Rylan Clark favourite to host Big Brother reboot as it 'returns next year'

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Chloe Burrows has shown an interest in entering the Big Brother house.The popular reality show ended in 2018 but is reported to be making a return to our screens next year on ITV.Although the premise of the show features regular members of the public living together, that hasn't stopped Love Island finalist Chloe from making it known she'd be keen to go in the house.This week, Chloe took to Twitter to tell her 127.9K followers she was "put on this earth" to enter the show.She tweeted: "I know what I was put on this earth to do… to go on Big Brother and win it."People were quick to respond to the 25-year-old's tweet showing their support for her to enter the Big Brother house.One person commented: "If you’re not on Big Brother then I’m protesting."Someone else added: "Hahaha go Chlo!!!! Will support you all the way."While a third said: "Yes!!!!! This would make me watch."Another follower commented: "It’s not what we need but it’s what we all deserve."The popular reality show was presented by Davina McCall and first aired in 2000 on Channel 4 before it moved to Channel 5 in 2011 with series two winner Brian Dowling hosting the show until it was taken over by Emma Willis.Speaking about its rumoured return, a source told The Sun that putting Big Brother on ITV2 will "open it up" to a new and younger audience.They said: "They are really keen on getting the deal done on Big Brother, and hope to have something firm to announce soon. The talks are still at an early, and delicate, stage and the next few weeks will be key."It needs the full treatment and they're confident they are the ones who can return it to its legendary former glory.

 This Morning presenter Alison Hammond, 47, tipped her ITV colleague Rylan Clark, 33, to be Big Brother’s next presenter after new reports that the series will return.

Big Brother - the daddy of reality TV shows - could be back on UK television by next year, and one celebrity super fan can't wait.Rylan Clark, who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2013 and then hosted spin-off show Big Brother's Bit on the Side, has sent fans of the show wild with a cryptic tweet exchange.After news broke that ITV2 are possibly in talks to revive the reality show in autumn 2023 in a non-celebrity format (with members of the public as housemates), Rylan tweeted an emoji of a face without a mouth, implying that he was 'speechless.'Iconic Big Brother narrator Marcus Bentley replied to his friend with: "OMG Rylan - you're a terrible tease."To which Rylan replied: "Love you." That set fans off, with one excited user saying: "This exchange is just making me so bloody excited!!""Hope to see you hosting if it does happen ! 15," a second user saidA third fan begged: "Come on tell us the goss you been in talks with itv and said yes about a certain show."BB super fan Rylan has openly advocated for the return of the show, which originally ran on Channel 4 from 2000 to 2010 and on Channel 5 from 2011 to 2018.In January this year, E4 screened a recent Australian version of Celebrity Big Brother featuring Caitlyn Jenner and Thomas Markle Jr. Following the announcement, Rylan tweeted: "Amazing news...

Read more: When Ant and Dec paid television homage to a classic 1970s episode of the Likely Lads While the following year, Liberty X star Michelle Heaton, from Gateshead, entertained viewers when she entered the Big Brother house for the 2006 series of Celebrity Big Brother, a show saw celebrities participate in the show opposed to ordinary members of the public. However, current rumoured plans for the new series won't feature celebs and will go back to its original roots with ordinary members of the public, the Mirror reports.

Big Brother then you might be in luck, because the iconic reality show is said to be making a return. Big Brother aired for the final time in November 2018 after Channel 5 announced that the nineteenth series would be the last. The final series saw Cameron Cole became the youngest housemate ever to win in an emotional goodbye after 18 years on air.

Big Brother is reportedly set to return to our screens next year. However, there is one major twist as the show will be aired on a completely different channel.The Sun reports that ITV bosses are in talks to bring back the iconic reality show that features members of the general public who have never met each other before in a house.Bosses are thought to be considering the series on ITV2 in 2023 after dating show Love Island has aired.An insider has told the publication: "ITV is the home of big appointment telly.

Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two presenter Rylan Clark spoke to Express.co.uk about his ITV colleague Alison Hammond at the Boots No7 Pro Derm Scan launch party last week. While the star said he was glad to see Alison front and centre on a Friday hosting This Morning alongside Dermot O'Leary, he maintained it “should have happened years ago”.Rylan, 33, has made several This Morning appearances and has also spent time in the Big Brother House, which is where Alison, 47, first found her fame in 2002.Meanwhile, Rylan got his start ten years ago on the ninth series of The X Factor, and has recently revealed that he will be releasing a book entitled 10 to celebrate a decade of working in the showbiz industry. When quizzed about whether he’d host the X Factor if it ever returned, he replied: “But I love Derm.