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Big Brother UK 2024: Release date, hosts, Housemates, Trailer, & what to Expect from the Upcoming Season

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Big Brother UK is making a thrilling return with its highly anticipated 2024 season, and fans couldn't be more excited! The announcement during the Love Island 2024 live final confirmed that the show will be back on ITV, sporting a vibrant new look for its iconic eye logo, now set against a bright yellow background. 

This revitalized version of the series promises to deliver all the drama, intrigue, and unexpected twists that viewers love, following the show's successful comeback in 2023.

With the recent conclusion of Celebrity Big Brother, which crowned David Potts as its first winner, anticipation is building for what lies ahead in the civilian series. As a new group of housemates prepares to enter the famed Big Brother house, speculation about their identities and the challenges they will face is heating up.

Find out everything we know about Big Brother UK 2024, including its hosting lineup, potential housemates, and the exhilarating surprises awaiting fans. The excitement is palpable, and you won't want to miss a moment as we unveil more thrilling details leading up to the show's launch! Stay tuned for ongoing updates as new information becomes available.

Release date & Where to Watch

While an exact release date for Big Brother 2024 hasn't been confirmed, the series is set to return in October on ITV2 and ITVX. 

This season, ITVX will offer a 24/7 live stream, allowing fans to stay connected with the housemates around the clock. 

Plot

Contestants on Big Brother face the ultimate challenge: surviving long enough to navigate the drama, win over the public vote, and ultimately emerge as the champion. Winning the show can be life-changing, as victors not only gain immense public attention but also take home a cash prize of £100,000. 

However, as previous seasons have demonstrated, you don’t need to win to become a true Big Brother star; many contestants have found fame and success regardless of their final standing in the competition.

Big Brother 2024 Hosts 

AJ Odudu and Will Best will return as hosts for Big Brother 2024, following their successful debut in the 2023 reboot. The dynamic duo will continue to handle hosting duties on the main show, engage with housemates about the latest happenings, and oversee live evictions.

Alongside them, the legendary Marcus Bentley, known as the original voice of Big Brother UK, is anticipated to return as the series' narrator. 

Big Brother UK 2024 Housemates 

While it's too early to confirm the contestants for Big Brother 2024 this autumn, we will update this guide as soon as ITV reveals the names of the housemates. Keep checking back for the latest details on who will be entering the house.

Official Trailer

The new trailer for Big Brother, released on Friday, September 13, features adorable guinea pigs exploring their new surroundings in the house. As these fluffy little critters create a mess, the camera reveals hosts AJ and Will observing their antics. Check out the trailer below to see this delightful addition to the Big Brother experience!

This summer, ITV released a teaser trailer for Big Brother 2024, showcasing the new marbled paint logo resembling an eye. Launched in July, the teaser confirmed the show's return to ITV2 this autumn and featured a brief rendition of the iconic theme tune composed by Paul Oakenfold.

Where is the Big Brother 2024 House?

The Big Brother 2024 house is expected to be filmed at the same location as the 2023 series, specifically at Garden Studios in West London. Established in 2020, Garden Studios features a custom set designed for the show, which includes a brand-new house, a garden area, and a stage where hosts Will and AJ welcome the housemates and greet them after their eviction.

Who won Big Brother 2023? 

Lawyer Jordan Sangha from Scunthorpe was named the winner of Big Brother 2023 during the live final on Nov. 17, 2023. Hosts AJ and Will announced the victory, highlighting that nearly six million votes were cast by the public to determine the winner. "I haven't the foggiest idea [why they voted for me], but I'm delighted they did," Jordan expressed. "The money will be nice, won't it?"



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