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Katie Hopkins, Nadia Sawalha, Patsy Kensit and Cami Li are up for eviction from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house.
The former 'The Apprentice' star, 'Loose Women' presenter, ex 'Emmerdale' actress and tattoo model are all facing the public vote and could leave the Channel 5 show during the live eviction tomorrow night (27.01.15).
Cami was left reeling after discovering she'd been nominated by her co-stars and speculated over who had chosen her to face eviction.
She told her housemates: "It's all right. I already have an idea. Sometimes people like the spotlight taken away from them. I have the two people.
"Don't laugh behind my back. I am very real. I'm black and white there is no in between."
Gossip blogger Perez Hilton was immune from the nominations after being tasked with staging a walkout and is now living in a secret room adjacent to the 'Big Brother' house, watching his fellow celebrity's every move.
The stars were left dumbfounded when they discovered Perez had exited the show.
Following his fake walkout, 'Big Brother' told the housemates: "Earlier today, Perez made the decision to leave the house, and he will not be returning."
The group appeared expressionless at the news but Keith Chegwin said: "I never thought he'd give up."
It is as yet unknown how Perez - who will spy on the group via headphones and a video screen - will remain in exile before returning to the house.

Dane Bowers insists he never dated Alicia Douvall.
The 'Freak Me' hitmaker has spoken out following the former glamour model's claims in the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house that they'd dated for a number of months but that he'd "used" her to insist he's only met her a handful of times.
He wrote on Twitter: "Wow! Just read that Alicia said she was "seeing me" for eight months??? Wow!! I think I've MET her three times?! Most amazing bulls**t yet! (sic)."
The 'Big Reunion' star - who formed a supergroup with 'CBB' housemate Kavana, Gareth Gates, Blazin' Squad's Kenzie and Adam Rickitt on the ITV show - made the confession just days after commenting on Katie Price's confession that she'd tried to overdose following their split in 2000 after two years of dating.
Following her claims on the Channel 5 show, he said: "Hmmm that's not quite how I remember it but hey...and to this day I've never actually told the Second side to that story..."
However, the former Another Level singer went on to suggest he would be open to revealing his account of their break-up.
He wrote: "Getting a lot of questions now...one thing I've said is that I HAVENT spoken about it...not that I WOULDN'T (sic)."
Meanwhile, Alicia - who was evicted from the reality show on Friday (23.01.15) - has admitted she was "gutted" when Katie Price entered the house.
Speaking on ITV's 'This Morning', she said: "I was gutted when she walked in the door because I'd just had to deal with a lot with Katie Hopkins and Cami [Li] and when she walked through the door I thought, 'I've had enough' ... It was always going to be uncomfortable. But to be fair on Katie, she came up to me straight away and we aired the differences and we straightened it out straight away."

Bear Grylls is to host 'Mission Survive'.
The 'Born Survivor: Bear Grylls' presenter took eight celebrities into the depths of one of the most unforgiving Central American rainforests where they were tasked with competing in an epic 12-day survival mission for the new ITV series.
He said of the project: "This show is all about empowerment and I am so proud of how the celebrity team who joined me on 'Mission Survive' performed. It was without a doubt a tough expedition, but also a very life-enhancing adventure for everyone involved."
The 40-year-old former SAS reservist was on hand to push the team to their physical and emotional limits by issuing them with daily survival missions but left them to fend for themselves as they navigated treacherous obstacles and journeyed through dense and dangerous jungle in order to test their ability to adapt, improvise and overcome challenges in one of the most inhospitable environments.
He added: "I would set them daily survival missions and would then regularly back away, leaving them to their own devices, so that they would learn by doing it and making mistakes.
"That's the source of all genuine growth in a survivor, I was looking for the qualities that a survivor in a real-life scenario most needs: positivity, resourcefulness, courage, determination, and a whole heap of bloody mindedness."
The celebrity line-up - which is yet to be revealed - were tested on the fundamental principles of survival including finding shelter, water, fire and food and were tasked with abseiling down waterfalls and crossing perilous rapids among other death-defying stunts in order to find the Mission Survivor.
Each episode of 'Mission Survive' sees Bear eliminate the celebrity least equipped for survival until just three are left to battle it out for the title.

