Jasmine Davis from Big Brother 24 shared her successful weight loss journey with the world. While it’s an ongoing mission for her, Jasmine shared the early results after three months of her effort.

“My 3 month difference is wild,” Jasmine captioned a new social media post. She also notes in the comments that it was “a very strict” three months.

 

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For Big Brother fans trying to place her, Jasmine was on the BB24 cast during Summer 2022. Jasmine finished 10th place on Big Brother 24 but made it to the jury phase. She voted for Taylor Hale to win over Monte Taylor on finale night.

Many Big Brother alums leaving messages of support.

“JASMINE YOU LOOK GOOD! This is hard work and dedication! I am trying to catch up with you! Thank you for the motivation queen,” noted Derek Frazier from Big Brother 23.

“Get it Jas!!! ,” posted Tiffany Mitchell from BB23.

Michael Bruner from BB24 also liked the post, and many followers left her messages of support.

Also Read: Why Matt and America have such a relationship

Even though fellow Big Brother Alums were showing the love, Not everyone was kind on Jasmine’s post. One user accused her of using Ozempic to lose weight. This led to her responding and posting comments on her Instagram Stories.

“That ozempic work magic,” wrote the social media user.“Respectfully, I mean respectfully, I have never taken ozempic. Some of us don’t want the easy way out and that’s ok. Both of my sisters are pharma reps and I know what the long-term side effects will be,” Jasmine responded.

“I knew it was coming, but ask before telling someone what they are doing, cause I have time,” Jasmine posted on her Stories. “And I understand there is a ozempic wave but not everyone wants to take that route for a lifestyle change. I worked too damn hard for this!”

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If you watched the Big Brother 25 live feeds, then you noticed Matt Klotz didn’t like America Lopez.  But, in the final week of the CBS show, Matt revealed why he didn’t like America.

America came into the house single and used flirting as her strategy. However, she had strong feelings for Cory Wurtenberger and they officially became a couple.

However, Matt’s reasoning for not liking America was surprising

“There are some traits I didn’t like about America,” he told them while shuffling cards in the early morning of November 8. “Well, I’m interested to see what she’s like in real life, actually,” Bowie Jane replied. “When we all talked about relationships, and then she was like, […] ‘It’s OK to date multiple people at once’ kind of people,'” he said. “And I was like, OK you’re one of those type of girls that I’m like nah I rule those out so fast.” The swimmer then said, “And that’s why I never saw Cory and America being together because I’m like, America’s more wishy-washy.” Matt claimed he can’t date multiple women like he can’t be in multiple alliances.

There was a previous theory that Matt didn’t like America because he thought she messed with his shrine to Reilly Smedley months ago. America kept Cory’s things on her dresser and Matt threatened to mess with them. She told him not to and he made a comment about his shrine. America corrected him and said Izzy Gleicher was the one who changed it as joke, then fixed it.

Matt reading that America as the more “wishy-washy” person in comparison to Cory is also incorrect. America pursued him, while Cory was hesitant because of their age difference and that he needed to finish college. He also didn’t want to be physical with anyone in the house. Cory eventually changed his mind, and now they’re in a committed relationship.

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Big Brother legend Rachel Reilly shared her feelings about The Golden Bachelor’s Gerry Turner & Theresa Nist as part of another reality TV couple who’s made it through difficult times. Rachel, who first appeared on Big Brother 12 and returned to win Big Brother 13, originally met her husband Brendon Villegas on the series. Dubbed “Brenchel” by fans quickly, Rachel and Brendon got engaged after Big Brother 12, marrying in 2012 and welcoming to children after, in between appearances on The Amazing Race. Rachel returned to reality TV for The Traitors season 1 in 2023, bringing her brand of drama back.

Chiming in on the drama surrounding The Golden Bachelor’s Gerry & Theresa, who announced their split late last week, Rachel shared she’s devastated about the reality TV romance coming to a close. “How I feel about Gerry and Theresa splitting …… like actually so sad #goldenbachelor and haters – love on TV CAN HAPPEN – I’m 14 years proof,” Rachel shared.

How I feel about Gerry and Theresa splitting …… like actually so sad #goldenbachelor and haters – love on TV CAN HAPPEN – I’m 14years proof pic.twitter.com/8jIo5ShxM7

— Rachel Reilly (@RachelEReilly) April 12, 2024

It does seem like finding love on a reality show goes against the odds. After all, filming usually takes place over a short period, even on reality dating shows, giving cast members little time to get to know each other.

