Speidi, Lacey join Big Brother eviction nominees

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt and glamour model Lacey Banghard have joined Rylan and Claire Richards to face eviction from Celebrity Big Brother. Former The Hills stars and real-life couple Heidi and Spencer - dubbed Speidi - sparked furious rows on Friday night when they returned to the main house following their fake walkout task and announced they were nominating X Factor wannabe Rylan and Steps star Claire, who have formed a strong friendship, for eviction for being the 'dullest reality stars'. The other housemates have now nominated Speidi and Lacey to also face eviction on Wednesday night. On Sunday night's show the housemates were seen burying the hatchet as they all shared a Chinese banquet meal. Lacey won the meal in a quiz, during which former footballer Razor Ruddock was subjected to having his back waxed for every answer she got wrong. After dinner, Speidi returned to the basement where they had been in hiding during their secret fake walkout mission. On their return, Heidi said: "Every time I eat in that house I feel sick. I'm just done eating in that house." Spencer said: "If we hadn't eaten that dinner with them it would have been so 'F' them to the max." He added: "Rylan hates us first, then Claire and Trish [actress Trisha Penrose]." Heidi replied: "I dunno, I think Razor is up there." Later, Rylan told Big Brother in the Diary Room: "I still don't fully trust them [Heidi and Spencer], not nice being put up for nomination. It's a shame I was put up against Claire. I absolutely love her - she's one of my childhood idols."

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