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Big Brother 2026: Meet the housemates

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Who wins? You decide!



Big Brother is BACK for its 23rd series, its fourth on ITV, and tonight AJ Odudu and Will Best returned as hosts, welcoming a new group of strangers into the iconic Big Brother house, reimagined this year as a house of surprises, promising to keep Housemates on their toes with unexpected twists and game-changing moments around every corner.


Across the extended eight-week run, viewers can expect ambitious tasks, high-stakes nominations and dramatic live evictions as the Housemates face challenges at every turn in their bid to outlast their rivals.


With a new house promised each week, the series has launched with House of Chaos as Tays from The Bov Boys, enters the house for a week as a mole. But will he get found out?


Who will be crowned this year’s winner and take home a life-changing cash prize? Who wins? You decide!


Here are this year's housemates...


YASMIN

29, Teacher from Manchester


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I applied because I just love the concept of the show - so many people being together from all different walks of life in one house as a social experiment. I've watched the show for years and I've always wanted to have that experience.


What do you think you'll bring to the house?


I have a very bubbly personality. I'm very straightforward - what you see is what you get with me. You'll never be left wondering what you think about me. You will always know exactly where you stand with me.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I'm looking forward to the tasks. I want to see if I can even put myself in an environment like the Big Brother House; I just wouldn't ever do something like this in normal life. I want to be able to put myself in different situations and see how that pans out.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


Just being myself. I have thought ‘how am I going to do this?’ Realistically I feel like everyone can always see through the people who just want to make it to the end. I'd love to, but for me it's all about having a great experience - it's never going to happen again. There's no strategy and no game plan.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I am messy. I'll look at the dishes and be like ‘oh I'll get back to it later’. Whereas some people are very much like ‘we need to clean this now’. I'm like everything can be everywhere - for me it's an organised mess.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


People think because I've got three degrees I'm really smart. I have no common sense - common sense isn't very common to me.


What would you do with the money if you won?


My mum has six children - she was a single mum. So I would 100% love to help my mum and actually make us financially secure and financially free.


HARRY

30, Online Fitness Coach from Croydon


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


It's literally the experience. I thrive on meeting new people. I live on my own at the moment, but I do thrive at the same time meeting loads of new people. It just excites me. It's not actually about the money or anything else that comes with it. It's more about the experience. That's the most important thing to me and the thing that excites me the most. And the potential of being there for eight weeks is really exciting to me for sure.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I'd say that I'm not very serious. If everything's all doom and gloom I'll try and bring people back to reality. So like a sense of a bit more normality. Not taking things to heart so much, a bit more light-hearted. That's how I hope to be in the house - give off good energy.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I feel like a break from real life. That is generally what I'm looking forward to, because I've been doing my own business for quite some time now, and this would be my one proper break. There's going to be tasks, and it'll be intense and there might be some boredom, but I'm looking forward to meeting new people and having a new lease of life when I'm in there. It’ll be quite nice - I can just chill and zen out a little bit.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


No, honestly. Just take each day as it comes because I feel if anyone does have a strategy or they've got a game plan, they get found out really quickly. So, there's not much point in my opinion. So just be normal, be yourself and whatever happens, happens.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


Probably being a bit intense, I guess at the very start, people might want to relax and chill. And I love my own space. But then I also come alive at like 1am. I'll be up like a night owl. And I think that sort of thing might annoy people just because I'm so used to living on my own and doing my own thing; I like my own space. But then when it's my time I will come out. I like wouldn't say I dictate the mood, but when I want to be alone, I will be alone. And when I want to see people, I will.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


It took me seven times to pass my driving test.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I'll be careful with most of it. As in, try to invest in a house or something. But anything that's left over I’d try and remove my inner bicep tattoo because it's a bit too intense. That really annoys me every day. I really want to get rid of the tattoo.


CHELSEY

29, Social Worker from Manchester


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


Just for the experience – it’s a once in a lifetime thing to do. I told my mum that I wanted to do something exciting and she was the one who actually encouraged me to apply.