But several reality TV couples are still going strong, proving that sustainable love does sometimes bloom.

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Exciting Big Brother 26 casting news was revealed this weekend, and fans are already intrigued by what it could mean. No, it’s not the revelation of the BB26 cast, but it is about the people helping to create an exciting group of houseguests.

“Erin Tomasello and Holly Osifat, who won the Emmy for casting #TheTraitors, have joined the casting team for #bb26,” wrote Sharon Tharp in a social media post “Very exciting!” she added to the end of her announcement.

Sharon is a notable face concerning reporting on Big Brother, often getting great interviews from alums outside of their seasons and this time, she has shared some behind-the-scenes news that could positively impact BB26 casting.

Erin Tomasello, Jazzy Collins, Moira Paris, and Holly Osifat won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Casting for a Reality Program for The Traitors. They helped create a cast that was half reality TV stars and half regular folks.

Watching the ladies accept their award on stage was pretty exciting, especially since it was for the inaugural season of The Traitors.

Big Brother winners Cody Calafiore and Rachel Reilly were part of The Traitors US Season 1 cast, in addition to people from Survivor and The Bachelor.

If Erin and Holly can bring some of that magic dust to Big Brother 26, it could lead to a great season for the fans. And it could help set the stage early for a successful Big Brother 27 in 2025.

We’re framing this photo #75thEmmys #Emmys https://t.co/61bPJjVBFS pic.twitter.com/P6GTUAy8v4

— Television Academy (@TelevisionAcad) January 8, 2024

There is not much yet about Big Brother 26 but here is what we know and what to expect.

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The Big Brother 25 runner-up continues to be controversial long after the season ended. Matt Klotz appeared on a podcast and had a lot to say about the women in the cast. He claimed that he wasn’t that into Reilly Smedley, which goes against his actions on the CBS show. He also minimized his comments about America Lopez behind her back.

The problem is, the reality TV show has live feeds that let fans watch houseguests at any moment of the day. So early evicted houseguests, and fans aren’t buying the swimmer’s version of events. This is how the season 25 houseguests are reacting to his comments.

Cory responded to the clip of this conversation. “Zach [Nichols] is a d*#k obviously and we all know about Matt at this point, but somehow nameless third guy has won the misogynist-off,” he tweeted. “Truly impressive work all around,” the student followed up. “I’m starting to think our final 4 was not real,” he later joked. America also quoted the video. “Matt’s an idiot! He would never say any of this sh-t to my face bc he’s a bum! He literally texted Cory acknowledging what he said and when Cory encouraged him to reach out to me it was crickets! Just a spineless misogynist loser and nobody who watched the feeds should be shocked,” she tweeted.

Hisam Goueli chatted with Derek Frazier in a video about Matt’s comment downplaying his feelings for Reilly. “And then he says this thing about Reilly that he was never interested in Reilly and I was like, ‘Yo brother. You came to my room crying trying to get me to keep Reilly,'” he recounted. “And then, in your exit interview is like, ‘I’m getting rid of you cause you disrupted my showmance. The mental health professional said, “Justice for Reilly.” He kept going mentioning the shrine and their “pineapple baby.”

The season’s winner, Jag Bains, was close to Matt throughout the season. He tweeted a screenshot of his message to fans addressing Matt. “I don’t support what Matt and the other podcasters have said/are saying on their podcast about my houseguests and friends,” part of it read. “My top priority right now is to reach out and check in on my friends whose names I’ve heard brought up.” He claimed after the show he tried to hold Matt accountable, but the swimmer makes his own decisions on what he says or does.

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Big Brother debuted on CBS as a summer program on July 5, 2000. Hosted by Julie Chen Moonves since day one, “Big Brother” has been a ratings success for CBS during the lazy days of summer for over two decades and has launched three spin-offs: the online-only “Big Brother: Over the Top,” plus “Celebrity Big Brother” and “Big Brother Reindeer Games.”

See the complete “Big Brother” winners list, from Eddie McGee to the most recent.

Season 1: Eddie McGee

On Sept. 29, 2000, Eddie McGee beat Josh Souza on Day 88 with a total of 59 percent of the public vote. The first season allowed America to pick the ultimate winner, a method that would not be used again until the spin-off series “Big Brother: Over the Top” in 2016.