Alicia Douvall has advised her daughters not to have plastic surgery.
The 'Celebrity Big Brother' star - who was evicted from the reality show house on Friday (23.01.15) - admits to spending over £1 million on cosmetic procedures but claims she doesn't want her daughters, Georgia, 19, and toddler Papaya to follow in her footsteps.
She said: "My biggest achievement in life is where my daughters are. I don't want them to make the same mistakes that I did.
"I want them to know that you should never rely on a man, and never let a man abuse you.
"And I never want them to have surgery. I want them to be happy with their bodies the way that they are.
"I made the mistake of trying to get through life that way. But I don't want the same for them. Everyone should get an education."
The former glamour model claims Georgia has already overcome so much and is on the path to success.
She told The Sun newspaper: "My teenage daughter Georgia is the complete opposite to me, she has been with the same boyfriend for three years, is anti-plastic surgery and very studious.
"She is studying acting at Bath University and plans to do a masters ... She's been through more than a 19-year-old should have done, but it's made her stronger and us much closer."
Alicia insists that despite admitting she only learnt the alphabet while teaching it to Papaya, she plans to go ahead with home schooling her herself.
She explained: "I was really angry about being labelled the thick one [in the house].
"Because I'm dyslexic I left school at 14 without learning to read or write, so I don't have any of the basics other people have, like the alphabet. But that doesn't mean I'm thick.
"And it doesn't mean I shouldn't home school my child. I was worried about it at first, but then I realised that you can learn with your child. You don't have to know everything.
"If you don't know about something, you can Google it. So far we've learnt shapes, the alphabet and the sounds of letters - like what sound a c makes - I didn't know that before."
Meanwhile, the 35-year-old star claims that while the 'Big Brother' house was a "living hell" at times, it was the "experience of a lifetime" and she has no regrets.

Catherine Tyldesley is "excited" about going into labour.
The 'Coronation Street' actress is set to give birth to her and fiance Tom Pitfield's first child, a little boy, in six weeks time and admits that rather than dreading it, she's actually looking forward to going into labour.
She said: "When you're halfway through you feel like nine months is such a long time, but now it's really close I'm actually excited about going into labour. I'm so impatient and that's when I'll know he's on his way."
The 31-year-old star is hoping to welcome her son into the world without the help of drugs as she's planning to use hypnobirthing, where the fear and tension associated with going to labour is diminished or eliminated with hypnotherapy.
She told HELLO! magazine: "I got into meditation a while ago because, with such a high-pressured, busy job, you need to remember to take time to relax, not just sleep and work.
"When you make time you ground yourself and give yourself focus. I meditate two or three times a week, even just for ten minutes on my lunch break to chill out.
"A few of my friends told me to look into hypnobirthing because it made sense with the meditating - the more relaxed you are, the calmer the baby will be."
However, the blonde beauty won't let it get to her if she can't go ahead with the hypnobirthing and insists she's not fazed by the horrific experience some women have.
She explained: "No, you can't predict anything and, as much as I'd like to go down the natural road, I can't beat myself up if I need medical intervention."
Catherine added: "When you announce your pregnancy, so many people have these horror stories and that's what gives you the fear.
"A few years back, I used to think I'd want my kid out through the sunroof [a caesarean] but now I know more about it, that fear purely comes from stories and TV programmes showing dramatic births.
"Thousands of births happen every day that are normal, happy and peaceful."

Katie Redford is "distraught" after receiving abuse following the news she's been sacked by 'Coronation Street' for lying about her age.
The 25-year-old actress was cast as Bethany Platt - the 14-year-old daughter of Sarah-Louise Platt (Tina O'Brien) in the ITV soap - but was sacked after it was revealed she'd told producers she was only 19-years-old.
Katie's agent, Jo McLintock told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "She has had horrific texts, emails and phone calls.
"It has backfired horrifically now. It has put us in an awkward situation with ITV, who were totally unaware of it.
"Unfortunately they wrote in their press release that she was 19 and we let it go out, thinking it would pass. Obviously it didn't.
"It wasn't Katie's decision to do that, it was us. When she went to Corrie, she went in based on her CV. Her playing age is 16-20.
"We said, 'If they ask you your age, just let them believe you are 19'. It is common knowledge - people do that all the time.
"Now she is distraught, really upset. There are some very jealous people out there.
"People are saying nasty things. We have told her to ignore them all."
ITV is recasting the role following the decision to sack Katie, who was initially thrilled to have landed the part of Sarah-Louise's daughter, who was last seen on screen in 2007.
She said at the time: "Until I'm actually on set, I genuinely don't think it will sink in that I'm joining the cast of 'Coronation Street'.
"I know it sounds clichéd but it really feels like a dream come true.
"Bethany Platt is going to be such a fun and witty character to play and I hope everyone enjoys her return as much as I'm going to!"

