News about Pete Bennett

As two housemates go head-to-head in the upcoming eviction of the new series, former Big Brother actor Glyn Wise has revealed a shocking truth about nominations. The public vote will be between Henry and Zak on Friday night, with one following Farida out of the house after she was the first contestant to be evicted. After viewing the new film, Glyn took to social media to share his own experience from nomination day.

According to a former contestant, ITV bosses are apparently bringing back ex-Big Brother stars to shake up the show's latest iteration. For the first time since it was axed by Channel 5 in 2018, the social experiment reality show has returned. Following Farida's re-election, the reboot has been ladening with classic Big Brother tales, including a 'food war' and infighting.

Big Brother is expected to return to television on Sunday, five years after it was taken off air five years ago. The forthcoming series, which will be the first to air on ITV2, will be the 20th iteration of the program since it premiered in 2000. Over the years, housemates fell in love with one another, with some going on to marry and have children after leaving the historic mansion.

Big Brother will be back on TV1 this Sunday at 9 p.m., and several former contestants have reportedly earned a lot of money from being on it. TV appearances, recording contracts, and glamour modeling contracts are all common in many big brother households, so it's no surprise that some of its contestants are reportedly well off.

Imogen Thomas said she had a Big Brother stint to thank for her rich lifestyle, a £10 million estate empire, and flings with footballers. The television presenter, who died in 2006, joined Nikki Grahame and Pete Bennett as a then-23-year-old waitress. Imogen, who spoke in a new interview ahead of the reality series' revival on Sunday, said she no longer works'scientically.'

Four couples may be able to say 'I Do' on television and win a lavish honeymoon in the process, as Channel 4 is reportedly reimagining an iconic wedding show. According to the broadcaster, Four Weddings, which sees a quartet of brides and grooms ranked each other's nuptials, is returning to reality. It comes after a ten-year absence for the series, which aired on Sky Living from 2009 to 2013, inspiring the US version to debut in 2009.