The 2026 season of Big Brother Australia has already served its first eviction, with 29-year-old Queensland IT salesman Harmon becoming the first housemate to be sent packing.
And, truthfully, we can’t say we’re entirely surprised. Having described himself as someone who “likes to push people buttons,” Harmon made little secret of his penchant for stirring the pot. From stealing pantry staples, including coffee and salt, to deliberately ruffling his fellow housemates’ feathers, his antics were always likely to land him in hot water.
However, his eviction was hardly a foregone conclusion, particularly given that his fellow nominees, Kyrah and Ebony, have been embroiled in a feisty feud of their own.
The tension between the pair stemmed from Ebony’s controversial remarks about household chores and her fellow contestants, whereby she dismissed cleaning as “peasant work” and referred to other housemates as “hobos” and “peasants”.
Her comments prompted fellow contestant Charity to pull her aside, and although Ebony apologised, her attitude has left some of the BB housemates reeling.
Kyrah, in particular, has been unwilling to let Ebony’s behaviour slide, with the pair engaging in several heated exchanges since. Yet, despite their increasingly fraught relationship, both managed to survive the first eviction, leaving Harmon as the season’s first evictee, with 13 housemates now left in the house.
Below, we’re tracking every housemate who has been evicted so far. Check back each week as we continue updating the list — because in the BB house this season, no one is safe. Big Brother continues tonight at 7:30pm AEDT on Channel 10.
Who Was Evicted From Big Brother Australia?
Harmon
IT salesman, 29, QLD
Someone has to be first, and this year, that unfortunate honour fell to 29-year-old Harmon, who became the first housemate evicted from the Big Brother Australia 2026 house.
Following his departure, Harmon told host Mel Tracina that if he could sum up his experience in one word, it would be “turbulent.” However, it seems he has few regrets about his time in the house.
Speaking in a video shared to Big Brother’s official Instagram page, Harmon admitted that despite a “slow start,” he eventually found his feet. “I kind of got into my groove and just did what I do, and try to make it fun for myself by…creating a bit of chaos.”
As for his controversial coffee theft antics? Harmon seemed shocked at his housemates theatrics, suggesting they had overreacted and simply needed to “drink some water and get over it.” Despite finding himself on the chopping block alongside Ebony, Harmon also revealed that he’s backing his former fellow nominee to take out the crown this season.
