Big Brother reveals major change ahead of 25th anniversary on ITV
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Big Brother is set for a huge shake-up ahead of its milestone next series on ITV. The world-famous social experiment first aired on ITV last year after five years off screens, with previous hosts being Channel 5 and Channel 4 before that. Since then, we’ve had three iconic series, with Jordan Sangha and Ali Bromley clinching victory in the civilian editions, while David Potts was the runaway star in Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year.
With a second edition of CBB already confirmed for 2025, it has now been confirmed that the series will take place in a brand-new location. It’s believed Celebrity Big Brother will air from April 14 to May 2, with hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best also returning.
However, the iconic house we’ve watched housemates laugh, cry, argue, and even kiss inside for the past two years will be no more. Previously, Big Brother aired from Garden Studios in Harlesden in West London. But it’s now been reported by The Sun that the BB compound will be rebuilt elsewhere in London in time for spring.
When Big Brother first hit screens, it was based in Bow in East London. It then moved to Elstree, Borehamwood, in 2002, where it remained until 2018 when it was demolished after Cameron Cole’s winning series. The new house build will come just in time for a special milestone in BB’s history.