‘Big Brother’ Legend Dr. Will Kirby Breaks Down ‘All-Stars’ Final 3, Pre-Game Alliance Rumors and More

I'm a Celebrity... Get me Out of Here! looks different for many reasons and lots of changes have been made.One of which includes a brand new secret mission featuring The Jester painting named Dave — he spoke to new campmates Ruthie Henshall and Russell Watson and tasked them with tricking their fellow celebrities.If the pair were successful in their trickery, they could win all of the camp's luxury items.It started when Ruthie was in the courtyard washing clothes.

Calum Best and Michael Griffiths returning, but they’ll be joined by a who’s who of reality TV legends like Love Island stars Amy Hart and Megan Barton-Hanson and Big Brother icon Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace.And although the show has traded in its typical sandy paradise for London city life, there will still be dating drama aplenty as the dreaded Tablet of Terror stirs things up.He didn't find love on Celebrity Ex on the Beach but will Love Islander Michael fare better in the city?Is there any

Big Brother alum Dani Briones issued a public apology after coming under fire for her actions during this summer’s All-Stars season.“I want to apologize for any and all comments that I made that offended anyone while on Big Brother.

After announcing her pregnancy in September, Kate Lawler has revealed she is having a baby girl with her fiancé Martin.The former Big Brother star, who recently cradled her baby bump as she stepped out, announced the special news with a video on Instagram.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles had an infamously tumultuous relationship—complete with an even more infamous breakup and divorce. The couple married in July 1981 and had formally separated by 1992.

Rachel Reilly and Brendon Villegas exclusively revealed to Us Weekly the name of their newborn after welcoming their second child earlier this week.Reilly, 36, tells Us that her son’s name is Adler Mateo Villegas, who joins the Big Brother alums’ daughter Adora, 4. The North Carolina native— who gave birth to her infant on Wednesday, November 11 — also detailed her “super hard and scary” labor.“At one point I was on oxygen and it lasted longer than my birth with Adora,” she explains.

Pete Bennett won Big Brother back in 2006, and in the 14 years since the series aired the star looks very different.The 38 year old rose to fame on the hit show and managed to also win the £100,000 prize money. However, those of you who remember the star from back in the day will also remember his sticking appearance.

Twitter. «Rachel and our baby boy are both healthy and doing well.

After Donald Trump was projected to have won Florida in the 2020 election and the Democratic candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden, underperformed in Miami-Dade County, which has the deepest concentration of Hispanic voters in the state, including Cuban Americans, there's been a fair amount of media speculation about why Biden struggled with the Latinx vote in Florida.

Big Brother: All-Stars pre-jury members may not cast a vote for the winner of the season, but it doesn’t mean fans don’t want to know what they think of how the game will end.Us Weekly asked the first five players evicted – Keesha Smith, Nicole Anthony, Janelle Pierzina, Kaysar Ridha and Bayleigh Dayton – who they’d like to see win (or deserves to win) out of the final three left.While Nicole Franzel hasn’t exactly left the best impression on some of the pre-jurors, she is a former winner, which

Big Brother: All-Stars season 22 finale approaches, the focus becomes which finalist – Cody Calafiore, Nicole Franzel or Enzo Palumbo – played the best game and deserves to win $500,000.Us Weekly reached out to tons of BB alums – including five former winners in Lisa Donahue (season 3), Jun Song (season 4), Rachel Reilly (season 13), Andy Herren (season 15) and Josh Martinez (Season 19) – to get their winner picks.A case can be made for all three players left.

Big Brother: All-Stars houseguests just went through quite the season, so of course fans are wondering whether they’ll ever see any of these faces again.Us Weekly asked each player during their eviction (or in Cody Calafiore‘s case, winner) interviews if they’re interested in ever returning to the game.While some players, like Kaysar Ridha and Da’Vonne Rogers, are open to returning, others like Daniele Briones (née Donato) and Tyler Crispen may be done for good.“I will never play Big Brother