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Big Brother will run for at least two seasons on ITV, the network has said.

Celebrity Big Brother is set to make an epic comeback on Monday night with a host of famous faces rumoured. Sharon Osbourne has been 'confirmed' by accident live on TV by her pal Jane Moore.

Love Islands: All Stars will officially land on the small screen in just over a week.

Hot on the heels of Big Brother’s highly successful return to our screens this year, ITV have officially announced that Celebrity Big Brother will also be returning to TV screens in 2024. The show will once again see a cast of famous faces take up residence in the Big Brother house to take part in weekly nominations and challenges as cameras capture their every move.

It's been reported that last year's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! early dropout Olivia Attwood won't be returning to the Australian jungle any time soon.The long-running iconic ITV reality show is just days away from returning to our screens, but despite some promising discussions behind the scenes, Love Island 2017 star Olivia, 32, has instead accepted a six-figure presenting gig while I'm A Celebrity concurrently airs.

It's been off our screens for five years - but Big Brother is back. The hit reality show, which previously finished in 2018, has been revived for a new series on ITV.

ITV has confirmed Love Island: All Stars, bringing together UK contestants from down the years for the first time.

ITV bosses have confirmed the launch of Love Island: All Stars after months of rumours swirling.

Ahead of the return of Big Brother, the new eye has been released by ITV during tonight's Love Island final.The iconic eye is a quirky design full of different emojis, including a play button and of course, an eye.The Ultimate Social Experiment will make its debut on ITV2 in Autumn, with reports suggesting that it will return in October.The show took over the advert break on ITV1, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and ITVBe and gave fans a first look at the new series. When the show returns, ITV will be broadcasting footage from the house into the early hours on ITVX.There will also be a Big Brother companion show.The first look at the new series comes just a couple of months after it was announced that AJ Odudu and Will Best will host the show.The pair will share the role throughout the series.

ITV has released exciting new details on My Mum, Your Dad which has been billed as the broadcaster's version of middle-aged Love Island.

Davina McCall is set to host a new dating show on ITV aimed at matching up single parents. My Mum, Your Dad will see the parents observed on dates in secret by their grown-up children, from a nearby location called The Bunker.The children will have the power to play matchmaker and decide their mother or father’s future love life.The show is named My Mum, Your Dad, but it was previously titled The Romance Retreat.

Kelvin Fletcher is set to return to ITV seven years after he left Emmerdale - with his own reality show. The actor, 39, will give his fans a glimpse at his family's life on his farm, with new series Fletcher’s Family Farm. Former Strictly Come Dancing winner Kelvin and his wife Liz will welcome viewers into the home they share with their four children, Marnie, six, Milo, four, and one-year-old twin boys, Maximus and Mateusz.

EXCLUSIVE: ITVX has recommissioned its first reality show since launching late last year: hybrid format Loaded in Paradise.

ITV’s rebooted Big Brother has landed AJ Odudu and Will Best as hosts. A teaser unveiling the pair can be seen below.

Maya Jama shocked fans over the weekend after showcasing her mum on her Instagram, who fans say looks more like her sister.The presenter, who this week scored a gig to become Love Island’s newest host following Laura Whitmore’s exit, was as smiley as ever as she lounged at home.The 28 year old TV presenter was makeup free as she posed in a white top that seemingly matched her mum’s all-white tracksuit. "Mum's in town,” Maya said as she showed off her mum, Sadie. "Yeah you look cute, this is a video,” Maya added in another video.

Love Island series 5's Callum Macleod proposed to his partner Jade Olivia last weekend. In a video uploaded to Instagram today (October 15), the reality TV personality can be seen tricking Jade into thinking he'd set his timer to snap a photograph of them as the sun emerged over a hill in the distance. She puts her arm around him, ready to smile, but Callum pulled out an engagement ring from his coat pocket instead before getting down on one knee.