What do you think you'll bring to the house?


I think I've got two sides to me. I've obviously got the serious social worker side and I'm a really good listener. I'm a good friend. I'm good at problem solving and feel like I give good advice. I think I've been through a lot of experiences during my life and feel like I can speak to people. I've also got the other side where I love to talk a lot. I love to have a joke and mess about.


What are you looking forward to most about being a housemate?


It's meeting the other people that are going to be in there and seeing how things go - who's going to be my Big Brother mum? Who’s going to be my Big Brother dad? Who’s going to annoy me?


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


No, because I didn't even think I was going to be successful in my application. I've not thought about a strategy for the final. I'm just feeling very lucky that I've even made it onto the show, so I just want to enjoy it and have a good time.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I feel like maybe when someone annoys me I can be quite abrupt. I just say how it is.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people.


I feel like when people meet me they think ‘oh, look at her she's come from a big house with all this money.’ But I haven’t. I fled to live in a women's refuge and grew up in there for a few years with my sister and my mum. It's been quite difficult, but it's made me the person I am today. I had a social worker myself when I was younger which inspired me to become a social worker.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I've been saying I'm going to pay for my mum to get a facelift… I've already done lots of travelling in the past, but I would like to do more - I’d like to go back to Asia, South America and lots of different places. So yes, I’d like to travel the world and have a good time.


PHILIP

53, Content Creator from Liverpool


Why did you apply to be on this series of Big Brother?


I thought about it a few years back but ended up being too busy with work and couldn’t do anything with it. Then at the beginning of this year, I saw the adverts pop up online and thought ‘I’ve got nothing to lose - you only live once.’ The rest is history!


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


There will never be a dull moment when I’m there. I’ll always put a smile on everyone’s faces. If I see anyone unhappy, no matter what, I’ll be there for them - whether I like them or not. You’re better being a friend to me than an enemy. I’m a very good friend, but I’m a very bad enemy.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


Letting people see the real Philip Regan - Queen of Scotty Road, Scouse Royalty. I’m going to go in as the Queen of Scotty Road, but I’m going to come out as Philip Regan.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


Day by day - I am who I am. No airs and graces. As I always say, you can’t put a mask on. You might be able to for a few hours, but you can’t put it on for eight weeks (and I’m going to go right to the end).


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


For telling them straight. There’s no bull*****ng. I’m not afraid to call someone out - and I like an audience when I do it.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


I’ve got a soft heart, a very soft heart. A lot of people who don’t know me wouldn’t know that.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I would sort a few close family members out. My mum in particular - I’d see my mum OK. She’s worked all her life. I’d also sort my family out. And I’d give some money to the charities I regularly work with. I would see them OK. And some very close friends. The rest, I would use to enjoy myself.


LYNX

24, Property Developer from London


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I thought ‘it'd be a pretty cool experience’ - to show how I go about my day to day. I'm kind of unconventional and I don't really like to stick to like what others would assume that I'd enjoy. I want to show that you can just be you.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


Fun. And a bit of seriousness. We really just need to have a good time.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


Losing track of what's going on outside - like that sort of feeling where it was just ‘oh it's just another day’. I'm looking forward to not having my phone - it will be really cool to have a full detox. And to get to know different people of different ages, from different walks of life.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I think that if I just stay true to me, I'll be fine. If I go in with some form of strategy, like a real like game plan, I'll just get caught up. I'm not too good at lying. I'm just going to go in and do me and hopefully that's good enough.


What do you think you're most likely to get nominated for?


Being too brutal at times, perhaps. Sometimes it's really OK to shut up.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


That’s a really hard one to think about - there's nothing that springs to mind.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I would give some to my mum, naturally. I've also got a really cool business idea that I want to get moving and I think it would be good to invest money into that.

CHARLOTTE

18, Student from Oxford


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I've watched it every year since it's been rebooted on ITV, and I haven't been able to apply until this year since I've turned 18. I've just always wanted to go on it!


