Big Brother's back! ITV confirms iconic show's return with teaser trailer in Love Island final

This Morning viewers have called upon ITV bosses to appoint Vernon Kay and Rochelle Humes as full-time hosts on the daytime show.Vernon and Rochelle have stepped in to present This Morning this week as regular duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield enjoy a long break from the show with their summer holiday.Vernon and Rochelle have joined a number of presenters such as Dermot O'Leary, Alison Hammond, Josie Gibson and Craig Doyle filling in for Holly and Phil.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby wows fans with rare snap of lookalike son as she shares odd food habitSoon, Ruth Langsford and Rylan Clark will take the reins, but this week it's Vernon and Rochelle taking the lead on This Morning.It's clear they've been a hit with the viewers at home, because many called for them to be bumped up to full-time hosts on Twitter whilst the show is on air.Some have even gone as far to beg bosses to replace the main hosts.

THIS YEAR'S Love Islanders will be back on your screens in a matter of days for a huge reunion, here is who could be there... Love Island is far from over as this year's cast meet up again outside of the Villa. The original 2022 cast will be joined by ALL the bombshells, even the Casa Amor cast, which could make for some very tense moments.

Alison Hammond surprised fans with a top featuring a cheeky slogan as she enjoys a holiday. The This Morning star, who hosts alongside Dermot O’Leary, finished up on the show for the summer just over a week ago. She and Dermot had enjoyed two weeks on the sofa filling in for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield before taking a break themselves.

AS ITV plot to revamp Big Brother ready for its comeback next year, here’s what changes viewers could expect. Legendary housemate Rylan Clark told how he was “praying” for the series to be inspired by other countries. It’s hoped the show will return bigger and better than ever before after a five-year hiatus.

HEARING the iconic sounds of the Big Brother theme tune blaring out during an ad break of the Love Island final has got me – and probably the rest of the nation – chomping at the bit. The reality show is coming back and I just cannot wait. For my sins, I endured TWO stints in the Celebrity Big Brother House.

RYLAN Clark has broken his silence on his 'return' to Big Brother - and revealed whether or not he will host the ITV reboot. The former X Factor star took to Twitter to confirm that he had "not been asked to host the show" as he insisted it was "very early days" after the announcement the popular reality show would return. Rylan, 33, had been pipped by fans to be top of the list to become the host of the new series, which is due to hit screens in 2023.

ITV will bring Big Brother back next year — confirming its return with a teaser in an ad break during last night’s Love Island final. The Sun exclusively revealed four months ago that the cult reality TV show was set to be rebooted after a five year hiatus.

Big Brother fans were beside themselves when the news broke that the show WILL be making a big TV return. The reality TV programme aired for a whopping 18 years in the UK, on both Channel 4 and Channel 5, until it was axed in 2018.

Big Brother will be returning to our screens. The show's return was revealed in epic fashion during the ad break of the dramatic Love Island final last night.

Big Brother fans were over the moon last night when it was confirmed that the show will return next year.

Big Brother will return to screens next year after finding a new home at ITV.The reality TV show aired for 18 years in the UK until it was axed in 2018. Now, following a five-year hiatus, it will return in 2023 on ITV2 and new streaming platform ITVX.The news was announced in a promotional video that aired during the series finale of Love Island on ITV2.A cast of “carefully selected housemates from all walks of life” will live with each other for up to six weeks in the iconic Big Brother house, which has been given a “contemporary new look”.Under constant surveillance, the housemates will take part in a number of tasks and nominations.

TV viewers, this is Sky News. You are receiving the news that Big Brother is set to return - please do not swear. Yes, after a five-year break, the seminal reality show - which sees housemates living together with no access to the outside world, cameras capturing their every move - is making a comeback after being revived by ITV.

‘Big Brother’ is returning. The iconic noughties reality television show - which saw a group of strangers live in a house on Channel 4 from 2008 to 2011 and on Channel 5 until it was axed in 2018 - is officially heading back to screens.

