BIG Brother has revealed its Late & Live celebrity lineup ahead of the new series.
The ITV spin-off show will be reviewing all the in-house action over the course of the 25th anniversary series.
Bringing their reality show expertise are JoJo Siwa, Oti Mabuse, Chloe Burrows, Danny Beard, David Potts, Angellica Bell and Harriet Rose.
Each will take turns in the role of the House Guest, and none will hold back with their feisty opinions.
Main show hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best will oversee the sister show too, ensuring order is kept during fiery debates.
The Big Brother: Live Stream is also making its return to screens, airing seven nights a week exclusively on ITVX.
Host Will said the opening week for this series will be like none that’s come before.
Teasing what’s to come, Will said: “This series is going to start with a bang right from the off.
“Big Brother is not messing about, Big Brother is not wasting any time.
“And even though we’ve got an extra week, it is going to be a packed series and that is genuinely starting on launch night. It’s a lot.
“We’ve blown up suitcases before but compared to what’s planned, that is child’s play.”
Fans were delighted by the iconic eye reveal last month and spotted a series of tiny eyeballs rolling around the main motif.
Now Will has revealed they’re far more important than just making up the logo.
He said: “I guess I can’t tell you too much, but the eyeballs will play a role.
“The eyeballs that you see in the promo, the little rolling eyeballs on tracks and stuff, they’re going to be integral to the first week.”
The series will run for seven weeks – but Will has revealed there’s plenty planned to keep viewers entertained.
He added: “The longest ever series was 13 weeks, so we’re still only about half of that, so there will be no danger of us running out of momentum.
“And also I know some of the kind of key twists and turns that will be happening in the first couple of weeks.
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“I think the last series is testament to the fact that the momentum will not slow.”
The final week of Big Brother 2024 saw “red witch” Ali Bromley finally make amends with the rest of the house and go on to win the series.
But the juiciest storyline to unravel was that of Hannah and Segun, with Will and AJ able to play their key footage which then sparked a mass row during the Late and Live spin-off.
Will added: “At the final, we could have easily got another week out of that series – it kind of felt almost like it was just getting started.”
“It’s just more time to get to know those people and to fall in love with them and decide that you want them out and all of those different things.
“I always say it, but trust the format. It definitely will sustain seven weeks.”
Big Brother begins tonight on ITV.