Season 2: Will Kirby

On Sept. 20, 2001, Will Kirby beat Nicole Schaffrich on Day 82 with a 5-2 jury vote. This season introduced a jury made up of former houseguests who would vote for the winner.

Season 3: Lisa Donahue

On Sept. 25, 2002, Lisa Donahue beat Danielle Reyes on Day 82 with a 9-1 jury vote. This season introduced the Veto twist, in which a houseguest could save themselves from the block.

Season 4: Jun Song

On Sept. 24, 2003, Jun Song beat Alison Irwin on Day 82 with a 6-1 jury vote. This season introduced the X-Factor twist, with five houseguests’ ex-lovers joining the house to compete against them.

Season 5: Drew Daniel

On Sept. 21, 2004, Drew Daniel beat Michael “Cowboy” Ellis on Day 82 with a 4-3 jury vote. This season featured the Project DNA twist that saw a pair of twins switching back and forth in the house, and also focused on a pair of siblings who discovered they were related while playing the game.

Season 6: Maggie Ausburn

On Sept. 20, 2005, Maggie Ausburn beat Ivette Corredero on Day 80 with a 4-3 jury vote. This season featured the Summer of Secrets twist that allowed each houseguest to play with a secret partner.

Season 7: Mike “Boogie” Malin

On Sept. 12, 2006, Mike “Boogie” Malin beat Erika Landin on Day 72 with a 6-1 jury vote. This was the show’s first all-stars season that brought back former houseguests.

Season 8: “Evel” Dick Donato

On Sept. 18, 2007, “Evel” Dick Donato beat his daughter Daniele Donato on Day 81 with a 5-2 jury vote. This season featured three pairs of enemies entering the house together.

Season 9: Adam Jasinski

On April 27, 2008, Adam Jasinski beat Ryan Quicksall on Day 81 with a 6-1 jury vote. This season, which aired during the winter because of the writers’ strike, saw the houseguests competing as couples, nominated as couples and evicted as couples.

Season 10: Dan Gheesling

On Sept. 16, 2008, Dan Gheesling beat Memphis Garrett on Day 71 with a 7-0 jury vote. This season was presented as a “back to basics” year and had no major twists.

Season 11: Jordan Lloyd

On Sept. 15, 2009, Jordan Lloyd beat Natalie Martinez on Day 73 with a 5-2 jury vote. This season introduced the cliques twist, with houseguests split up into four high school-like teams.

Season 12: Hayden Moss

On Sept. 15, 2010, Hayden Moss beat Lane Elenburg on Day 75 with a 4-3 jury vote. This season introduced the saboteur twist, in which one houseguest played solely to cause havoc in the house rather than win the $500,000 prize.

Season 13: Rachel Reilly

On Sept. 14, 2011, Rachel Reilly beat Porsche Briggs on Day 75 with a 4-3 jury vote. This season featured the Dynamic Duos twist, in which three former duos who had previously played the game entered to compete against eight new houseguests.

Season 14: Ian Terry

On Sept. 19, 2012, Ian Terry beat Dan Gheesling on Day 75 with a 6-1 jury vote. This season featured four former players coming back to the game as team coaches.

Season 15: Andy Herron

On Sept. 18, 2013, Andy Herren beat GinaMarie Zimmerman on Day 90 with a 7-2 jury vote. This season allowed America to vote for a “Big Brother MVP” every week that would then nominate a third houseguest for eviction.

Season 16: Derrick Levasseur

On Sept. 24, 2014, Derrick Levasseur beat Cody Calafiore on Day 97 with a 7-2 jury vote. This season was marketed as the most twisted summer ever and saw new wrinkles, including four houseguests nominated for eviction, the new Battle of the Block competition, a Team America alliance voted on by the audience and the infamous “Big Brother Rewind” that set the game backward one week.

Season 17: Steve Moses

On Sept. 23, 2015, Steve Moses beat Liz Nolan on Day 98 with a 6-3 jury vote. This season began with a Takeover twist and featured the return of Battle of the Block competitions, but perhaps the most memorable thing was the twin twist that saw a pair of sisters, Liz and Julia Nolan, swapping in and out of the house for the first half of the game.

Season 18: Nicole Franzel

On Sept. 21, 2016, Nicole Franzel beat Paul Abrahamian on Day 99 with a 5-4 jury vote. This season featured vets vs. newbies and the twist of America sending care packages to the players.