Ex-Celebrity Big Brother star (and host) Rylan Clark is overjoyed at the news that the hit reality show is making a comeback, and he’s even hinted that he could be fronting it. After rumours and speculation of the beloved reality show returning, ITV has confirmed the original reality TV format is launching on ITV2 next year. A new cast of housemates from across the country and all walks of life will be homed in a brand new Big Brother house, with the eyes of the nation on them across the six weeks.

Love Island: The Reunion will return this weekend.A special reunion episode, which will see the couples from the series discuss how things have gone outside the villa, will air on Sunday, August 7.Host Laura Whitmore announced Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti as the champions of the ITV2 dating show on Monday (August 1) evening.READ MORE: Love Island star reveals why Islanders 'put on a lot of weight' during ITV showThe winning lovebirds and their fellow co-stars will open up on how they've adjusted to life in the real world in the 90-minute show.The 2021 reunion episode saw Liam Reardon and Millie Court come face-to-face with Lillie Haynes on the sofa following the dramatic Casa Amor challenge.Liam famously had a fling with Lillie in the other villa but decided to stay with Millie when it came to recoupling.Lillie later told Millie and the rest of the gang that she had Liam spent some time together while they were at Casa Amor.The 2022 series may have ended by fans don't have long to wait for their next Love Island fix as a winter edition of the dating show will return next year alongside the regular summer series.Kicking off at the start of 2023, a new batch of islanders will be shipped off to South Africa in the hopes of finding their perfect match.Announcing the news, Paul Mortimer, Director of Reality Commissioning and Controller, ITV2, said: "Love Island has once again proved itself to be the nation’s favourite talking point across the summer, and we’re always blown away by the show’s ongoing impact and talkability amongst our younger audience."So, rather than just serving up a Summer of Love, we thought we’d make 2023 the Year of Love with two full series of the show."Mike Spencer, Executive Producer at

Big Brother will return to screens next year following a five-year hiatus after being revived by ITV, it has now been confirmed. The influential reality TV programme, which was shown on Channel 4 and 5 previously, aired for 18 years in the UK until it was axed in 2018.

Big Brother has found its third British home, ITV, with the network teasing the news – one of the UK TV industry’s worst kept secrets of the past few months – during the final of tonight’s Love Island season eight.

Big Brother. The show hasn’t been on TV since being axed by Channel 5 in 2018. Now producers are planning a “Big Brother for the Love Island generation” to air on ITV2 from next year.

Rylan Clark has denied being in a relationship with Ex On The Beach star Declan Doyle.The 33 year old TV presenter and reality star were rumoured to be dating, but the pair have both now taken to their individual social media pages to set the record straight. Rylan, who split from husband Dan Neal in June 2021 after six years of marriage, told his 1.5million followers that he attempted to "ignore" the reports about his romantic life, but "this isn't ok".

Rylan Clark has got some strong words for anyone claiming he is in a relationship.The DJ’s last confirmed romance was with ex-husband Dan Neal, but the pair broke up last summer after six years of marriage.Since then, rumours have swirled that the 33-year-old is dating Ex On The Beach star Declan Doyle.After being pictured sharing a kiss in the street and dining at swanky restaurant Roka, Declan went on to supposedly confirm the budding romance.In an interview on GB News in early July, Declan revealed: ‘It’s really early on, we are enjoying each other’s company, but it is going well.’However, shortly after the comments were aired, the It Takes Two host played down speculation he was no longer a single man. Speaking on his Radio 2 show, Rylan told co-host Sally Boazman (aka Sally Traffic): ‘I love it how I read in the paper and find things out about myself.’Ridiculous. pic.twitter.com/3EjbzvwNBB‘I’m single, and looking after myself,’ he insisted.Now, Rylan has gone one step further to shut down talk of love, with his PR team publishing a strong statement on the star’s Twitter account.Addressing ‘made up stories’, the tweet said: ‘We, nor Rylan, wish to comment on his private life.

Rylan Clark has got some strong words for anyone claiming he is in a relationship. The DJ’s last confirmed romance was with ex-husband Dan Neal, but the pair broke up last summer after six years of marriage. Since then, rumours have swirled that the 33-year-old is dating Ex On The Beach star Declan Doyle.