November 3rd 2023.
Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace, the star of the 2006 edition of Big Brother, has some criticism for the reboot. After avidly watching the main episodes, as well as the spin-off Late and Live, she took to Twitter to voice her opinion.
"Does anyone else think it's SO WEIRD that the #BBUK side show doesn't have any ex-housemates as guests? The LEGEND doesn't EXIST without us...WE STILL EXIST! And WE done it best, let's have it right," she said.
Her followers were in full agreement, with one saying, "They're giving NO respect to HM from previous seasons. At ALL. They had the current reigning champ Cameron Cole in the audience and completely ignored him. That's just disgusting and disrespectful."
Aisleyne's thoughts are certainly worth paying attention to, as she knows better than anyone what makes Big Brother so great. After all, it's the ex-housemates that bring the show to life with their stories and their insight.
One such ex-housemate is Megan McKenna, who starred in the 2016 celebrity version and was famed for her tantrums. She recounted her time in the house, saying, "I ended up getting called into the diary room by Big Brother, being really badly told off, and I actually whacked Big Brother off the side. I smacked the camera. It was a really serious time for me. I am sorry Big Brother."
The most recent episode of Late and Live was unexpectedly dramatic as Will Best, one of the show's two presenters, accidentally tuned into an argument taking place when he cut to a livestream of the house.
It's clear that we need more ex-housemates to bring the show to life with their stories and their insight. Big Brother returns tonight at 9pm on ITV - and it's time for the show to start listening to Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace's suggestion.
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