Season 19: Josh Martinez

On Sept. 20, 2017, Josh Martinez beat Paul Abrahamian on Day 92 with a 5-4 jury vote. This season featured a temptation twist, with Paul, who was runner-up the year before, being the only veteran player in a house full of newbies.

Season 20: Kaycee Clark

On September 26, 2018, Kaycee Clark beat Tyler Crispen on Day 99 with a 5-4 jury vote. This season featured a social media/technology twist and a brand new Hacker Comp that allowed the winner to take control of the game.

Season 21: Jackson Michie

On September 25, 2019, Jackson Michie beat his showmance partner Holly Allen on Day 99 with a 6-3 jury vote. This season featured a camp twist with Michie winning the first-ever “BB Camp Director” competition. This physical powerhouse went on to win more comps than any other player.

Season 22: Cody Calafiore

On October 28, 2020, Cody Calafiore beat Enzo Palumbo with a 9-0 jury vote. It was only the second time in “BB” history that somebody won unanimously, after Dan Gheesling in Season 10. This was an “All-Stars” season that welcomed back 16 fan-faves from the previous two decades, who all had to quarantine before filming began due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Season 23: Xavier Prather

On September 29, 2021, Xavier Prather beat Derek Frazier with a 9-0 jury vote, becoming the first-ever Black winner in the process. All season long, the historic six-member Cookout alliance dominated the game, and these two guys had an additional Final 2 deal from Day 1. X honored that deal when he won the last Head of Household comp and took Big D with him to the end instead of Azah Awasum.

Season 24: Taylor Hale

On September 25, 2022, Taylor Hale beat Monte Taylor by an 8-to-1 jury vote, becoming the first-ever Black woman to prevail. Taylor was a constant target in the game, being on the block during six different eviction night. However, she managed to stay every time, joking during the finale that she was the “blockbuster.” In a historic first, Taylor also won America’s Favorite Houseguest and the $50,000 prize (plus a cruise) that went along with it.

Season 25: Jag Bains

On November 9, 2023, Jag Bains beat Matt Klotz by a 5-to-2 jury vote, becoming the show’s first-ever Sikh winner. Jag also won a record seven Veto competitions throughout the summer and fall, proving his dominance as both a physical and strategic threat. This 25th anniversary season featured a Multiverse twist and lasted a record 100 days.

‘Celebrity’ Season 1: Marissa Jaret Winokur

Broadway actress Marissa Jaret Winokur, who won a Tony Award for “Hairspray” in 2003, became the first-ever U.S. celebrity champion. Marissa beat out television personality Ross Mathews on February 25, 2018, by a 6-3 jury vote.

‘Celebrity’ Season 2: Tamar Braxton

Recording artist/reality TV star Tamar Braxton won “Celebrity Big Brother” Season 2 on February 13, 2019 by a unanimous 9-0 vote over NFL star Ricky Williams. This makes her only the second houseguest to win unanimously since Dan Gheesling in Season 10. She was also the first Black winner in the U.S. franchise.

‘Celebrity’ Season 3: Miesha Tate

UFC mixed martial artist Miesha Tate won “Celebrity Big Brother” Season 3 on February 23, 2022 by a 7-1 vote over all-around entertainer Todrick Hall. Miesha excelled thanks to her partnership with Todrick and her amazing physical game in which she won six total challenges (four HOH, two Veto).

‘Over the Top’ Season 1: Morgan Willett

Morgan Willett won the first season of “Big Brother: Over the Top,” an online-only season that gave America more power than ever. She beat Season 17 alum Jason Roy on December 1, 2016 by winning America’s vote on Day 65.

‘Reindeer Games’ Season 1: Nicole Franzel-Arroyo

Nicole Franzel-Arroyo (BB16, BB18 & BB22) won the first season of “Big Brother Reindeer Games,” a six-episode, Christmas-themed, competition-heavy event that welcomed back nine legendary houseguests. She beat runner-up Taylor Hale on December 21, 2023.

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We all remember that Reilly was evicted in Week 2 of Big Brother season 25 and during one of her last days in the house, Matt confessed his feelings for her. Matt Klotz came in second place after Jag won the 100-day season.

After the end of the season, Matt and Reilly attempted to continue their relationship, but things didn’t work out for Reilly claimed she had “dodged a bullet” by not dating Matt.

