Who left ITV's The Neighbourhood tonight? Meet the Khans as shock removal sees another household leave
The 'dirty tactics' are in full swing nowThe Neighbourhood is already giving one big revolving door, as another household is out and a new one is in – so who has left?
Graham Norton’s “street-sized popularity contest” only kicked off on Friday yet we have already seen two removals.
On the first night, the Kandola family were voted out before barely settling in to the village.
The Campbell Grahams have since moved into their property, but now we have more new residents to get to know.
Here’s who left The Neighbourhood tonight and exactly who the Khans are and how they are related.
Who left The Neighbourhood tonight?
Things got seriously heated tonight, as Jordan from the Lozman Sturrocks put his brutal game plan into action.
Jordan, a former military man, decided the Scouse Haus was the ones he wanted out and he was determined to make it happen with “dirty tactics”.
He managed to convince the Uni Boys that Lyndsey, Louise and Rosie couldn’t be trusted. He then worked his magic on Harrison Pescud, who blindly thinks they’ve formed a “bond”.
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Hmm, if only he knew.
But not everybody was fooled. The Bradon family clocked Jordan’s games immediately and it is definitely now war between both families.
Sadly, them realising what was going on wasn’t enough to save the Scouse Haus. Newbies, the Campbell Grahams, had immunity from the removal. They were also allowed to give the casting vote, which resulted in the girls being sent packing.
It was short but sweet for the TikTok stars!
The Khans: The Neighbourhood’s new family
An empty house means new arrivals. The new household to arrive in The Neighbourhood is the Khans.
The trio are sisters from Bradford and they’re a pretty bright bunch too!
Maryam, 24, is the eldest of the sisters and she is a community engagement worker. Iman is 21 and is studying politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford University.
Finally, youngest of the bunch is 19-year-old Tara. She’s an aesthetics practitioner.
It was Iman who applied to The Neighbourhood on behalf of her sisters, as she sees it as a fun way to spend time together.
But Tara warns: “We’ve got a very competitive side. We can be a bit feisty and I just feel like it was such a perfect opportunity – you’re competing, but you’re also trying to stay popular.”
Maryam says she wants to ‘keep her cards close to her chest’. While Tara also has a similar strategy, saying: “I think I’m going to pretend I have nothing behind my eyes and I’m stupid.”
The girls are from a single-parent family and, if they win, they will hand some of the £250,000 prize to their mum for a car or holiday. She is a carer for the sister’s nan, who has mobility issues.
They also said they will put the rest towards a more accessible house, as the home they live in is four stories.
We like the Khans already!
