BIG BROTHER EXCLUSIVE: BON'S GONE.. BUT TWINS IN
STUNNED Bonnie Holt last night became the first person to be evicted from Big Brother 7 - with 78 per cent of the public vote.
And after leaving the house to heckles and jeers, she said she was glad to be the first to leave after a week of boredom.
She said: "I think it was my time. I was getting a bit p***ed off in there. It was a weird atmosphere. I thought there'd be conflict, a few rowdy people, but there wasn't."
She told BB host Davina McCall: "I like having a laugh, but it was just hours of being bored out of my brain."
The first evictee in all seven series has been female. On hearing she had lost out to Welsh lifeguard Glyn, 18, the 19-year-old Loughborough lass said: "Oh."
The care worker, who had been the bookies' favourite to go, started crying. Richard tried to comfort her, saying: "It's going to be your night. It doesn't matter that you're the first out. You've got to enjoy it all."
As three housemates have left already - with Shahbaz and Dawn making shock exits before last night's first eviction - show bosses plan to throw male twins into the mix
They hope Marcus and Andrew, of Afro- Caribbean descent with short dreadlocks, will stir things up on the set after the housemates started coupling up.
A source said: "It's been getting too cosy.
"Sezer is with Imogen, Mikey is with Grace and it's looking like Pete could get together with Lisa, and Nikki with George. The twins could twist the girls' affections."
The twins look similar, but not totally identical. It has not been decided when they will enter the house - or if they will be used to dupe housemates.
In last year's Australian BB, twins tried to trick fellow housemates into thinking they were the same person.
They were rumbled one week into the series but allowed to stay - and one won the £340,000 prize.
The source added: "Bosses are still deciding how to play it."
The winner of the Golden Ticket draw from Kit Kat bars is expected to enter the house on June 9.
Mirror
