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Big Brother fans have slammed Hallie and labelled her on-screen apology as “fake” as she apologised to her co-stars for her tantrums and outburst the previous day when she was forced to sleep outside. As Big Brother forced some contestants to take part in a gruelling outdoor camping challenge, Hallie was less than impressed with having to eat canned food.

Pete Bennett first rose to fame after winning Big Brother in 2006 and was praised by many for raising awareness of his Tourette's syndrome on the reality TV show.

When Big Brother came back to our screens for a seventh series in 2006, one of the contestants had a very memorable entrance to the house.That was Glyn Wise, who, at the time, was an 18-year-old lifeguard wearing only a pair of swimming shorts, hoping to channel the David Hasselhoff look. As he walked past the crowd and made his way into the house, he had a mixture of cheers and boos, the same as the other 21 participants from that series.

Big Brother fans are comparing contestant Hallie, 18, to the show's former contestant Nikki Grahame, with many even accusing her of 'putting on an act' to be more like the late star. Reality TV royalty Nikki shot to fame after appearing on Big Brother in 2006. She quickly became a fan favourite, with viewers entertained by her dramatic meltdowns, including her famous 'Who is she?' rant in the diary room.

Big Brother has made a welcome return to our TV screens, with a new set of housemates set to battle it out to be crowned the winner of the ultimate social experiment. The hit reality TV show first aired in 2000 and became hugely popular with viewers, with some contestants going on to enjoy lengthy careers in the spotlight including Alison Hammond and Kate Lawler. There's been dozens of iconic moments to come out of Big Brother, from Makosi's memorable hot tub 'pregnancy' to Nikki Grahame's meme worthy meltdown, and one that we definitely can't wipe from our memory is Kinga Karolczak's wine bottle incident.

Iconic reality show Big Brother is back on TV after a five-year hiatus.

Big Brother is often considered to be the most iconic reality TV show of all time. It takes its name from the character in George Orwell's 1949 novel Nineteen Eighty-Four and has a simple premise: it follows a group of strangers living in a house fitted with cameras and microphones recording their every move for 24 hours a day.

From Cameron Stout to Brian Belo, there's been a plethora of Big Brother winners over the years. And while the show has been on a little hiatus, we're super excited for it to return on Sunday. Where else would you see a group of contestants and some serious drama unfolding after all? If, like us, you've been reminiscing about some of the old series and wondered what some former winners are up to now, we've got you covered.

“This is the perfect opportunity for us to make reality ‘real’ again,” says Peter Tierney, the commissioner who has spent the past two years overseeing ITV‘s rebooted Big Brother.

Kate Lawler has hit back at Instagram trolls who have accused her of "triggering anorexics" with photos of her body. The former Big Brother winner turned TV and radio presenter, 43, shared some holiday snaps which showed off her figure, but some of the comments turned nasty went some social media users accused her of being "too thin." Now Kate has hit out at those trolling her on social media, as she told The Sun: "If someone is on Instagram showing their curves and grabbing their rolls, it’s all, ‘You go girl, well done you! "They’re celebrated, called real women.

Ahead of Big Brother's return later this year, former contestant Simon Gross has opened up to OK! about his experience in the iconic house, which saw him become the first and only contestant booted out after just two hours. Looking back at his time on the show, Simon tells us that he feels as though he was "shortchanged" by the producers, and although he then re-entered the house two weeks later, he argues that he was robbed of the full experience.

Big Brother legend Aisleyne Horgan Wallace has revealed she spent £50,000 on surgery over the past four years, undergoing a boob job, liposuction, a laser procedure to tighten her eyelids and a bum lift. The 44-year-old reality star, who shot to fame in the 2006 series of Big Brother alongside Imogen Thomas and the late Nikki Grahame, exclusively told OK!, "I’ve spent thousands and thousands. "The bum was a supercharged BBL [Brazilian butt lift], which is implants and fat.

