Big Brother 'fix' claims as fans pick up AJ Odudu's one-word reaction to double eviction

Big Brother stars Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan have announced they've dropped their "platonic" label and are finally acknowledging their budding romance. During the six weeks they spent in the house, the pair formed a close bond which took a steamy turn with a series of steamy smooches in the hot tub.

Big Brother’s Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan have opened up on their plans after leaving the famous house - including a possible reunion show in Benidorm. Jordan, 26, has decided to ditch his job as a lawyer after scooping the £100,000 prize for winning the ITV reboot of the iconic reality programme earlier this month. And he exclusively told OK! he would now like to get back in front of the camera, adding: “I mean, I’ll do anything.” Meanwhile, Jordan also revealed that Henry, his love interest from this year’s series, had already spent the night at his house...

Josie Gibson, who's currently in the jungle for I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, made a cheeky confession about her time on This Morning. Chatting with Hollyoaks star Nick Pickard, Josie admitted that she loves getting ready for her appearances on This Morning, but also confessed that she has presented the show feeling a bit rough after a big night out.

This Morning has sent a simple one-word response to Josie Gibson as she made a confession about her time on the show while on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The presenter is among the initial ten campmates who have headed Down Under to take part in the ITV reality show.

As the 2023 series of Big Brother was a huge success among viewers, bringing drama, emotional scenes and solid friendships, many may be wondering how they would be in with a chance of appearing in the next season.The iconic return of the show saw Jordan Sangha take home the winning title, along with a very nice sum of money in the form of £100,000.This was the first series to air on ITV and followed after Channel 5’s instalment which was hosted by Emma Willis, which ended in 2018. Following the shows huge success, it has already been confirmed for another series and the applications have officially opened.

Big Brother stars from the 2023 series reunited to celebrate Jordan being crowned the winner on Friday night. Jordan was announced as winner of Big Brother 2023 and took home the whopping £100,000 prize - beating housemates Noky, Yinrun, Henry and runner-up Olivia. After the winner was revealed, the housemates glammed up to attend a swanky party to celebrate.

Big Brother fans have crowed Jordan as the winner of 2023 series. Following Matty's shock exit from the house earlier this week, Henry, Jordan, Noky, Olivia and Yinrun were confirmed as the show's finalists, with one housemate set to be crowned champ during tonight’s show. Housemate Noky finished in fifth place, after facing multiple evictions and left the Big Brother house with a huge smile on her face.

Tonight's Big Brother saw Tom and Jenkin evicted from the house after they and Jordan were transferred to a secret room, before facing the public vote. Surviving the vote, Jordan returned to the house on Tuesday, 14 November, much to the shock of their fellow housemates, who believed they had been evicted with the other two.

Sunday night's Big Brother took a rather steamy turn as Jordan and Henry shared a kiss while relaxing in the hot tub.The pair had been involved in something of a love triangle since entering the house, with Jordan appearing unsure between Henry and Matty - but it seems he has now made his decision. Recent weeks have seen the pair refer to each other as "husband" and share a few kisses, until Jordan told Henry that he only had platonic feelings for him.

Big Brother continued on Sunday following an explosive double eviction which saw Chanelle voted out by the public before Trish, who had been tipped to win the ITV reality series, was also booted from the house.

Big Brother contestant Trish Balusa has apologised for "very concerning" remarks she posted on social media before she went on the reality TV series. The 33-year-old was slammed when her comments - alleged to be homophobic and racist - emerged online.

Chanelle and Trish were both evicted from the Big Brother house in a shock double elimination. Olivia, Jenkin, Chanelle, Noky and Trish all faced the public vote after receiving the most nominations from their fellow housemates and viewers were able to vote for who they wanted to leave the house via the Big Brother app.

Hot on the heels of Big Brother’s highly successful return to our screens this year, ITV have officially announced that Celebrity Big Brother will also be returning to TV screens in 2024. The show will once again see a cast of famous faces take up residence in the Big Brother house to take part in weekly nominations and challenges as cameras capture their every move.

The SAG-AFTRA strike is finally over after 118 days.

Five Big Brother housemates are to face the public vote this week in a double live eviction. Olivia, Jenkin, Chanelle, Noky and Trish have received the most nominations from their fellow housemates and will face a potential eviction.

More than a thousand viewers have complained to Ofcom about “the behaviour” of Big Brother housemates.

Big Brother meets The Hunger Games in Sunday night's extended episode, as the housemates go head-to-head to head for a chance at being immune from this week's nominations.Tonight's episode has been extended by 15 minutes and will finish at 10:15, with some dramatic scenes predicted as the house is still left reeling after Friday night's double eviction saw Paul and Dylan booted from the house. Following the dramatic eviction, Big Brother has transformed the house into The Hunger Games with housemates becoming 'tributes' who will compete against one another in a series of challenges.

After weeks of juggling a will-they-won’t-they romance, Big Brother star Jordan finally appeared to bring an end to the ongoing ‘love triangle’ between himself, Henry and Matty, as he brutally dumped Henry on Friday night’s episode. The 26-year-old lawyer has enjoyed a complicated relationship with both Matty and Henry ever since the rebooted version of Big Brother returned to our screens last month, with both stars having expressed an interest in him.

The first double eviction of the Big Brother series was as dramatic as expected as Paul and Dylan were voted out by the public - making them the fifth and sixth contestants to leave the house. Paul was first to go and after giving a brief hug to his housemates, he exited via the iconic Big Brother eye to a crowd of boos, followed Dylan close behind. Speaking on Big Brother: Late & Live, Paul said: "We all did wind each other up".

When Big Brother first returned to our screens last month after a five year absence, viewers at home were delighted to once again be introduced to a new batch of contestants who would be duking it out for a coveted cash prize. But while drama and intrigue were to be expected as several distinctive personalities clashed, one thing many fans hadn’t anticipated was a love triangle forming between three of the show’s contestants Matty, Jordan and Henry.