EastEnders' Patsy Palmer faces backlash in Celebrity Big Brother house ahead of eviction

ITV viewers are set to witness either Patsy Palmer, Jack P. Shepherd or Trisha Goddard being shown the door from the Celebrity Big Brother house on Tuesday night.

The trio found themselves in the hot seat after receiving the most nominations earlier in the week.

However, before the live eviction takes place, fans will be treated to a glimpse of the housemates' antics over the past 24 hours, which includes a fierce game that puts Patsy in the spotlight.

Dubbed The Big Fame Board Game, the celebrities must navigate their human playing pieces across the board, encountering spaces that present various challenges to undertake.

The victorious team will earn the privilege of exclusive entry to Big Brother's VIP drinks reception later that evening. One such challenge presents Donna Preston with an opportunity to advance three spaces, reports OK!.

To achieve this, Donna is tasked with creating a 'hot take' video where she must eat a chili and divulge her fiery prediction on who she thinks will leave the house and the reasons behind it.

Donna says:"I think Patsy might be evicted tomorrow because maybe she does too much meditation and people are not arsed about that."

In another segment of the game, Daley Thompson is asked to share his view on who he considers the biggest name-dropper in the group.

The name he says is, Angellica Bell as he comments: "She has had all the big stars on her show, and she's been telling us about them just about every time she opens her mouth."

Elsewhere, Chesney Hawkes leaves his fellow contestants gobsmacked as he discloses some sensational news about himself.

The One and Only singer revealed a rather personal story, saying: "I was once in a sex club and I was whipped in front of the whole club and there are photos to prove it."

Chris Hughes, intrigued, enquired: "Who was whipping you?" To which he answered: "A very muscly butch guy in a thong, followed by my wife."

Upon being asked if he enjoyed the experience, he admitted that he indeed loved it. Yet, it remains to be seen whether this revelation will earn his team entry to the Big Brother VIP drinks reception.

To date, the house has bid farewell to two contestants, with former Tory MP Sir Michael Fabricant being the first to be evicted from the Big Brother house last week.

Meanwhile, over the weekend, actor and ex-boxer Mickey Rourke exited the programme due to his "use of inappropriate sexual language" towards TOWIE personality Ella Rae Wise and instances of "aggressive" conduct aimed at fellow contestant Chris Hughes.

Celebrity Big Brother is available to watch on ITVX.