‘Big Brother’ will reopen its doors to a brand new batch of housemates next month, kicking off with a launch spread over two nights.
The 14th series of the reality series starts on Thursday 5 June with a special premiere hosted by Emma Willis, followed the a second launch event the following evening.
This set-up echoes last year's format which saw the 14 housemates enter the ‘BB’ compound over the course of two nights. we are expecting the same to happen this time around.
Emma Willis is due to present the new series of 'Big Brother'
Channel 5 have already confirmed that this year’s series will have a ‘Power Trip’ theme - following on from last year’s ‘Secrets and Lies’ - which will see the contestants battling it out for positions of power and control.
Bosses have also promised a shocking twist, which will be revealed by presenter Emma Willis on the first launch night.
Another change to this year’s series is that Luisa Zissman - who got us all talking with her antics in the ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ back in January - will be joining the presenting team as a permanent panelist on ‘Big Brother’s Bit On The Side’.
Sam Evans won 'BB' last year
Last year’s series was won by Sam Evans, a Wales-born stock assistant in a department store who was born with 70-80% hearing loss.
After winning the series he told Metro that he’d be donating a quarter of his £100,000 prize fund to charity and returning to his day job, though he has since done a naked photo-shoot with Gay Times magazine.
Since then two celebrity editions of the show have taken place, won by 'Geordie Shore' star Charlotte Crosby and comedian Jim Davidson.
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