EMMERDALE's Gemma Oaten broke down in tears during an emotional appearance on BBC Breakfast. The 38-year-old actress and campaigner appeared on the show today to discuss eating disorders. Before appearing on the red sofa to speak with Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty, viewers were shown a VT on her work.

Big Brother bosses and new home-channel ITV are splashing out for the show's iconic return and there is set to be a major change this time around.The show was confirmed to be making a comeback after the finale episode of this year's Love Island aired when a simple message appeared showing the infamous Big Brother eye followed by a start date of 2023.ITV have confirmed they'll be building a new, standalone house for the contestants to stay in under the watchful eye of Big Brother.READ MORE: Rose Ayling-Ellis quits EastEnders role as Frankie Lewis after Strictly successThe show's executives have shortlisted potential sites for the new Big Brother house, all of which are in north London.Before news of a new house, ITV had hinted at building a temporary set within the huge Bovingdon airfield studio space in Hertfordshire for the rebooted series.A source revealed the building of a new house confirms the network are "clearly in this for the long haul".“The network plans on a successful multi-series run with Big Brother, just like Channel 4 did back in the day," the source told The Sun.The new house would remove the risk of "complicated rules and regulations of renting out a space", the source explained, before confirming it would allow the network to "pretty much do whatever they want".The original Big Brother house was situated in Bow, East London before it moved to Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire where it stayed until it was axed from Channel 5.The house was then demolished after the show's end in 2018.An insider revealed the show's bosses are “already working on designs of how they want the house to look" as they prepare for new housemates to follow in the footsteps of iconic contestants like the late Nikki Grahame, Jade

IT was the reality show juggernaut that launched the TV careers of the likes of Alison Hammond and the late Jade Goody and Nikki Grahame. But what about the Big Brother winners that won the hearts of the nation when they entered the house? With ITV2 officially announcing the return of the hit show during the Love Island final last night, we look at where all 19 of the winners are now.

‘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.

BIG Brother legends Glyn Wise and Pete Bennett reunited for a fun new video as the reality show eyes a sensational return next year. The duo shot to fame in the 2010 series, with Pete winning and Glyn finishing as runner-up.

Big Brother legend Alison Hammond has backed the return of the reality show that made her famous, admitting she’s baffled as to why it was ever cancelled.The This Morning presenter, 47, suggested politics were at play when Channel 5 axed Big Brother in 2018 after failing to reach a deal with production company Endemol Shine, despite it being consistently the most watched show on the channel. It comes as rumours continue to swirl that a revamped version of Big Brother will be coming to ITV2 soon. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Alison said: “I thought it did well, up until the end.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has opened up on the horrifying moment muggers cornered her and Nicola McLean down an alleyway after a night out.The Big Brother star, 43, and glamour model, 40, were in Soho when they ended up down an alleyway in search of their cab following a night in Freedom. According to The Sun, the pair were soon cornered by two men who attempted to grab Aisleyne's bag, but she resisted by throwing a few punches after honing her skills by training for a Celeb MMA fight. "They tried to grab my watch, tried to grab my bag.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 has extended its strategic partnership with YouTube to make 1000 hours of full Channel 4 and E4 episodes from new and popular series available to watch across Channel 4’s YouTube network in the U.K. and Ireland by the end of 2022.

Channel 4 Puts 1,000 Hours Of Shows On YouTube: British broadcaster Channel 4 has signed a deal with YouTube to put 1,000 hours of programming on the Google-owned streaming platform. The agreement expands on an existing partnership between the companies and will allow Channel 4 to sell its own advertising around the show — a first-of-its-kind deal in the UK and Europe. Shows will begin rolling out this month and include 8 Out Of 10 Cats; Location, Location, Location; Nikki Grahame: Who Is She?, SAS: Who Dares Wins and The Dog House. Selected titles will be made available 30 days after their first broadcast on Channel 4 or younger sibling network E4. Channel 4 has been following a five-year ‘Future 4’ strategy to supercharge digital revenues, and its management believes today’s deal represents a “major step” in that process.