Celebrity Big Brother Australia

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Celebrity Big Brother Australia

First series (2002)

Housemates Name Entered Exited       Dylan Lewis Day 1 Day 24 Jay Laga'aia Day 16  Day 24    Kyle Sandilands Day 1  Day 23    Sara-Marie Fedele Day 1  Day 20    Gabby Milgate Day 6  Day 18    Kimberley Cooper Day 1  Day 16    Adriana Xenides Day 1  Day 13    Warwick Capper Day 9  Day 12    Imogen Bailey Day 1  Day 11    Anthony Mundine Day 1  Day 9    Vanessa Wagner Day 1  Day 9    Winner Runner-up Evicted Removed and Disqualified

Celebrity Big Brother was a celebrity edition of Big Brother Australia, and aired for 23 days, starting on July 8, 2002 and ending on August 12, 2002. A proportion of the profits from Eviction votes went to charities. This was the only series of Celebrity Big Brother that was made as a part of the Big Brother Australia format. Cameras did not film housemates in bedrooms or the bathroom. This series used the same house from Big Brother 2002, which itself used the house from Big Brother 2001, but slightly remodelled.

Several guest housemates appeared briefly in the series on only a temporary basis. These included: Gabby Millgate (Australian comedienne), Carla Bonner (Neighbours Actress), Red Symons (from Skyhooks and Hey Hey It's Saturday) and Warwick Capper (former Australian Football League player). Warwick Capper was ejected from the house for flashing his penis at Kimberley Cooper during an argument. Bert Newton made a guest appearance at one point, without becoming a housemate.

[edit] Nominations table

The first housemate in each box was nominated for two points, and the second housemate was nominated for one point.

[edit] Total number of nominations

Note 1: Gabby was immune to nominations for a week because she was a new housemate.

Note 2: Warwick was removed from the House for exposing himself to female housemates.

Note 3: As Jay was a new housemate, he was exempt from nominations for one week.