliance and the three of them nominated Pav and Zoe. [25] Following this decision their Power Trip ended. On Day 53, Chris was once again nominated by his fellow housemates to face eviction, [45] but survived on Day 58. [46] Despite avoiding nomination during face-to-face nominations on Day 61, Chris was put up for eviction on Day 62 following a twist from the Power of Money. [47] After the decision to nominate Chris, £10,000 was added to the overall prize fund. [48] The extra money was then lost on Day 63 following a further twist. [49] Despite all of this, Chris eventually survived this eviction on Day 65, therefore securing himself a place in the final. [50] On Day 68, Power Housemates Ash and Christopher decided to evict Chris. However, what they did not know was that this eviction was fake and he actually moved to the Spare Room next door where he and Helen watched their other housemates for 24 hours. [51] [52] They returned to the house on Day 69. [53] Chris eventually left the house during the live final on Day 72 finishing fifth.

Christopher

Christopher Hall, aged 23, is a journalist from Enniskillen. He entered the house on Day 1. On Day 9, he was nominated for the second eviction of the series by Power Housemate Chris. [35] He survived eviction on Day 16 receiving the fewest votes to evict along with Ash, however was immediately nominated for the next eviction due to Power Couple Matthew and Toya choosing him as their nomination. [40] He was saved from eviction on Day 23 having received the fewest votes to evict alongside Chris and Jale. [54] He was nominated for the fourth eviction after the girls received the power; meaning all the boys were automatically nominated. [41] On Day 30, Christopher survived eviction. [55] Once again, on Day 32, Christopher was nominated from his fellow housemates meaning this was his fourth time nominated in a row [56] but survived this on Day 37 having received the fewest votes to evict along with Chris. [44] On Day 40, it was announced that all of the original housemates except Helen would face eviction. However what they did not know was that the decision actually lied in the hands of the new housemates. [8] Christopher was saved from eviction on Day 44. [57] On Day 61, Christopher was nominated for the sixth time, this time during face-to-face nominations, [12] but survived eviction on Day 65 securing himself a place in the final. [58] On Day 68, the Power returned to the house for the final time and was given to Ash and Christopher. For their first mission as Power Housemates, they had to choose questions for Big Brother to ask their fellow housemates in the Diary Room. [13] That day, following Helen's "surprise eviction", Ash and Christopher were then given their next decision, the power to evict one more housemate. They chose to evict Chris. [59] But unbeknownst to them and the other housemates, Helen and Chris' eviction was fake and they were actually living next door in Big Brother's Spare Room watching the housemates' every move. [60] This was eventually exposed on Day 69 when they returned to the house. [16] On Day 72, Christopher left the house in third place during the live final.

Danielle

Danielle McMahon, aged 25, is a Catholic lingerie model from Cumbernauld. She moved to London to pursue her modelling career. [61] She lives in London. She entered the house on Day 1. On Day 4, she was nominated for the first eviction by her fellow housemates. [62] She survived this eviction on Day 9. [63] Danielle was nominated for the third eviction on Day 17, [40] but survived this on Day 23. [54] After the eviction, the remaining girls formed Girl Power and were automatically safe from the next eviction meaning that all the boys were nominated. But as they had the power, they had 72 hours to decide which boys to save from eviction. [5] Danielle, along with the rest of the girls, decided to save Chris, Marlon and Steven. Their power trip ended after the nominations decision. [64] On Day 40, following the arrival of the new housemates, the original housemates were told they would all face the next eviction. Unbeknownst to them, their fate actually stood in the hands of the new housemates. [65] On Day 44, they chose to evict Danielle. She was the eighth housemate to be evicted from the house. [57] Danielle briefly returned on Day 48 to help the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark to decide who their next nomination was, [31] and then on Day 67 as part of the Trial task where both Ashleigh and Helen stood trial against each other over who created the divide in the house. Danielle gave Ashleigh her defence. [66] Three days later, on Day 70, Danielle made another brief return to the house giving the finalists some media training. [33]

Helen

Helen Wood, aged 27, is a salon manager from Bolton. She entered the house on Day 1, and during a live twist on Day 2, she was given an automatic pass to the final as a reward by Power Housemate Pauline. On Day 12, Helen received a caution from Big Brother following accusations that she was bullying Jale. [67] On Day 21, she received a formal warning for being aggressive and using threatening behaviour in an argument with Matthew. [68] She received the Power on Day 23 along with all of the other remaining girls, meaning that all of the boys would face eviction. They had 72 hours to decide which boys to save from eviction. [5] They decided to save Chris, Marlon and Steven on Day 26. Following their decision, their power trip ended. [42] Helen received her second formal warning on Day 63 after she used threatening language when talking about Ashleigh. [69] On Day 68, the housemates were told that Helen had been evicted, [70] then she left the house. However unbeknownst to the other housemates, she was actually living next door watching their every moves. [71] She returned to the house on Day 69. [53] Helen was announced as the winner of the series on Day 72 with 50.6% of the vote out of two to win, beating Ashleigh.

