Who is the latest contestant to have been evicted from Celebrity Big Brother 2025?

Although Celebrity Big Brother has been back for only a week, three housemates have already been evicted — with Trisha Goddard the latest to be voted out by the public.

The talk show host said she was “a bit sad” to leave the ITV reality show on Tuesday night, having received the fewest public votes.

“Thank you for the opportunity to play and have fun, and I wish that everybody who has a life-limiting illness has some opportunity to just be goofy and silly and play and be childlike and what have you, and feel a kind of mad freedom,” Goddard, who was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in September 2022, added.

She is the second contestant to be voted off CBB this season, following former Conservative MP Michael Fabricant’s eviction at the weekend.

American actor and former professional boxer, Mickey Rourke, has also left the house after being removed for his “inappropriate” sexual language and other comments made towards fellow housemates.

Here’s who remains in the Celebrity Big Brother 2025 house — and who has been evicted.

Actress and comedienne Donna Preston, 38, entered the show after becoming a household name for her appearances on the hit comedy panel show Hey Tracey! alongside Joel Dommett and on Apocalypse Wow.

She’s also known for her roles in Hard Cell with Catherine Tate and The Sandman on Netflix, where she played Despair. Preston has built a reputation for her offbeat humour and big personality, both on screen and stage.

The US singer and dancer, Jojo Siwa, rose to fame on the reality TV show Dance Moms and is now TikTok famous.

The 21-year-old boasts 45.7 million followers on her site — and is a vocal member of the LGBTQ+ community, having dated both men and women.

She’s also a singer, known for her hit Boomerang, and has built a multi-million-dollar brand around her colourful image, from bows to dolls.

In recent years, she’s made headlines for shedding her child star persona and embracing a more mature, bold identity.

Famous for being former Love Island contestant Olivia Attwood’s ex, Chris Hughes, is another reality TV star in the CBB house.

Hughes, 32, made his name on Love Island in 2017 and has since worked as a sports TV presenter. He has presented live horse racing coverage with ITV Racing since 2019.

He has presented BBC Sport coverage of the Hundred cricket tournament since 2021.

He has also been praised for raising awareness about men’s health, notably undergoing a live testicular exam on ITV’s This Morning to promote cancer checks.

Actor Jack P. Shepherd, 37, has played David Platt in Coronation Street since 2000 but has taken a break for CBB.

Known for his dramatic and often controversial storylines on the soap, Shepherd is one of the show's longest-serving cast members and a fan favourite.

He has won several British Soap Awards, including Best Actor, and has grown up on screen, first appearing as a child and evolving into one of the show’s most complex characters. Outside of Corrie, he’s appeared in stage productions and has a large social media following after sharing glimpses of life off-set.

​Patsy Palmer, 52, is a British actress and DJ, best known for portraying Bianca Jackson in the BBC soap opera EastEnders. Her character, Bianca, became renowned for her fiery personality and tumultuous relationship with Ricky Butcher, famously shouting "Rickaaaaaaay!" during their arguments. ​

Outside of EastEnders, Palmer has appeared in shows like Grange Hill, The Bill, and Gimme Gimme Gimme. She has also participated in reality TV, including Strictly Come Dancing, The Masked Singer, and Dancing on Ice.

Additionally, she has embraced her passion for music as a DJ, further expanding her public persona.

Daley Thompson, 66, is a retired British decathlete who won Olympic gold medals in 1980 and 1984. He broke the decathlon world record four times and is considered one of the greatest decathletes ever.

Since retiring, he has worked as a fitness coach, sports commentator and advocate for youth athletics, helping inspire the next generation of British Olympians.

Chesney Hawkes, 53, is an English singer and actor who rose to fame at 19 with his 1991 hit single The One and Only, which topped the UK charts for five weeks. He starred in the film Buddy's Song alongside The Who’s lead singer, Roger Daltrey.

Born in Windsor, Berkshire, Hawkes is the son of Len "Chip" Hawkes of The Tremeloes and actress Carol Dilworth. Throughout his career, he has participated in various reality shows and continues to perform, embracing his legacy in the music industry.

According to reports, a source close to Hawkes said of his CBB appearance: “It’s perfect timing for Chesney too as he’s releasing a comeback album in April.”

Ella Rae Wise, 24, is a British reality television personality known for appearing on The Only Way Is Essex (Towie). She joined the cast in 2019 and quickly became recognised for her fashion sense and dynamic presence on the show.

Wise has been involved in various storylines and is known for her close friendships with fellow cast members.

She’s in a relationship with fellow reality star Dan Edgar, but the Sun reported she was worried about what he would get up to while she is away.

Angellica Bell, 49, is a British television and radio presenter, best known for her work on CBBC between 2000 and 2006. She has also presented on The One Show and co-hosted The Martin Lewis Money Show.

In 2017, she won Celebrity MasterChef. Born in London in 1976, Bell is of St. Lucian heritage and has been a prominent figure in British broadcasting for over two decades. Bell co-presents Hits Radio alongside James Barr and Matt Haslam on the Breakfast Show while Fleur East is on maternity leave.

Hollywood star and Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke was a surprise big-name addition to the CBB line-up.

A TV source told the Sun: “It’s hard to think of a Big Brother booking as big as Mickey Rourke since the show began.”

Rourke is an American actor and former professional boxer, renowned for his roles in films such as 9½ Weeks, Sin City, and The Wrestler. Born on September 16, 1952, in Schenectady, New York, he pursued boxing before transitioning to acting in the late 1970s.

Rourke gained acclaim in the 1980s but took a hiatus from acting in the early 1990s to return to boxing, a decision that led to multiple facial injuries and subsequent reconstructive surgeries. He made a notable comeback with his performance in The Wrestler (2008), earning a Golden Globe, a Bafta and an Academy Award nomination.

The 72-year-old left the Big Brother house following “inappropriate language” and “unacceptable behaviour,” according to a show representative.

Sir Michael Fabricant, 74, is a British politician who served as the Conservative MP for Lichfield from 1992 until 2024. Known for his distinctive blond hair and flamboyant style, he held roles such as vice chairman of the Conservative Party and senior Government Whip.

Before entering politics, Fabricant had a career in broadcasting and co-founded a company exporting equipment to radio and TV stations worldwide.

Fabricant was the first housemate to be evicted from the CBB house, after receiving the fewest public votes.

​Trisha Goddard is a British television presenter best known for hosting the daytime talk show Trisha, which aired in the UK from 1998 to 2010. Born in Hackney, London, in 1957, she began her media career in Australia in the 1980s, presenting programs such as ABC's The 7.30 Report and the children's show Play School.

After returning to the UK, she launched Trisha on ITV before it moved to Channel 5. In 2012, she hosted an American version of her talk show, The Trisha Goddard Show, which ran until 2014.

Goddard has also worked as a conflict resolution expert on the U.S. program Maury and currently presents on TalkTV and TalkRADIO. She participated in Celebrity Big Brother 2025, becoming the second housemate to be evicted.

Goddard told Big Brother she was enjoying the “distractions” on the show. She admitted that coming out of the CBB house would make her think about being “terminal, last wishes”, which was “triggering” for her.