Matt did a recent interview discussing his time in the house as well as his relationship with Reilly which left many fans surprised as he tried to distance himself from his crush on Reilly Smedley.

While on Big Brother, he created shrines for Reilly inside the Big Brother house and got openly upset at his fellow houseguests if they messed with those shrines. It was clear his feelings were increasing as the season progressed.

When he finally won a Head of Household Competition late in the season, he received an HOH letter from Reilly and a photo of her with his parents. He couldn’t stop sharing his excitement on the Big Brother live feeds. Reilly popped up at the season finale, and it appeared they would try dating in the real world. But a romantic relationship wasn’t in the cards.

Matt has now made numerous suspect comments about his time with Reilly, leading to many Big Brother fans feeling he is trying to hide how “obsessed” he was with her.

Watch video below, as Matt addressed getting his HOH letter from Reilly instead of his family. “I see this blonde girl. I’m like, ‘Who’s this?’” Matt claims he thought when he saw Reilly’s picture as part of his HOH basket.

acting like he didn’t hang that letter up next to his bed… pic.twitter.com/3Q47C4wcHX

— indi (@MANNYORKE) April 8, 2024

He continues speaking about Reilly and downplaying how often he talked about her, openly pined for her, and sought in-game revenge against the people who voted against her.

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A new season of Big Brother is on the way for this summer. The producers have been holding live auditions, and applications to be on the BB26 cast have been open for a while.

Soon enough, Big Brother fans will be glued to the live feeds again, and social media users will debate who deserves to win.

The producers have kept certain things under wraps, including the theme and whether or not there is any stunt casting.

During the Big Brother 25 season, the producers dropped Survivor legend Cirie Field in the mix. She was a surprise addition and got to play with her son, Jared Fields.

Big Brother 26 will likely be a shorter season, with a start date hitting sooner

The Big Brother 25 cast played the game for 100 days as CBS used the season to fill some primetime slots during Fall 2023.

Two Hollywood strikes delayed the production of scripted shows. It gave reality TV more room in September and October.

Since CBS won’t need BB26 to fill time before the return of the regular shows in September, the Big Brother season will likely be shorter.

We might also see a much earlier start date than last year, with the first episode arriving around the end of June or early July.

What will the Big Brother 26 schedule look like?

Recent seasons of Big Brother have aired new episodes on Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday. But BB25 adjusted it to Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. It would not be surprising if CBS shifted back to the S-W-T format.

It’s also noteworthy that the Fourth of July is on a Thursday this year, which would interfere with an eviction episode if the show had started by then.

The calendar is wide open for Big Brother to return to beginning during the final week of June. They could have the first episode on Wednesday, June 26, and follow that with a second episode on Thursday, June 27.

Stay tuned for CBS to release its summer programming schedule in a few weeks.

Who is on the Big Brother 26 cast?

There is no news yet on the BB26 cast or possible returners. It’s been a while since the show used returning houseguests, so maybe this is the summer some people get a second chance.

With so many open auditions, it suggests the BB26 could be new people, but we will have to wait on confirmation from producers.

More details about the Big Brother 2024 season

A few additional details are known for the upcoming season that most die-hard fans already know.

Julie Chen Moonves remains the host. She has been with the show since Season 1 and is returning this summer.

The BB26 cast is also competing for a $750,000 prize this year.

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Some Big Brother 25 drama surfaced (again) on social media between America Lopez and Jared Fields. The 2 were on the BB25 cast, but both came up short in their quest to win the $750,000.

Jared was sent home early in the season after trying to play both sides of the house. It was part of an attempt to keep it a secret that fellow player Cirie Fields is his mom.

America made it to the jury phase of the season but got evicted a bit before the final weeks happened. America then voted for Jag Bains to win on the finale night.

Just as a reminder, Jag beat Matt Klotz to become the Big Brother 25 winner. Bowie Jane finished in third place, and Cameron Hardin was named America’s Favorite Houseguest.

Cory Wurtenberger and America began a showmance in the Big Brother house that has continued into the real world. That piece of information is important regarding the new social media drama.

In a now-deleted X post, America called Jared a misogynist. Jared, for his part, hopes that social media users are seeing the true colors of America and Cory, but things aren’t going his way on X.

