- In a rather quiet lead-up to yesterday's eviction, the housemates prepared for the night ahead in the bedroom. Nikki said that she felt "sick", a notion that Chantelle agreed with. Ulrika also told Brian that she felt "horrendous", and seemed to suggest that she wanted to be evicted.
- The housemates continued to speculate which ex-housemate would be entering the house as part of the wedding task, presuming them to be female. Housemates' guesses included Brigitte Nielsen, Jackie Stallone, Shell Jubin, Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace and Charley Uchea. Victor also guessed Brian Belo, as he is "always dressed up in drag, ain't he?" Victor also pondered the possibility of Pete Burns, adding that he is not his "cup of tea".
- After the housemates were locked in the bedroom for a short while, Big Brother provided them with four bottles of champagne, appetisers, a wedding cake and decorations in preparation for the Big Brother wedding later that evening.
- Nikki proclaimed her "sadness" that Big Brother would soon be coming to an end, saying: "I'm so emotional about this." Victor added that he felt Ultimate Big Brother may have worked better if it was aired around Christmas time, so it could have some "breathing space".
- The housemates greeted Vanessa fondly when she entered in her wedding dress. Vanessa spoke about how her series was still new back then, and that she didn't know what she was letting herself in for. She said: "None of us can say that now." She also said that "ten years later, [her infamous meltdown] is the first thing people ask [her] about".
- Nick said that he felt "sad" knowing his wife would have been in the crowd. Vanessa joked: "What, your wife that perished tragically?" - referring to the infamous lie he told about his dead wife in the first series in 2000. Vanessa told him that the lie was "evil", which Nick agreed with. Victor applauded Nick's efforts in 2000, saying: "It made me love him even more. He had vision. He knew he was on a gameshow, not some Cliff Richard musical. He thought, 'This is a competition, I'm gonna manipulate.'" Nick said: "That show was ten strange people, here's a prize, go for it."
- Vanessa spoke about her love of Big Brother. She described it as a "fantastic life experiment". She slammed the "people who take the moral high ground, when they claim they don't watch it," adding: "How can you fail to be interested in human dynamics. Even when I hate it, I love it. I'm fascinated by human behaviour."
- Victor and Michelle pondered whether they will nominate again, with Michelle saying: "I hope not". They agreed that Makosi got a "rough ride" from the public. Victor also invited her to be interviewed on his 'BBLBC' show.
- A slightly drunk Nikki spoke to Vanessa about her reunion with ex-housemate and ex-lover Pete. She said: "He looks handsome but I didn't have that electricity I had before. I got the impression that he [still] did. I think Pete gets that about a lot of people. I don't think he'll settle with anybody, he's a free spirit. I'm glad I saw him today, because it puts him to bed."
- Michelle has been quizzing Victor about his spoof television programme 'Big Brother's Little Brother's Cousin'. "Why do you pretend to have a show?" asked the Geordie. "We don't pretend to have a show, we actually have one," replied Victor.
- Discussing their fictional show later on in the garden, Nick and Victor decided that they have exhausted the guest feature and will concentrate on presenting 'BBLBC' without any added input for the next couple of days. However, the pair did agree that Preston and Chantelle were likely to be their next targets.
- Nick has claimed that he initially turned down the chance to return to Big Brother. "It was quite nice to walk through a town and not be recognised," said the controversial BB1 housemate. "However, my wife said if you don't do it you'll sit at home and regret it."
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