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I feel like I look quite sweet, but I'm very weird. I'm just going to be crazy.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


Obviously, it's just such a strange situation. Being in the house, it's just going to be such a different thing from normal life. Until I'm in there, I'm not going to know what it's like, but I know that it's just going to be a weird experience. And I'm just excited to put myself out of my comfort zone. I'm going to have no phone, no contact with the outside world.

So yeah, I'm excited for that.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


No, I applied literally the last week of auditions. I applied and I was in London the next week. It’s just been such a surreal process. I'm just going to be myself. If people like me, they like me. If they don't, they don't. They can get me out of there.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I think sometimes I can get a bit carried away. Like, if I'm having a disagreement with someone or somebody doesn't agree with something that I've said. I am very stubborn, and I think I'm very much a person that’s like, don't give if you can't take it. I think sometimes I can come across maybe a bit arrogant, like a bit stuck up, but I just am very sure of myself. And I like to defend myself.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


Obviously, as a quadruple amputee, people are surprised at anything I do, even normal things like cooking, doing my makeup, getting dressed, stuff like that. And obviously they're going to be watching me 24 hours a day so they're going to see me do all those things. They're probably going to be surprised at the most normal things for me, those are going to be the most shocking for everybody watching.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I probably would put a lot of it into savings. My prosthetic legs are about £25,000 per leg, so probably put half in savings and then the other half. And just go on a nice holiday, just kind of spend it.

PAULINE

31, Carer from Essex


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


Big Brother has been something that I've been watching since I was five, and it's one of those once in a lifetime opportunities. And it's just too good to pass up. Especially because the last three years of my life I've spent caring for my mother. And I also lost my father in March. So, I thought, ‘let me try and do something, that if the world was ending tomorrow, what would you do?’ I like to take on new opportunities because life is short.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I'm a very bubbly person. It takes a lot to push me over the edge. My default setting is laid back, very calm. I always try to see the silver lining, and I think I have a lot of patience. Tons of patience. I think I bring this sort of energy like ‘let's get on with it’. Especially with tasks. I like to see something through to the end. I also hope to bring about awareness and a new way of people relating to others. I think a lot of time we don't give each other grace or society's angry all the time, for whatever reason. But I think the perspective that I bring is a sort of ‘Okay, just calm down. Think about it first, take time, assess and move forward’.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


Apart from meeting people from all walks of life and different religions, races, backgrounds etc, I would say definitely the tasks because it's something that I'm going to see through to the end. A lot of these people that come on and they never see the tasks through to the end. So definitely tasks. Oh yeah, I'm super competitive.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I really don't, because all my life, I've only ever wanted to be me. But I don't care about what anyone else is doing. So, I think you can't lose. Even if you hypothetically don't respond, you can never lose when you are just you and authentically yourself - no one can take that away from you. I feel when you have to put up front, you have to keep that up. And so yeah, I'm just me. You don't know what to expect from me.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


To be honest, I actually was not thinking that I'd be nominated but if I was, maybe my directness. I'm a very straight shooter, I'm going to say how it is because I don't feel like telling people lies to soothe them.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


Well, I used to be a private investigator - eight years ago. Some of it I can't go into detail with because it's classified. But I think you can kind of draw some ideas from that.


What would you do with the money if you won?


Definitely a few touches in the house that need to be done. A few renovations here and there to allow my mum to have some ease. She mentioned years ago that she wanted to go to Disneyland in Florida, so that's definitely on the cards. And then I think I'll make some adaptations to my motorbike as well.

TAYS

23, Streamer and Content Creator from Manchester


How does it feel knowing you’re going into the house with a very different mission to the other Housemates?


I’m really excited about it. I feel like it’s the perfect role for me to go in and cause some havoc.


What are you most excited about experiencing during your time in the Big Brother house?


I'm excited to meet new people from different backgrounds that I might have never met if it wasn’t for the show.


