Reality TV show Big Brother is set to be relaunched on ITV next year, according to reports. Producers are said to be in talks to introduce the show on the channel in a move that will excite dedicated fans of the hit programme.
Rumoured plans suggest the series will go back to its original roots with ordinary members of the public and not celebrities however. It has been claimed bosses are contemplating airing the series on ITV2 after Love Island in Autumn 2023.
Big Brother was ground-breaking when it first launched in 2000 and ran for 18 years, first on Channel 4 and then on Channel 5, launching the careers of household names such as Jade Goody, Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson. The show, which put people in a house together and recorded them day and night, was originally presented by Davina McCall and ended in 2018, after many memorable moments.