Simon Cowell has given David Walliams a makeover for Comic Relief.
The 43-year-old comedian - who is a judge alongside Simon, 55, on ITV show 'Britain's Got Talent' - had his face painted by the music mogul to mark the launch of this year's Red Nose Day campaign, which asks the public to make their faces funny for money.
David clearly enjoyed his makeover and was impressed with Simon's talent for applying makeup.
He joked: "I feel absolutely beautiful. Simon's been hard at it all evening and he's even chosen colours that complement my eyes - I suspect this isn't the first time Simon has picked up a make-up brush."
Tess Daly and Rochelles Humes also joined in on the campaign and braved letting their husbands, Vernon Kay and Marvin Humes, loose with their makeup kits in a bid to prove to the public how easy it is to get involved in the fun for charity.
In addition to sporting a sponsored comb-over or undergoing a makeover to raise the life-changing cash people can also pick up one of nine new red nose designs available at Sainsbury's, Oxfam and rednoseday.com.
Claudia Winkleman and Fearne Cotton are also helping to launch this year's campaign and will be donning the red nose along with one of seven different Red Nose Day T-Shirts designed by Anya Hindmarch, Diane von Furstenberg, Henry Holland and Matthew Williamson, which are now available exclusively from TK Maxx and tkmaxx.com.
The campaign will end in a live broadcast from the London Palladium on Friday March 13 when some of the UKs most famous faces will take to the stage to perform, show off their fundraising feats and take part in silly spoofs.
'Strictly Come Dancing' presenter Claudia Winkleman is also urging the nation to take part in the first ever Comic Relief Danceathon - a six hour non-stop dance frenzy which will take place at The SSE Arena, Wembley and in locations across the country.

Perez Hilton has pretended to quit 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
The outspoken blogger has been assigned a secret task by Big Brother and is now living in a secret room, observing his housemates' every move.
Following his fake walkout, Big Brother told the house: "Earlier today, Perez made the decision to leave the house, and he will not be returning."
The group appeared expressionless at the news but Keith Chegwin said: "I never thought he'd give up."
It is as yet unknown how Perez - who will spy on the group via headphones and a video screen - will remain in exile before returning to the house.
The walkout came shortly after Perez was involved in another explosive argument with Katie Hopkins.
During their verbal confrontation, Perez told the mum-of-three: "If I was one of your children I'd kill myself."
Katie, 39, responded to the insult by saying her children "loved their mummy" and "had the benefit of a mother and father", unlike her rival.
Perez - who has one child, 23-month-old Mario Armando Lavandeira III - replied: "How dare you bring my child into this. Shut the f**k up, b***h'."
At that point, Perez stormed off towards the diary room, saying Katie is "hungry, she's thirsty, famished".
He added: "I'm not here to feed her. She should get her nourishment from [fellow housemates] Michelle's t**s and Cami's p***y."

Abbey Clancy thinks pregnancy is a "weird thing".
The 29-year-old model - who is currently pregnant with her and footballer Peter Crouch's second child - thinks it's crazy to see her body change over such a short amount of time.
She said: "I think pregnancy's such a weird thing. One part of your brain is going, 'Oh my God, I'm so blessed, it's a miracle', and the other half is going, 'I can't bear this. I'm so fat. I'm ugly. I've got headaches. I've got spots. I feel sick!'
"Pete's not too happy with me moaning every two seconds, but it is weird seeing your body go through so many changes. Every day, your clothes are getting tighter and boobs are getting bigger."
Meanwhile, Abbey - who already has three-year-old Sophia with her husband - has revealed that the couple are hoping her pregnancy goes as well this time as it did the last time.
When asked if she knew the baby's gender, she told The Times newspaper: "We wanted a girl, and we got one. Now, I don't mind, as long as it's happy and healthy, and not a crier.
"I had an epidural last time, no pain, so I had the most amazing birth. I got induced and six hours later, Sophia was in our arms.
"Hopefully it goes as smoothly as that next time. But my mum thinks I was completely cheating. She and all my aunties were like, that's not a real birth! I said, 'How isn't it?' because she still came out the normal way."