After the back to back eviction of Chevin Cecilio and Cess Visitaction last night at the Pinoy Big Brother All In 1st Eviction Night, Big Brother announced that housemates Alex Gonzaga, Axel Torres and Manolo Pedrosa will be automatically included in the list of nominated housemate for eviction on the 2nd Nomination Night that will happen tonight. This is because that the three housemates including the newly forced evicted housemate Cess broke the rules of Pinoy Big Brother. Unlike with the multiple violation of Cess that led to her immediate removal in PBB House, Alex, Axel and Manolo only violated the rule of not asking information about the outside world on the guests or new housemates that entered Kuya’s house.
The announcement of their automatic nomination was done last night few minutes after Chevin’s eviction and before Cess’ removal. As Chevin he was evicted because he was the housemate that garnered lowest number of votes from the viewers. Meanwhile, Alex will not be fully included in the set of nominees because unknown to her fellow housemates she’s only a houseguest of PBB All In instead she will be facing punishment as mentioned by her sister Toni Gonzaga during the live eviction show.
Axel and Manolo will be joined by other housemates that will be nominated by fellow housemates during the nomination process and from the vote to nominate that Kuya has given to the viewers of the show where it started last night until ASAP 19 this afternoon.
Who will be the next set of nominated housemates to face eviction night next week? Pinoy Big Brother All In airs weeknights after Aquino & Abunda Tonight on Primetime Bida and Pinoy Big Brother All In Uber after Moon of Desire on Kapamilya Gold. Discuss the latest events inside the PBB house with Slater Young and Joj and Jai Agpangan in Ubertime Online on pinoybigbrother.com/livechat. Meanwhile during the weekend PBB All In can be watched after Maalaala Mo Kaya on Saturday and Rated K on Sunday. The reality show is hosted by Toni Gonzaga, Bianca Gonzales, Robi Domingo and John Prats.