The following series, Big Brother 16, Helen re-entered the House on Day 32 as part of Timewarp Week.

Preceded by
Sam Evans 		Big Brother UK winner
Series 15 (2014) 		Succeeded by
Chloe Wilburn

Jale

Jale Karaturp /ˈʒɑːleɪ/ , aged 33, is a customer service advisor from Surrey. She entered the house on Day 2. On Day 4 she received Power Housemate Pauline's 'killer nomination', meaning that she would automatically face the public vote every week that she remains in the house. She survived the first eviction on Day 9, having received the fewest votes to evict. [63] She also survived eviction on Day 16 and Day 23, again receiving the fewest votes to evict, this time along with Chris and Christopher. [4] However, in a twist on Day 23, all of the girls became Girl Power and were immune from the next eviction, including Jale who had previously been told she would face eviction every week after receiving the killer nomination. [41] All of the boys were automatically nominated and the girls had 72 hours to choose which boys to save. [5] Chris, Marlon and Steven were the girl's choice to save on Day 26, then their power trip ended shortly after. [18] On Day 32, after her week break from nominations, Jale was automatically up for the next eviction. [56] She was evicted on Day 37 having received the most votes to evict. [20]

Kimberly

Kimberly Kisselovich, aged 23, is a former Playboy model-turned-businesswoman from London, but originally from Los Angeles, United States. [72] She entered the house on Day 1. Kimberly would have been nominated by her fellow housemates on Day 17, however Power Couple Matthew and Toya were given the power to void three housemates' nominations. Because Marlon nominated Kimberly, and he was chosen as one of the housemates to have their nominations voided, Kimberly was saved. [2] On Day 23, all of the girls were immune from the next eviction as the next holders of the Power. This meant all of the boys were nominated, and the girls had just 72 hours to save their favourites from eviction. [5] They decided to save Chris, Marlon and Steven from eviction on Day 26, and then their power trip ended. [73] On Day 40, the original housemates apart from Helen were told they would automatically face the next eviction. Unbeknownst to them, decision was actually made by the new housemates rather than the public. [65] However, before the eviction took place on Day 44, Kimberly left the house due to an unknown illness. [74] On Day 45 it was announced that she would not be returning. [75] Kimberly later confirmed that the illness that forced her exit was an ectopic pregnancy. [76] She returned to the house briefly on Day 67 as part of the Trial task where both Ashleigh and Helen stood trial against each other over who created the divide in the house. [77] Kimberly was a witness giving evidence that Ashleigh was to blame for the divide. [78]

Mark

Mark Byron, aged 24, is a visual merchandiser from Liverpool. Before Big Brother, Mark had previously appeared on the seventh series of Shipwrecked and had auditioned for the eighth series of The X Factor . [79] He entered the house on Day 1. As part of the launch night twist, Mark was rewarded with a prize of £5,000 by Power Housemate Pauline. [80] He was nominated on Day 23 following a twist that all of the girls were holder of the Power. [41] On Day 30, Mark was saved from eviction after receiving the fewest votes to evict alongside Winston. [55] On Day 40, it was announced that all of the original housemates would face the next eviction. [81] On Day 44, Mark was saved from eviction when it was revealed that their fate stood in the hands of the new housemates rather than the public. [82] On Day 47, Mark joined the Power Alliance along with Ashleigh and Chris and between them they nominated Ash, Pav and Zoe for eviction. [10] Following these decisions their Power Trip ended and Big Brother outed the Alliance to the remaining housemates. [25] Mark was nominated for the third time on Day 61, this time by his fellow housemates during face-to-face nominations. [83] On Day 65, Mark became the eleventh housemate to be evicted after becoming the first victim of that night's double eviction. [84] Mark returned to the house briefly on Day 70 teaching the final six how to make a good exit from the house. [33]