America and Jared take shots at each other on twitter after Cory/Reilly were hanging out with Jared in his Nashville visit. #bb25

She doesn’t like Cory hanging out with a “misogynist”(Jared) pic.twitter.com/Ov1ijHVdpV

— Big Brother What Now? (@BB_WhatNow) March 30, 2024

However, it isn’t the first time he has been referred to as one. Many Big Brother fans suggested the same thing during the Big Brother 25 season. Even one of his main alliance members (Izzy Gleicher) had problems with some of Jared’s comments in the Big Brother house and on the live feeds.

The conversation below is one primary example.

You are a blatant misogynist. YOUR true colors were shown on the feeds. pic.twitter.com/oFXVYelplc

— Brenna (@realitybrenna) March 30, 2024

Also, another Big Brother fan with the user name @RealityFan100 shaded Jared and how he played the game.

“You were one of the worst Big Brother players ever. You got caught in many lies. When watching feeds I would switch cameras every time you were having your endless senseless talks,” they wrote.

Besides that, many more Big Brother fans also shared video clips from the live feeds where they felt Jared was displaying misogynist thoughts.

now why is the misogynist talking? https://t.co/ZOoptMKzFK

— (@jonoiree) March 30, 2024

Likely, this won’t be the end of the America and Jared feud as more and more Big Brother fans and alums see what is transpiring.

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Last year, Big Brother‘s 25th season set several records for the veteran reality franchise. But before we knew it, summer was on its way. And it won’t be long before another group of houseguests comes into our lives to face extreme challenges, close-quarters conspiring, and game-shaking powers as they avoid being nominated and subsequently evicted from the house.

Read on to find out everything we know so far about Big Brother season 26 (BB26).

Will Big Brother be back for season 26?

Yes! Host Julie Chen Moonves officially announced Big Brother 26 was happening during the finale of season 25.

When does Big Brother 26 premiere?

The premiere date for Big Brother 26 has yet to be announced. The show typically premieres in late June or early July. However, season 25 kicked off in early August, a move by CBS most likely to fill some slots in the fall lineup due to the WGA and SAG/AFTRA strikes.

When is the Big Brother 26 finale?

As we don’t know the premiere date of Big Brother 26, or how long the season is, we have no idea when the finale is right now.

What nights does Big Brother 26 air?

It has yet to be announced what nights Big Brother 26 will air this summer. Typically, the three weekly episodes come out on Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. However, most of season 25 was modified to a Sunday/Tuesday/Thursday schedule due to premieres of other shows and the NFL season.

How many days is Big Brother 26?

Big Brother 25 last season ran for an astounding 100 days, the longest in the show’s history. We’re not sure if the series will stick to the lengthened season, or go back to the 82-85 day format that the three years before had.

What is the prize for Big Brother 26?

The prize money for Big Brother 26 will most likely be $750,000. That’s the amount it was starting in season 23, an increase from $500,000 in the previous 22 seasons.

Does Big Brother 26 have returning houseguests?

CBS has yet to announce if Big Brother 26 will have all-new houseguests, returning houseguests, or a combination of the two. We last saw BB alumni return in the second All-Stars season back in 2020. In season 25, we had a CBS reality legend four-time Survivor player, and The Traitors winner Cirie Fields play.

Who is in the cast for Big Brother 26?

We will update you closer to the season premiere to find out the cast of Big Brother 26.

What are the twists for Big Brother 26?

Check out this section closer to the season premiere to find out about some of the twists coming our way on Big Brother 26.

Where is the Big Brother house?

For the entirety of the season, houseguests live in a two-story house outfitted with 94 HD cameras and more than 113 microphones, recording their every move 24 hours a day. The house is located on CBS Studio Center Sound Stage 18 in Los Angeles. However, for Big Brother 26, it is rumored that there will be a new house.

Who is the host of Big Brother 26?

Julie Chen Moonves will assumingly be the host of Big Brother 26 and has hosted the show since its first season in 2000. She has a noted history as an anchor and talk show host on CBS, previously appearing on The Early Show, CBS This Morning, and CBS Morning News. She was the moderator and co-host of The Talk from 2010 to 2018 and is married to Les Moonves, the former CEO of CBS who resigned in 2018.

Where can I watch and stream Big Brother for season 26?

Fans can watch episodes and live feeds on Paramount Plus. Additionally, last year saw PlutoTV also give free streams of the live feeds, albeit with ads.

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