⁠You’ll have to keep your cards close to your chest - how confident are you that you can keep a secret?


I’m very confident I can keep a secret, and I think I’ll play the role well. I'm confident I can throw them off my track.


⁠How much of a game player do you think you are?


I think I’ll feel bad at times keeping the secret, but I think I’ll get into the competitive mode and get the job done.


⁠How do you think you’d cope if you had to stay in the House for the full eight weeks?


I would not cope at all.

ROCHELLE

57, Housewife from Essex


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I actually applied as a joke. I just did it. I didn't expect anything and I didn't apply with any agenda. I literally did it as a joke. And that was it. Honestly.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I hope I'll bring a bit of fun and laughter. I'm not political in any way whatsoever, so I'm not intending to get into any kind of conversation about anything like that. If they start going, I'll just switch off because I'm not one bit interested. I'm just going to be myself.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I've been married for 33 years; I've got three kids. I met him when I was 18 and married at 22. And I have never, ever done anything for myself. As in, I never bought a property. I left home and was married, and this is the first time ever that I'm actually going to be not having him there or anyone with me. And I'm quite looking forward to it. It's just going to be an experience, you know, no one is going to be with me, which he's stressing out about.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


No strategy. I don't know, I just can't imagine it. I think I'll be kicked out really quickly.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


Oh my gosh, I don't know. I can imagine that after a few days, I'll get really angry with it being untidy. If people are untidy, if toilets aren't clean, things like that. So, I'll probably be moaning. You don't know who you're going in with. You don't know what kind of people… I'm quite bossy at home and I drive everyone mad, so I'm sure that I'll carry it on in the house.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


I guess my age. But I show jump. I ride horses every day. I'm pretty fit. I'm not like your average person for my age. The people I spend a lot of time with are a lot younger than me, so I don't feel older.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I know exactly what I'd be doing. I'd be buying more horses, handbags. It's my husband's 60th next year and I'd like to do something for him. So that would be nice.


MILLIE

19, Bartender from Paisley


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I had just quit my job at the time, and I just thought to myself at the time, ‘I'm so much better than these jobs’. And I thought I should just get myself out there and just go for that. Why not? I didn't think I'd get on!


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


A lot. I am very loud. I'm very spontaneous. I think I'll bring the house character. I feel like people would probably come to me for things because I'm very loyal. But at the same time, I'm very… you'd know if I was in a room.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I think what I'm looking forward to the most is just the experience itself. This process itself has been fun already, so I think I'm just looking forward to meeting new people and doing tasks and pushing myself to see what could happen.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I don't have much of a strategy, but my kind of strategy is that I want my housemates to like me first. I don't really care about the outside world because they're the people we live with, and they're the people who can put me up for nomination. So, I think my strategy is just to get everyone in the house to like me and be loyal and not talk behind people's backs because that's not nice.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I think I'm an absolute joy to live with. I think a lot of people would get annoyed at the fact that I can be kind of lazy. And I speak my mind if something bothers me. I'm not afraid to say. I don't tiptoe around people.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


People take one look at me and go, ‘oh my gosh, she's such a girly girl. She's so ditsy’. But they're so, so wrong. I'm very, very creative. I play a lot of musical instruments. I'm really good at painting. As much as I am so loud and obnoxious, I also like a lot of downtime.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I like to joke and say, ‘oh, I’ll go out, I’ll go on a massive holiday’. But all jokes aside, I would definitely like to maybe start my own business or buy a house. I've got a son. So, I would make sure that the money goes to him and make sure he's got a good start in life.

