Big Brother return date 'CONFIRMED': Fans can expect to see the ITV reality hit in a matter of months
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The return date for ITV's Big Brother has been 'confirmed'.
Fans can expect to see the reality show hit screens in a matter of months, with six weeks worth of content.
According to Super TV, the 21st series of Big Brother UK will air on October 6, alongside trusty Late & Live and Live Stream.
While ITV hasn't announced the official release date, Super TV broke the exciting news to fans on X.
The post read: 'BREAKING NEWS Big Brother UK will return on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 2024!
The return date for ITV's Big Brother has been 'confirmed' as fans can expect to see the reality show hit screens in a matter of months
According to Super TV , the 21st series of Big Brother UK will air on October 6, alongside trusty Late & Live and Live Stream
'The 21st series is currently set to air again for 6 weeks, Sunday - Friday, with nightly Late & Live and online Live Stream! #BBUK'
Fans were left angered and disappointed over how long the programme would air for.
Some comments read: 'they said they were gonna do 8 weeks, 6 weeks is way to short',
'6 weeks is way to short, why don’t they listen to us',
'Big Brother needs a longer run, 6 weeks just isn’t enough. It felt rushed towards the end of the last series to whittle down the housemates. Hopefully the launch will be live too, and not that pre-recorded mess like last year',
'a short series again why can’t it be longer',
'6 weeks ugh. I’m grateful we’re getting anything at all but I was really hoping for a longer series this time',
'6 weeks? No Saturday episode? LAME! Channels 4 & 5 remain superior!!!',
Fans were left angered and disappointed over how long the programme would air for
Jordan Sangha was crowned the 2023 winner of Big Brother during the hotly-anticipated grand final
The drama-packed series finally came to a close on ITV with Jordan taking home the life-changing £100,000 cash prize
'@ITVX please give us more weeks. Like 8 would be perfect'.
Jordan Sangha was crowned the 2023 winner of Big Brother during the hotly-anticipated grand final.
The drama-packed series came to a close on ITV with Jordan taking home the life-changing £100,000 cash prize.
Hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best confirmed that he had won the series, with Jordan immediately joking that he would pay his council tax with the whopping cash prize.
It comes after David Potts won Celebrity Big Brother this year..
The 30 -year-old reality star - who is best known for appearing on Ibiza Weekender - had been taking part in the ITV1 reboot of the classic show, and was announced as the champion of the series on Friday evening after surviving three weeks in the house.
He beat Strictly Come Dancing professional Nikita Kuzmin to the title of winner.
