Ultimate Big Brother: Makosi, Nadia evicted!

Makosi and Nadia have become the second and third people to be voted out of the Ultimate Big Brother house following Friday's double eviction. The pair lost out in a six-way eviction which also saw Chantelle, Ulrika, Nick and Nikki also facing the public vote. Makosi was the first to learn that she had been evicted, and appeared unsurprised by the news. "I know, shut up!" she shouted as Big Brother announced that she had been evicted and had to leave the house. And the 29-year-old exited the house to the Destiny's Child track Bootylicious - and a chorus of boos from the crowd. However, she did not appear to be bothered by the audience response. "I thought I was going to cry coming out here but it was refreshing," she told Davina. Makosi added that she felt "blessed" to have been involved Ultimate Big Brother. "Even to be out now," she said, "I still feel very blessed that I was a part of something so very special." Nadia - who left the house to a rapturous reception when she was crowned winner of Big Brother 5 - received a similar response to Makosi, with the crowd chanting "Get Nadia out" and booing when she appeared. "That must be really hard for you, coming out to all that," Davina said. However Nadia herself admitted she had struggled in the Ultimate Big Brother house, and described it as "the toughest week of my life". "I just didn't feel comfortable in there," she said. "I don't think I could do the ten weeks I did first time around. "At the end of the day, I'm not the same person as I was six years ago. I've been through a lot in my life, and maybe that hasn't made me as happy and nice a person as I'd hoped."

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