Marlon

Marlon Wallen, aged 22, is from Croydon and works in optics. He entered the house on Day 2. On Day 11, Marlon received a formal warning from Big Brother after using explicit remarks regarding Kimberly whilst she was exercising. [85] On Day 12, Marlon was selected as Power Housemate Chris' final nomination and therefore automatically faced the second public vote. [38] He survived this eviction on Day 16 but was nominated by his fellow housemates on Day 17 to face the third eviction. [40] On Day 23 he survived this eviction, [3] but was then automatically nominated for the fourth eviction after all of the girls received the power. [86] However, the girls decided to save him from eviction on Day 26, [73] however he was nominated on Day 32 for the next eviction from the other housemates. [19] However, in a shock twist on Day 34 during the shopping task, Marlon saved himself from eviction. [87] On Day 40, in a shock twist, Marlon became the sixth housemate to be evicted after receiving the most nominations from his fellow housemates. [7]

Matthew

Matthew Davies, aged 23, is a media graduate from Hertfordshire. He entered the house on Day 1. As part of the launch night twist, Matthew was punished by Power Housemate Pauline and spent his first night in the house sleeping in a box above the garden. [80] On Day 16, after Toya was chosen as the Power Housemate, she chose Matthew to be part of the Power Couple. Their first decision as Power Couple was to decide a housemate who would definitely face the next eviction. They chose Christopher. As a couple, he and Toya were then given the opportunity to void three housemates' nominations. They chose Ash, Marlon and Steven. [2] On Day 18, Matthew and Toya were then told they could save a nominated housemate for eviction. They decided to save Steven, however he had to choose one of Matthew or Toya to replace him and would therefore face eviction. Steven chose Toya, leaving Matthew safe. After the reveal, Matthew's power trip ended. [88] Matthew was automatically nominated for the fourth eviction after all of the girls received the power on Day 23. [89] Matthew became the fourth housemate to be evicted on Day 30 after receiving the most votes to evict. [6] Matthew returned to the house briefly on Day 48 to help the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark decide whom to choose as their next nomination. [31] He returned again on Day 67 for part of the Trial task where both Ashleigh and Helen stood trial against each other over who created the divide in the house. Matthew was there to testify against Helen. [90]

Pav

Pavandeep "Pav" Paul, aged 22, is a manager at his family property business from Ilford, London. He entered the house on Day 40 as part of an Armageddon week twist along with Biannca and Zoe. [91] Upon their entry, they were told that they would have the power to evict one of the original housemates that week. However, unbeknownst to them, the new housemates were also facing the public vote. [29] On Day 44, Pav survived the public vote and chose to evict Danielle. [9] On Day 48, Pav was nominated for the next eviction following the decision of the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark to nominate him after ex-housemates Biannca, Danielle and Matthew briefly returned to help them make their choice. [92] Pav survived eviction on Day 51, however was nominated for the next eviction on Day 53 by his fellow housemates. [93] On Day 58, he survived eviction for the third time, [94] but was then nominated for the fourth time in a row on Day 61 after receiving the maximum number of nominations during face-to-face nominations. This is only the third time this has happened in Big Brother history with the other two occasions being from Heidi & Spencer during the eleventh series of Celebrity Big Brother . [95] He survived eviction on Day 65 meaning he had secured himself a place in the final. [58] On Day 72, Pav left the house in sixth place during the live final.

Pauline

Pauline Bennett, aged 49, is a dance teacher from Wolverhampton. Before appearing on Big Brother, Pauline had experienced fame in the 1990s after releasing a top ten hit with Kylie Minogue. [96] She entered the house on Day 1 and was voted as the first Power Housemate by the public that night with 49% of the vote. Her first task was to choose one housemate to punish and one to reward, choosing Matthew and Mark respectively. [80] On Day 2, after a further six had entered, she chose Helen to receive an automatic pass to the final. [97] As Power Housemate, Pauline was immune from the first set of nominations on Day 4. On the same day, she chose Jale to receive a 'killer nomination', ensuring that she faced the public vote each week that she remained in the house. [98] On Day 9, the next Power Housemate, Chris, chose Pauline to face the second eviction. [34] Pauline left the house temporarily during the second week in order to treat burn injuries on her hand which she had sustained whilst cooking. [99] Pauline became the second housemate to be evicted from the house after receiving 79.4% of the public vote to evict. [100]

