Big Brother's Kerry's iconic Deal Or No Deal appearance revealed with big money win

Cast your mind back to 2016, when a fresh faced Joel Dommett decided to head into the Australian jungle to compete in the 16th series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Arguably, his stint on one of the most watched and beloved ITV shows (where he finished in second place to Gogglebox's Scarlett Moffatt) was his breakthrough moment in terms of accessing a wider audience - but before his trip Down Under, Joel had already been pretty successful. From his early work in Casualty and The Golden Hour to his stand-up hustle that saw him perform gigs all around the world, the 38 year old's latest career highlight is in the form of BBC's revival of Survivor - the iconic reality show that sees a group of contestants become castaway as they try and fend for themselves in an isolated location.

Big Brother's live eviction shows give housemates a chance to get an idea of how they're being perceived by the public while on the show, with the eliminations being the only time they get to interact with the outside world. Finding out whether they're loved or hated by viewers can be tough, as controversial housemate Kerry Riches found out during the second live eviction. The NHS manager, 40, was left devastated when the entire audience could be heard chanting "get Kerry out" and she later admitted that being booed had made her feel "rubbish" in the diary room as she began to wonder about how her loved ones were being impacted.

Roxanne Pallett made a name for herself in the soap world when she was cast as Jo Stiles in the ITV soap, Emmerdale.The 40 year old joined the show in 2005, and remained a staple character until 2008, when she decided to leave the Yorkshire Dales for good. During her stint on the show, Roxanne enjoyed plenty of good press, including nominations for several awards. From Sexiest Female, Best Storyline, and Best Actress at The British Soap Awards, the Inside Soap Awards, and the TV Quick Awards, respectively, Roxanne also enjoyed plenty of juicy plots to dig her teeth into.

A Big Brother contestant revealed she felt “a bit rubbish” after hearing live crowds chanting her name outside the reality show’s location.

Big Brother's Kerry had her own "delusional" theory about why the audience shouted "get Kerry out" during the live eviction. Friday night's live show saw model Zak become the second housemate to be evicted by the public, after the went up against food critic Henry.

The Big Brother reboot has been taking over our lives as of late - and if we're being honest - we're not about to change that any time soon. Since the fresh batch of new housemates entered the iconic Big Brother house earlier this month, plus new hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best took to the job like a duck to water, our evenings have been filled with enormous amounts of entertainment.

Big Brother's Kerry has said sorry after being warned about using 'offensive and outdated' language. On Sunday night's live show, Kerry used the term gay in a negative way. Kerry was left frustrated when her mattress was hidden by her housemates, who had told her the public had voted for her to lose it.

Big Brother contestant Kerry has been slammed online after using an 'awful' and 'outdated' term in order to express her frustration during a live broadcast.

Big Brother host AJ Odudu has revealed her growing admiration for one particular housemate on the ITV2 show. The object of her attention is Jordan Lloyd, a 26 year old lawyer from North Lincolnshire, who recently celebrated his birthday in the house. Jordan has become a favourite amongst viewers with his dry humour, clever quips, unique shirt collection, and the way he finds happiness in his own unhappiness.

Kerry Riches, one of the current housemates in the 2023 Big Brother reboot, has been receiving a slew of backlash following her "higher tax bracket" comments during a recent episode of the iconic reality show.The controversy comes after 40 year old Kerry was having a conversation with her fellow housemates, food writer Henry, model Zak and barman, Jenkin about the average salaries of MPs in comparison to the average UK wage. After stating that MPs "don't get paid that much," 25 year old Henry stepped in to dispute Kerry's statement, sharing that they make between £60,000 to £70,000 a year.

The Big Brother reboot dropped on our screens last Sunday, and thanks to the new set of housemates, fans of the iconic reality show have enjoyed some serious drama, wholesome moments, and of course - heaps of laughter. However, one housemate in particular has made quite the impression on viewers: 40 year old senior NHS manager Kerry Riches.

Big Brother fans are comparing contestant Hallie, 18, to the show's former contestant Nikki Grahame, with many even accusing her of 'putting on an act' to be more like the late star. Reality TV royalty Nikki shot to fame after appearing on Big Brother in 2006. She quickly became a fan favourite, with viewers entertained by her dramatic meltdowns, including her famous 'Who is she?' rant in the diary room.

Farida became the first housemate to be evicted from this year's Big Brother following an ongoing feud with contestant Kerry. During her short but sweet time in the house, make-up artist Farida, 50, clashed with NHS manager Kerry, 40, on numerous occasions.

Farida and Kerry are the first Big Brother housemates up for eviction and could be leaving the house during the first live eviction on Friday night. After only living together for a few days the housemates each had to decide who to nominate with Kerry and Farida receiving the most votes.

Big Brother 2023's first housemate fallout is well and truly on. In Thursday 12 October's episode, which airs at 9pm on ITV2, the 16 contestants are still busy with the opening shopping task of the series - known as Big Bros Ltd. Fire warden Jordan slept in his uniform just incase the Big Brother house's alarm was set off, and the new day actually turns out to be his birthday.

Big Brother has returned, which means for the next six weeks, we'll be pretty much unavailable most evenings.The iconic reality show aired on Sunday after a five year hiatus, but now it's back and bigger than ever. With two new presenters - Strictly's AJ Odudu and Dance Dance Dance's Will Best - plus a fresh batch of new housemates, just as we expected, there's been laughs, tears, and a whole load of drama. One housemate in particular - Olivia Young - has caused quite a stir already, mainly thanks to the bizarre #salmongate chaos, plus being the first contestant up for eviction in a shocking new twist.

Monday's Big Brother saw Hallie Clarke come out to her housemates as a transgender woman, later revealing that if she won the series she would spend the £100,000 prize money on completing her transition. 18 year old Hallie's admission left viewers emotional, with many sharing that they're already backing her to win the series.

After five years away from our screens, Big Brother made its highly anticipated return last night as viewers tuned in to see 16 housemates enter the iconic house. Fronted by presenters AJ Odudu and Will Best, the new series of the ITV show saw individuals from all walks of life, including an NHS manager to a lawyer, swap their day-to-day lives for what could be a six week stint in the new and improved Big Brother house. However, for some of the housemates a stint in the Big Brother house isn’t the first taste of life in front of the TV cameras, and some contestants have racked up stints on different TV shows in the past.

Big Brother has made its long-awaited return as sixteen new housemates have entered the house.

Big Brother returned to UK screens for the first time in five years, but the iconic reality show failed to premiere with a big bang for ITV.