K.J. Yossman “Love Island” has found its new host in broadcaster Maya Jama. Jama, who has presented “Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up Star” and used to anchor a show for BBC Radio 1, will take over “Love Island” hosting duties early next year when the series returns for its winter edition, set in South Africa. It will be the ninth series of the show. Previous host Laura Whitmore stepped down earlier this year to pursue other projects. Fans had criticized Whitmore for her rare appearances on the reality dating show, although she also hosted spin-off “Love Island: Aftersun.”

Maya Jama has been officially announced as the brand new host of ITV2’s Love Island. Maya will make her debut as host as the new ninth series returns in early 2023.

Maya Jama has officially been announced as the new host of Love Island. The presenter had been rumoured to have accepted to the coveted role on the ITV2 dating show after Laura Whitmore quit following the latest series in the summer.

Big Brother will return to screens next year after finding a new home at ITV.The reality TV show aired for 18 years in the UK until it was axed in 2018. Now, following a five-year hiatus, it will return in 2023 on ITV2 and new streaming platform ITVX.The news was announced in a promotional video that aired during the series finale of Love Island on ITV2.A cast of “carefully selected housemates from all walks of life” will live with each other for up to six weeks in the iconic Big Brother house, which has been given a “contemporary new look”.Under constant surveillance, the housemates will take part in a number of tasks and nominations.

TV viewers, this is Sky News. You are receiving the news that Big Brother is set to return - please do not swear. Yes, after a five-year break, the seminal reality show - which sees housemates living together with no access to the outside world, cameras capturing their every move - is making a comeback after being revived by ITV.

‘Big Brother’ is returning. The iconic noughties reality television show - which saw a group of strangers live in a house on Channel 4 from 2008 to 2011 and on Channel 5 until it was axed in 2018 - is officially heading back to screens.

Big Brother will return to screens next year following a five-year hiatus after being revived by ITV, it has now been confirmed. The influential reality TV programme, which was shown on Channel 4 and 5 previously, aired for 18 years in the UK until it was axed in 2018.

Big Brother is making an explosive return to ITV2 and ITVX with a teaser trailer released during the Love Island 2022 final. The legendary house has a brand new home, as the global television phenomenon makes its much anticipated return to UK television in 2023 after an almost five-year break.

Big Brother has found its third British home, ITV, with the network teasing the news – one of the UK TV industry’s worst kept secrets of the past few months – during the final of tonight’s Love Island season eight.

Fans of Love Island are in for a double dose of romantic shenanigans next year as show bosses at ITV and Lifted Entertainment have announced that 2023 will see not one, but two new series hit our screens. Kickstarting the new year with a return to South Africa, a fresh batch of islanders will be entering the villa in search of fame and fortune as they try to find the love of their lives.

ITV has made a huge announcement about Love Island which is sure to delight fans. The ITV2 dating show returned to screens earlier this month and once again viewers have become hooked on the drama and everything else going on in the Mallorca villa.

K.J. Yossman “Love Island” is set to return for both a winter and summer edition in 2023, ITV has confirmed.The show, which is made by ITV and Lifted Entertainment (part of ITV Studios) is a cash cow for the broadcaster, with the highly coveted 16-34 year old demographic tuning in nightly on ITV2 for the eighth season (pictured above) this year.A winter edition will air in the new year, with a fresh batch of contestants flying out to South Africa for some fun in the sun.

Love Island fans think they’ve worked out the secret meaning behind behind Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu’s excuse as to where she’d been after making out with Jay Younger. The 27 year old was seen crawling on all fours entering the terrace on Thursday night’s episode for another round of steamy kisses with Jay, 28, away from the rest of the Islanders. When Ekin-Su returned, her current partner Davide Sanclimenti, 27, asked where she’d disappeared to and she replied the “front door”, telling a seemingly obvious lie at first.

ITV2 boss says panel shows are ‘old fashioned’. ITV2 boss Paul Mortimer told the Edinburgh TV Festival: “[Panel shows] are as old as television if you think about it.

ITV2's boss has suggested they could phase out shows like 'Celebrity Juice'. Head of Digital Channels and Acquisitions, Paul Mortimer, branded panel shows like Keith Lemon's "old fashioned" and admitted they are "not really looking for studio-based entertainment shows".