It has been five years since we saw anyone enter or leave the Big Brother house and now, AJ and will head up the show.
The new hosts of Big Brother AJ Odudu and Will Best have pledged to be kinder to contestants who leave the house. The pair have insisted they will be kinder as the reality series returns on ITV2.
The new hosts detailed how the new series will go ahead, but said despite them being nicer the evicted housemates will still have to face the audience and could be booed.Nowadays, people are more aware of mental health and the impact negative comments can have on people. AJ said she feels a sense of responsibility to protect the contestants, reports the Daily Star.
Will echoed her thoughts, saying: "It's been a long time since the show was on. The world has changed and move forward. I don't think we'll be telling the audience not to boo, but are people going to want to boo in 2023? It feels like the world has changed a bit."
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