FRANKIE

23, Marketing Manager from London


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I applied for this show because I've been watching it since I was young, about eight years old and I’ve always wanted to do it since around that age.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


Well, all types of things. Entertainment. Me being funny and getting on with quite a lot of people as well. I'm quite an interesting character. I don't think there's a lot of people like me, so I feel like it's going to cause a bit of a divide. I feel like some people will like me and some people are going to hate me. But I think I'll bring a lot of different things.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I'm looking forward to spending time in the hot tub. And to be fair, for all the single mums that end up fancying me when I come out.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


No, I don't necessarily have a strategy to make it to the final. I just feel like if you're going to go in there with a strategy you're going to get found out. I feel like people are just going to think you're a game player. So, I feel like just winging it really, to be honest.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I'm most likely to get nominated for not being able to cook for myself.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


I haven't got talent that will surprise anyone. But I'm extremely handsome. There you go.


What would you do with the money if you won?


Most of the money will go to my nan. I will be getting my own house. I've been living with my nan for the last six or seven years. She's looked after me. So, I'll definitely be giving some money to my nan. I'll be looking to mortgage my own house and also travelling around the world.

SAMUEL

21, Administrative Apprentice from


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I've been watching the show since I was young; in fact, my mum's been watching since the very start, and she got me into it. I remember as a kid saying, ‘I want to do something like that one day.’ A few years later here I am - I'm living out one of my dreams. I'm also doing this for my parents - if I win the prize money that'll be incredibly helpful. I love the whole social experiment aspect of it so just being able to live out one of them in real time, seeing it unfold in real time will be really exciting.


What do you think you'll bring to the house?


I'll be bringing some wit, charm. I'm fiercely determined. I'm always willing to help as well. I'm very good at spotting when people need help; I'm always willing to lift them up and help them out.


What are you looking forward to most about being a housemate?


I’m looking forward to the tasks and seeing how people get wound up over time. Additionally, I’m looking forward to talking to Big Brother in the Diary Room, getting my thoughts out there and also building bonds with real genuine people. My fellow housemates are probably people I would never normally meet or even see in the real world - so talking to people and making friends.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final strategy?


I think it’ll just try to be myself - take each day as it comes. I'm going to go in there and be myself.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I think people might not appreciate my complete honesty. I can also sometimes leave a bit of a mess behind me. Sometimes if people interrupt my sleep (I like lots of sleep) I can get quite grumpy - so people might think I get a bit annoying when I’m grumpy.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


One thing about myself that will surprise people is I’m a bit of adrenaline junkie. I went indoor skydiving recently and I want to eventually go proper skydiving. I’m also very strategic with certain things - if I set my mind something I'll stop at nothing to get it.


What would you do with the money if you won?


£100k would be really, really, really good. My parents are self-employed, so if I win, I'll give a chunk straight to them so they can invest and save up for their retirement. I'll probably spend some just enjoying - including a holiday to America; I’ve always wanted to go. And then I suppose the rest of the money will go into savings, rainy day funds to save money for a house etc.

ROB

25, Radio Presenter from Bideford


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I've always loved the show. My mum used to let me watch it when I was younger and I've just always liked it. One evening the casting advert came up on my Facebook and I just clicked ‘apply’ on a whim – and here we are; it's crazy.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I think I'll bring energy. I'll bring lots of jazz hands. I'm just in it for a fun time. At the end of the day, I just love bringing the good vibes and hopefully if I can spread some joy among everyone.


What are you looking forward to the most just about being a housemate?


I'm looking forward to doing all the tasks and challenges - it just looks really fun. I'm also really excited for the hot tub. I love a hot tub.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I'm just going to be myself. And at the end of the day just see how things go. I'm going to be myself and just have fun.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


I'm quite high energy and I can be a bit loud sometimes, so maybe that.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


Once as part of carnival I jumped off Ilfracombe Pier dressed as an elf with a cardboard Santa sleigh. We all jumped into the water dressed as elves.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I would get a hot tub - there’s a hot tub theme. Then I would maybe give a bit to charity as well.

