UPDATE: |ITV Celebrity Big Brother viewers spot error as presenter Will Best makes blunder during live eviction News

“WILL?! NO?!?!?”

ITV Celebrity Big Brother viewers spotted an error as presenter Will Best made a blunder during the live eviction on Tuesday night (April 22).

Will appeared to accidentally reveal that two more housemates would be leaving during the brutal triple eviction on the hit reality show.

On Tuesday’s eviction show, Angellica Bell, Towie’s Ella Rae Wise, EastEnders’ Patsy Palmer, Love Island’s Chris Hughes and Drag Race star Danny Beard all faced the boot after brutal face to face nominations.

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But after Angellica was first to leave, Will proceeded to speak to the house in front of the live audience, before then stuttering and appearing to accidentally slip up and reveal that two more would be set to leave, to the shock of the celebs.

Viewers quickly noticed the blunder and took to X, formerly Twitter, to air their views, joking that the spoiler was ‘unforgiveable’.

@turntheboxon posted: “I’m sorry Will Best, but spoiling the triple eviction is unforgivable” as @patvarchive: “WILL?! NO?!?!? WHY DID YOU SPOIL IT?!?!?!”

“Well done Will ya idiot, fully ruined the third eviction shock,” posted @Official_WXUK as user @caitmitzi quipped: “Omg I don’t think Will meant to say 2 more HAHA.”

@itsbbplus posted: “Will was definitely not supposed to reveal 2 more will be out. The stumble after, I think he read the card he read before the announcement. “

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