Big Brother Legend Says No to Being a Housemate
Davina McCall, the beloved host of Big Brother from 2000 to 2010, has firmly stated that she will not be a housemate on the upcoming revival of Celebrity Big Brother. Even a large paycheck couldn't sway her decision.
Privacy and Family are Top Priorities
Speaking at the ITV Palooza in London, Davina, 56, explained that she values her privacy and wants to keep certain aspects of her life, such as sleeping, reserved for her partner and children. She believes that being a famous person already invites too much scrutiny into her personal life.
Celebrity Big Brother Returns to ITV
After a six-year hiatus on Channel 5, Celebrity Big Brother is set to make a comeback in 2024 on ITV's main channel. Will Best and AJ Odudu, hosts of ITV2's civilian series, will return to host the show.
A Testimony to the Format's Success
Despite not having watched the reboot yet, Davina expressed her continued love for the show and believes that its enduring popularity is a testament to the quality of the format. She praised Big Brother for being a reality show where contestants are left to their own devices, without being told what to do.
Impressive Viewership Numbers
The launch of the reboot on ITV2 drew in a staggering 2.6 million viewers, making it the most-watched episode since 2012. In comparison, this summer's Love Island premiere only attracted 1.3 million viewers.
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