Big Brother: Dave Graham on his eviction from the house

Kyland Young, one of six members of The Cookout alliance that ran Big Brother 23, was a little concerned when he saw so many of his former castmates on The Challenge: USA.

Big Brother contestants get paid to go on the show, especially when old favourites returned to the franchise in 2022.WATCH: Trevor Butler proposes on the Big Brother live finale in 2004From the moment it was announced that a number of Big Brother royalty would be coming back for a second stint in the house, viewers speculated that they must be getting paid handsomely.But according to new reports, iconic housemates like Tully Smyth, Anthony Drew and Tim Dormer were paid the exact same amount as the newcomers in the house in 2022.So how much do Big Brother contestants get paid? And what about the contestants on Big Brother VIP? Keep reading to find out.Time to find out how much the cast really get paid!According to multiple reports, the cast of Big Brother were paid just $120 for each day they were in the house in 2022.That’s a sweet bump from the reported $75 a day as “living away from home allowance” contestants got back in 2014, according to news.com.au.For the housemates who managed to stay in the house for a while, that can add up to a serious chunk of cash; Jaycee was evicted after 50 days in the house and would have earned an estimated $6,000.While it sounds like a pretty sweet deal, $120 each day is probably just enough to cover the housemates’ real-world expenses, including rent and bills.WATCH: Tully Smyth and Anthony Drew reunite in the Big Brother house in 2013Even the Big Brother royalty, including past winner Reggie Sorensen (formerly Bird), were only paid the $120 daily fee despite rumours they may have been offered more to return.Some past Big Brother stars allegedly did ask for huge sums of cash to come back to the show but were knocked back by Seven – or so a source tells So Dramatic.“Sara-Marie asked for

WATCH: Big Brother Back To The Future - Tully and DrewTaking to Instagram in the hours after his eviction aired, the BB star who first won fame in the 2013 season revealed he’d never return to the show again.“It took a few tries but they finally got rid of me, not before taking a few out first. This time I promise, I won’t be back,” he penned.So what was the problem? Did he dislike the new format, which has divided opinions among fans? Or perhaps he resented being back in the house with his ex, Tully?The reality TV heartthrob revealed his main frustration was actually with the Big Brother OG’s “complaining” too much in the house, especially Tully.Drew has slammed other BB Royalty for "spoiling" the game for the newbies.“There was so much constant complaining about how it wasn’t like the old days,” he told 7Entertainment.“Or they’d try to guess or spoil the surprises for the newbies that have never gone through things and… might not have expected twists, turns and how production sort of works.

Stacey Solomon shared the sweet moment her baby daughter Rose appeared to tell older brother she loved him in an adorable clip.The Loose Women star, 32, often shares videos of her four children - Zach, 13, Leighton, nine, Rex, two, and Rose, eight months - interacting with each other. But her latest clip was incredibly cute as she filmed an endearing moment between the two siblings. In the video, Rose is seen wearing a pink onesie as she crawls across the bed in search of her brother Rex, who’s asleep in his mum’s bed.

Former Big Brother star Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace says she has been having nightmares after discovering a former boyfriend has been convicted of murdering a woman.The star, who appeared on the reality show in 2006, shared her horror at finding out about the killing during a discussion in which she was asked for her view about the bid by athlete Oscar Pistorius, who shot and killed his girlfriend in 2013, to be freed from jail. Speaking to Mark Dolan on GB News she said: “Oh well it’s weird actually that this has come up because an ex of mine when I was 20, he's just recently been in the news for killing his girlfriend…wrapping her up in tarpaulin putting her on a double decker bus and throwing her in the bush.

Reality classic Big Brother could be returning to our screens in the near future, after it was reported that ITV bosses were engaged “in advanced talks” to bring back the popular series. Originally airing on Channel 4 from 2000 to 2010, the show was hosted by Davina McCall before moving over to Channel 5 until 2018, where it was helmed by Brian Dowling and Emma Willis.

As Chanelle Hayes poses hand-in-hand with her fiancé Dan Bingham on our engagement shoot, we can feel a real sense of love in the air. At the time they first met, the country was in the winter 2020 lockdown, which meant that rather than being wined and dined on romantic dates, Chanelle and Dan stayed at home eating takeaways and playing music quizzes online. Fast forward 18-months, Chanelle and Dan are preparing to celebrate their wedding! Catching up with OK!, the couple share the details of Dan’s "perfect" proposal, their plans for the big day, and why Chanelle has put her dress shopping on hold.

Kate Lawler has married her fiancé Martin "Boj" Bojtos in a gorgeous ceremony.The former Big Brother winner turned presenter has been gearing up for her wedding day for months, sharing tidbits with her fans along the way as she did all the preparations. At one point, the 42 year old star even admitted she and Boj had been in the "worst possible place" in their relationship as the stress of parenthood was getting to them just weeks before she was due to walk down the aisle. Now the reality TV beauty has finally tied the knot with her new husband in a celebration that took place in Shoreditch, London, and the pair looked happier than ever.

It's been nearly 30 years since the nation caught a glimpse into the lives of six students living in Manchester.

Big Brother 23 winner Xavier Prather and Survivor victors Tyson Apostol, Ben Driebergen and Sarah Lacina are among the 28 fan favorites who will compete on The Challenge: USA this summer on CBS.

Big Brother legend Alison Hammond has backed the return of the reality show that made her famous, admitting she’s baffled as to why it was ever cancelled.The This Morning presenter, 47, suggested politics were at play when Channel 5 axed Big Brother in 2018 after failing to reach a deal with production company Endemol Shine, despite it being consistently the most watched show on the channel. It comes as rumours continue to swirl that a revamped version of Big Brother will be coming to ITV2 soon. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Alison said: “I thought it did well, up until the end.