ITV's Big Brother - How to apply for 2024 series as applications open after Jordan wins

Big Brother stars Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan have announced they've dropped their "platonic" label and are finally acknowledging their budding romance. During the six weeks they spent in the house, the pair formed a close bond which took a steamy turn with a series of steamy smooches in the hot tub.

Big Brother star Matty Simpson has revealed that he is returning to his old job, despite soaring to fame on the ITV reality show. Over the past six weeks, fans have been gripped by the new series of the show, which Jordan went on to win. During his time in the famous house, 24 year old Matty was popular with fans before he was kicked out just before the final.The doctor found himself in the middle of a love triangle between the eventual winner, Jordan, and finalist Henry.

Jordan has been crowned the winner of the 2023 Big Brother civilian series, as voted for by the public. He scooped the £100,000 jackpot, with Scots star Olivia coming second, as they left the house for the final time to a chorus of cheers from the live crowd.

The Big Brother final is looming for the five remaining housemates as they gathered for the last supper on Thursday to reflect on their time on the reality show and the friendships they have all made along the way.

Big Brother fans have argued that Henry's dog Mabel should win the series after entering the house in Thursday's episode, 16 November.The show saw the housemates receive 'seven minutes in Heaven' with Jordan being given the choice between listening to some classical music and enjoying some wine, or letting Henry spend seven minutes with his pet dog. Jordan opted to let Henry see Mabel, which left viewers delighted as they quickly became fans of the adorable pooch.

Big Brother fans were delighted to see Jordan reunited with Henry following the shock twist that one housemate would be returning to the group ahead of the final, which is just around the corner.

Big Brother viewers have been left fuming after Wednesday's episode was without the live eviction they had predicted. Following Tuesday night's double eviction, 14 November, which saw Tom and Jenkin axed from the house, show host AJ Odudu told viewers that another eviction would hit the house before Friday's final.

Tonight's Big Brother saw Tom and Jenkin evicted from the house after they and Jordan were transferred to a secret room, before facing the public vote. Surviving the vote, Jordan returned to the house on Tuesday, 14 November, much to the shock of their fellow housemates, who believed they had been evicted with the other two.

Big Brother fans have been left raging over a fake eviction on Monday night's episode.

Sunday night's Big Brother took a rather steamy turn as Jordan and Henry shared a kiss while relaxing in the hot tub.The pair had been involved in something of a love triangle since entering the house, with Jordan appearing unsure between Henry and Matty - but it seems he has now made his decision. Recent weeks have seen the pair refer to each other as "husband" and share a few kisses, until Jordan told Henry that he only had platonic feelings for him.

Big Brother continued on Sunday following an explosive double eviction which saw Chanelle voted out by the public before Trish, who had been tipped to win the ITV reality series, was also booted from the house.

ITV Big Brother's Trish Balusa has apologised for offensive social posts that came to light following her eviction last week. The 33-year-old, who is a favourite with fans of ITV Big Brother, said sorry for the tweets that are no longer there. She apologised to "marginalised groups" in a statement on her X account.

Big Brother contestant Trish Balusa has apologised for "very concerning" remarks she posted on social media before she went on the reality TV series. The 33-year-old was slammed when her comments - alleged to be homophobic and racist - emerged online.

ITV Big Brother’s Trish has issued an apology after racist and homophobic tweets resurfaced following her eviction. Sharing a statement on her X account, the 33-year-old apologised to “marginalised groups” for the now-deleted tweets.

Two Big Brother housemates have cleared the air in the latest episode of the reality TV series.

Five Big Brother housemates are to face the public vote this week in a double live eviction. Olivia, Jenkin, Chanelle, Noky and Trish have received the most nominations from their fellow housemates and will face a potential eviction.

Big Brother star Matty's boyfriend Connor has broken his silence on the the Matty/Jordan/Henry love triangle, as he made a video appearance on the Big Brother Late & Live. Tuesday's Big Brother saw half of the housemates receive visits from their friends and families, while others weren't quite so lucky. One of those who did not receive a visit was Matty, who was left in floods of tears when Trish and Chanelle chose to let Yinrun's boyfriend visit instead, arguing that he was physically there while Matty's boyfriend was on a video call.

Big Brother fans have shared their horror after witnessing Yinrun's odd eating habit during Monday's episode of the ITV2 show. The 25 year old joined her housemates at a party to celebrate Jenkin's birthday on Monday, where they were treated to cake and fast food, including pizza.

Tuesday's Big Brother was a rather emotional instalment as the housemates were visited by their friends and family, but not everyone was able to receive a visitation. With only half of the house receiving visitors, Matty was among those who missed out after Trish and Chanelle decided to let Yinrun's boyfriend enter the house, over Matty receiving a video call from his.

Big Brother‘s 25th season is coming to an end on Thursday night, and we’ll finally know who wins the $750,000 prize.