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Who left The Neighbourhood? All the eliminated households

Who left The Neighbourhood? All the eliminated households


Graham Norton’s brand new competition series, The Neighbourhood, returned on ITV tonight (25 April), welcoming viewers inside KeepYourEnemies Close.

But audiences weren’t the only people welcomed to the close, as so were six households, all hailing from different parts of the UK.

But after meeting one another and taking part in a buzzy challenge, it was time for the first removal of the series.

In the removal, each house will decide amongst themselves who they want to remove, before one representative was sent out in the square to declare who they have chosen.

Tonight, the Scouse Haus were immune from the first removal, meaning any of the five houses could have been eliminated – but who? Read on to find out who was removed from The Neighbourhood.

Who left The Neighbourhood?

The Kandolas and Samra

Two men and a woman stand in a town square. The men are standing behind the woman, who is slightly shorter than them. All are smiling for the camera.

The Kandolas and Samra on The Neighbourhood ITV

Members:

  • Sunita, 51, Drug & Alcohol Key Worker
  • Tony, 57, Business Development Manager
  • Ruben, 24, Sales Advisor

A blended family, the household is composed of mum Sunita, her husband Tony, and the youngest of Sunita’s three sons, Ruben.

Upon receiving the most votes from their fellow households, it was time for the Kandola Samra family to head home.

Sunita said of the family’s removal: “It’s disheartening, we didn’t want to be first out and you’re not going to get your Indian [food] now! You’ve got to look at it positively and I wish everyone the best of luck.”

She added: “It’s gutting, no one wants to be first out, but we’re obviously a threat to them.”

The Neighbourhood continues on Sunday 26 April at 9pm on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player.

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