Steven

Steven Goode, aged 23, is a managing director from Bushey. He entered the house on Day 1. On Day 10, Steven was nominated for the second eviction by Power Housemate Chris, [36] but survived this eviction on Day 16. However, he was nominated for the next eviction the following day. Power Couple Toya and Matthew chose to void Steven's nominations. [40] However, in a further twist on Day 18, the Power Couple were given the chance to save one of the nominated housemates for eviction, they chose Steven, who was then told to choose one of either Matthew or Toya to replace him and will therefore be nominated. He chose Toya. [101] He was nominated again after a twist on Day 23 where all of the girls received the power. [89] Steven was then saved by the girls from eviction on Day 26. [42] On Day 40, it was announced that all of the original housemates except Helen would face the next eviction. What they did not know was the decision would actually be made by the new housemates. [102] Steven was saved from eviction on Day 44. [22] On Day 48, Steven was nominated for the next eviction following the Power Alliance; Ashleigh and Chris' decision to nominate him. [10] On Day 51, Steven became the ninth housemate to be evicted. [103] On Day 67, Steven briefly returned as part of the Trial task where Ashleigh and Helen took the stand to see who was most guilty of causing the divide in the house. Steven was there to defend Helen. [104] Once again, on Day 70, Steven returned to the house, this time preparing the finalists for their future once they have left the house. [33]

Tamara

Tamara Stewart-Wood, aged 24, is an oil and gas headhunter from London. She entered the house on Day 1. On Day 4, she was nominated to face the first eviction by her fellow housemates. [105] On Day 9, she became the first housemate to be evicted. [106]

Toya

Toya Washington, aged 29, is a video blogger and television presenter from North London, though her family hail from Nigeria. [107] She entered the house on Day 2. On Day 15, Toya was chosen as the third Power Housemate after receiving the most votes from her fellow housemates. She was chosen by Ashleigh, Helen, Mark and Pauline. [108] On Day 16, after the reveal that Toya was the next Power Housemate, she was given the opportunity to choose another Power Housemate to become part of the Power Couple, she chose Matthew and together they nominated Christopher for the next eviction. The following day, she and Matthew were given the opportunity to void three housemates' nominations. They chose Ash, Marlon and Steven. [2] On Day 18, as the Power Couple, they were told they could save a nominated housemate from eviction. They chose Steven, however in a further twist, it was up to Steven to decide who replaced him, Matthew or Toya. He chose Toya therefore she is automatically nominated for the third eviction. Following the reveal of the twist, Toya and Matthew's power trip ended. [101] On Day 23, she became the third housemate to be evicted after receiving the most votes to evict. [86]

Winston

Winston Showan, aged 27, is a personal business development manager from Brentwood. [109] Before appearing on Big Brother, Winston had made appearances in Girlfriends , [110] EastEnders [111] and The Only Way Is Essex . [112] He entered the house on Day 1, and on Day 17 he was nominated for the third eviction. [40] He survived this eviction on Day 23, [4] but was immediately nominated for the next eviction after all of the girls received the power. [89] He survived this eviction on Day 30 having received the fewest votes to evict along with Mark. [55] On Day 40, following the arrival of the new housemates, the originals (except Helen) were told they would all face eviction. [81] Winston survived this eviction on Day 44 after the revelation that the new housemates would decide who was evicted instead of the public. [82] On Day 63, Winston was nominated for eviction during face-to-face nominations, [83] and eventually became the twelfth housemate to be evicted on Day 65. [50] He returned to the house briefly on Day 70 to prepare the finalists for life outside the house. [33]

Zoe

Zoe Birkett, aged 29, is a musical theatre actress from Durham. Before appearing in Big Brother, she competed in the first series of Pop Idol finishing fourth behind Will Young, Gareth Gates and Darius Danesh. [113] She entered the house on Day 40 as part of a twist during Armageddon week along with Biannca and Pav. [91] Upon their entry, they were told that they would have the power to evict one of the original housemates that week. [21] What they were unaware of was that the new housemates also faced eviction as the public were voting for who they wanted to stay. On Day 44, Zoe was chosen to stay in the house having received the most votes, [114] and she and Pav both decided to evict Danielle. [82] On Day 48, Zoe was nominated by the Power Alliance; Ashleigh, Chris and Mark to face the next eviction. [25] She survived this eviction on Day 51 having received the fewest votes to evict. [103] Zoe was then nominated on Day 53 to face the next eviction. [93] She was evicted on Day 58 having received the most votes to evict. [94] Zoe then made a brief return to the house on Day 70 to give the final six some media training. [33]

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