Who left The Neighbourhood? Meet new family the Campbell Grahams as the first household is removed from the ITV show
The removal vans have been busyThe Neighbourhood lost its first household tonight and a new family is about to move in – but are they and who has left the show?
In a brutal twist, one family has already been removed despite only just moving in to Graham Norton’s ‘street-sized’ reality series.
The poor souls were only seen arriving in The Neighbourhood’s village tonight!
The removal van has been and gone and the Campbell Grahams are moving into the now-empty house.
Here’s who left The Neighbourhood tonight and a rundown on the new family moving in.
The Neighbourhood: Who left tonight?
Six families began the first episode by moving into their picturesque cottages in the Peak District. But before they could properly settle in, they were already packing up all their belongings.
After pleasant hellos, they were immediately put to the test by Graham. In a wild task, one member of each household was strung up in the air on a massive washing line.
Taking it in turns to answer questions about each other, they then got to know each other a little better.
Don't miss a single story! Add us as a Preferred Source in Google for all your television news
There were chats in the pub and the coffee shop, as the households began sussing each other out. But before they knew it, it was time to vote.
A member of each household had to meet Graham in the village square. As the other contestants peered out of their living room windows, they took it in turns to place a FOR SALE board outside the cottage of the household they wanted out.
The Kandolas and Samra ended up receiving the most votes, meaning they are out of the show.
The Neighbourhood’s new family the Campbell Grahams
The Neighbourhood’s newest residents are the Campbell Grahams.
Mum Donna, 43, is a firefighter. Her 20-year-old daughter Thai works in hospitality and catering. Donna is married to youth mentor and sports coach, Ken, 43.
Donna describes their blended family unit as full of fun and banter and says their only strategy is to be themselves.
Ken adds: “We’re good at different things. I’m good at socialising – I try to talk to everyone that I see.
“I’m non-judgemental, I don’t care who you are, what you do, I can just be friends with you – something like that could probably help in a situation like this. Thai is similar as well.”
The family have big plans for the £250,000 prize pot if they win. They want to move to Thailand and Ken wants to open an English chip shop!
However, upon hearing his plan, Thai said: “Oh my God – no one is going there, I’ll tell you that for free! It’s going to have one star on the food rating.”
Eek!
