Joana Sobral was expelled from Big Brother All Stars
on September 20, 2026, after securing just 15% of votes, becoming the second contestant to leave the show.
The second week of Big Brother All Stars
concluded with Joana Sobral’s departure, marking her as the second contestant expelled from the reality show. Sobral, who had previously reached the final of Big Brother 2023, expressed mixed emotions about her exit, stating that it might be silly, but she had a dream yesterday that she would leave and she believed in her universe and felt it was the time. She thought nothing happens by chance and that she’s out because, maybe, she doesn’t identify as much or isn’t what the people outside want to see and she has to respect that. Her comments were shared during a live conversation with host Maria Botelho Moniz, as reported by Noticiasaominuto.
Voting Drama and Exit Metrics
The elimination was determined by a public vote, with Sobral receiving 15% of the total votes. Francisco Monteiro narrowly secured his place with 42%, while Miguel Vicente followed with 36%. Catarina Miranda and Diogo Marcelino faced a final showdown, with Marcelino winning 20% to Sobral’s 15%, according to IOL. The results highlighted a closely contested voting race, with only a 5% difference separating Sobral and Marcelino.
Sobral’s exit came after a challenging stint in the house, where she described the experience as it was very intense, really. It was difficult, but it was a mix of feelings. I loved the group, the choice was amazing, we are completely different people, but at the same time, it’s a lot of shouting, sometimes there’s a lot of disrespect, as noted by Nova Gente. Her departure follows the earlier exit of David Maurício and Teresa, who was removed for throwing a glass at a fellow contestant.
New Entrant and Group Dynamics
Following Sobral’s exit, Daniela Santos entered the house as the new contestant. Her arrival disrupted existing group dynamics, particularly with Catarina Miranda, who refused to greet her upon entry. This moment was later highlighted on social media, underscoring the ongoing tensions within the household, as reported by Noticiasaominuto.
The show’s format continues to generate public engagement, with viewers actively participating in weekly eliminations. Sobral’s exit sets the stage for new conflicts and alliances as the competition progresses.