Get ready for Big Brother 2024! Start date has been confirmed and we have all the details.

The highly anticipated return of Big Brother is just around the corner, and fans are buzzing with excitement as they await the launch of the second civilian series of ITV's revival. After the success of Celebrity Big Brother in March, it's no surprise that viewers are eagerly anticipating the 21st season of the classic reality show.

With the start date less than two weeks away, ITV has revealed the new eye logo for the upcoming series. As the launch date draws closer, fans are desperate for any hints about the famous house and what surprises it may hold this year.

One exciting change for this season is that the show will be taking a cue from Celebrity Big Brother and bringing back the live element. This means that viewers can expect to see the action unfold seven nights a week on ITVX, going into the early hours. This news has been confirmed by ITV in a press release, much to the delight of fans.

But when exactly will Big Brother return to our screens? Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 6 at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX. Unlike last year, it seems that the launch will not be simulcast on ITV1. However, viewers can still tune in to Big Brother: Late & Live on ITV2 and ITVX, where a star-studded panel will break down the action each night and conduct the evictees' first live interviews.

As always, the identities of this year's housemates will be revealed during the launch episode on October 6. After the mixed reception to the pre-recorded elements in the 2023 series, fans are eager to see what surprises await them this time around.

The show's iconic narrator, Marcus Bentley, is expected to return for the 21st season, adding his iconic voice to the mix once again. Last year, AJ Odudu and Will Best took over as hosts, and they will also be returning for the new series, following in the footsteps of previous presenters such as Emma Willis and Davina McCall.

In the 2023 series, lawyer Jordan Sangha emerged as the winner, taking home a £100,000 cash prize after spending six weeks in the Big Brother house. After an epic wrap party, he took to social media to thank his fans for their support in the most on-brand way possible. The series was followed by Celebrity Big Brother, where TV personality David Potts was crowned the champion.

With the start date just around the corner, fans can't contain their excitement for the return of Big Brother. Stay tuned for more updates and surprises as the countdown begins. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, don't hesitate to contact the entertainment team at The Agency. They would love to hear from you!

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