RHIANNA

SUBHEADING


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I really like the idea of it. I know I'll make lifelong friends and I know it's an experience I'll never get again.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I think I'll bring an energetic energy. I do think I stand my ground. I stand up for other people who may not have been confident enough. I think I could surprise some people - I've always grown up with a stereotype. People think I'm a certain way before they get to know me. I am such an open book. I'm a really big softie inside and that's the type of energy I'll bring.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


I'm really looking forward to living with a bunch of strangers - I've never done that before. I've never stayed in a hostel, gone to summer camp or boarding. I've never been in a situation where I have to stay the night with complete strangers and that is really exciting for me. I get to meet people that I most likely wouldn't have met in my day-to-day life.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I've only watched one series of Big Brother. I'm not smart enough to have a strategy. I'm going to be me and see how far that gets me.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


People assume I'm stuck-up because I'm confident.


Tell us one thing about yourself that you think will surprise people the most.


I think I have a resting bitch face and that makes me look a certain way but I'm actually really emotional. No-one has really seen my vulnerable side, even in past relationships. I think that will surprise some people.


What would you do with the money if you won?


If I were to win all of that money, first of all I would be so proud of myself - my whole life I've been living under my parents' money. With all of that money, I would use a bit of it to buy some bags - not only for me but also for my friends who believed in me. And then I would also put a good amount of it away - I know that money doesn't grow on trees and I've learnt that. I would save a good amount of it in a safe place.

OMAR

21, Jewellery Seller from London


Why did you apply to be on this series of Big Brother?


I applied to Big Brother for the opportunity, growth and experience. It’s a big opportunity to be involved in a project like Big Brother - not everyone gets to do something like that so it's a pleasure that I've been selected.


What do you think you'll bring to the house?


In terms of character and personality I'll bring energy. I'm 21 years old so I'll bring a different energy - something that people haven't necessarily seen before on mainstream TV.


What are you looking forward to most about being a housemate?


Just the experience overall. I wouldn't say there's anything specific - I'm just excited to be part of something.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


I’m just going to go in and be myself.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


We'll have to wait and see.


Tell us one thing about you think will surprise people the most.


I don't fit the prejudice that people have in their minds when they first see me. I'm not what I look like.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I'd invest back into myself and my family. I’d like to put it towards some sort of venture that could help kickstart my dreams. I would also like to buy all the kids from my estate school shoes and give something back to my community.

JOHANNE

44, from Salford, originally Los Angeles


Why did you apply to be on this new series of Big Brother?


I've been in the UK for some time, and I just really wanted to challenge myself. And I know that Big Brother is like a big part of British history at this point. So, to be a part of that is so amazing. I just really wanted to challenge myself. I want to be immersed in the British culture.


What do you think you’ll bring to the house?


I think that personality wise, I am a person that is very open to meeting people. I love meeting new people. I love talking with people. But I think that I do a good job operating as a mirror for people and saying the things that people are afraid to say. I consider myself to be a really good judge of character and to be very direct with people. And I think that people will see that in my personality. I'm not afraid of confrontation. I go into every situation hoping for the best, but I don't shy away from confrontation.


What are you looking forward to the most about being a housemate?


Oh my gosh. Speaking with Big Brother the first time. Just being in that room, like that's iconic.


Do you have a strategy for making it to the final?


Oh yes, I do. To just be myself, unapologetically. If they like it, I think that'll be amazing. If they don't, then it just is what it is. But, you know, just to 100% go through it and be myself and just react to situations how I would react to them in my everyday life. Unfiltered.


What are you most likely to get nominated for?


It'll probably be because I said something – that I addressed the elephant in the room, but it'll be dressed up like, ‘you know, she left the top off the toothpaste’. I'm sure it'll be something along those lines.


Tell us one thing about yourself you think will surprise people the most.


I'm sensitive. Believe it or not. People don't ever get that from me. But I am very sensitive.


What would you do with the money if you won?


I would start an alopecia line of hair care. I suffer from alopecia. It’s something that happened to me when I was in my 30s. So, I would love to do that. I don't feel like there's really a market or brand that caters to those people as far as making really funky headpieces and stuff like that. And so, I would love to do that.



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