Ann Widdecombe and Courtney Act go head-to-head in CBB...
Ann Widdecombe and drag queen Courtney Act will go head-to-head in Celebrity Big Brother live final.
Five housemates remained in the house for the two-part special, with dancer Wayne Sleep the first to be eliminated.
The choreographer was reunited with his husband Jose Bergera before telling host Emma Willis it was “a real test” but “the experience of a lifetime”.
Ex On The Beach star Jess Impiazzi was evicted next, to bag fourth place, before Boyzone singer Shane Lynch got the boot.
Just missing out on a place on the podium, it's the lovely @jess_impiazzi in fourth place! #CBB #CBBFinal pic.twitter.com/Ye8ZKoHVsf — Big Brother UK (@bbuk) February 2, 2018
He revealed to Willis he had told his wife not to come to the house in Elstree to see him leave but she had come anyway.
Former MP Widdecombe will face off with Courtney Act, real name Shane Jenek, to be crowned winner of the series.
Ladies and gentlemen... Your final two. Whose side are you on? 🙌 #CBBFinal pic.twitter.com/CoaxceDOW6 — Big Brother UK (@bbuk) February 2, 2018
The series will come to an end just over a month after the first contestants entered the compound.
Malika Haqq entering the house (Ian West/PA)
The show began on January 1 with an all-female line-up to celebrate the year of the woman, with a cast of male celebrities joining them on January 5.
Transgender newsreader India Willoughby was the first housemate to be evicted, followed by journalist Rachel Johnson.
India Willoughby after her eviction (Ian West/PA)
The eliminated housemates were reunited with the rest of the inhabitants of the house in Thursday’s episode of the show.
Johnson entered first to perform a rap before all the eliminated reality stars, including Andrew Brady, Willoughby and Amanda Barrie, made a surprise appearance.
The episode started with former housemate Ginuwine taking a seat in Big Brother’s chair and playing his hit Pony into the house.
Don't act like you're not loving every second, Ann! #CBB pic.twitter.com/uZInrCGC5R — Big Brother UK (@bbuk) February 1, 2018
Host Emma Willis will announce the winner during the second part of the live final on Channel 5.