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In other news, Celebrity Big Brother has returned with a new lineup of housemates, including Oscar-nominated actor Mickey Rourke, soap stars Patsy Palmer and Jack P Shepherd, former Tory MP Michael Fabricant, and Olympic champion Daley Thompson. The controversial reality show, which was last aired on Channel 5 in 2018, is now on ITV. This year’s series features a diverse cast of celebrities, including singer Chesney Hawkes, TV presenter Angellica Bell, and former Love Island contestant Chris Hughes.
One of the most notable housemates is Trisha Goddard, who is battling stage four cancer. Her participation in the show aims to inspire other terminal patients to live their lives without fear. Other contestants include American pop star JoJo Siwa and comedian Donna Preston. The show, which continues to air nightly on ITV2 and ITVX, has already sparked controversy with Rourke allegedly making inappropriate comments towards host AJ Odudu.
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