Rylan Clark has shared a hilarious reaction to the latest series of Big Brother, which saw a new twist introduced.
The ITV reality show returned on Sunday (October 6) with its 21st series, with hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best welcoming 16 brand new housemates to the iconic house.
In a twist on the regular format, the cast were split into two groups as certain individuals spent the night surrounded by iconic props of past series’ as they slept in storage.
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Rylan, who triumphed in the 11th series of Celebrity Big Brother back in 2013, commented on the scarcity of items in storage with an amusing post on X/Twitter, writing: “The reason there’s not much in storage is because most of it is in my gaff #bbuk.”
The post received a response from the official social media channels of the show, with the exchange continuing as they wrote: “Show it to me pleaseeee, send it to me Rachel.”
Rylan, who currently serves as a presenter on This Morning, responded in kind with a video showing his own personal diary room, quipping in the caption: “Soz @bbuk there’s two diary rooms in town.”
The posts received a similarly warm response from fans, with one writing: “I keep checking the signs on the boxes to see if anything is from non ITV series but you’re right, you have everything channel 5 owned xxx.”
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With the new series of Big Brother now underway, fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the new cast, with Emma Morgan – a 53-year-old from Altrincham – being singled out for praise early on.
“Emma is going to be the comedy empress this #BBUK series and I’m so here for it,” wrote one user on X/Twitter, with another adding: “Lmaoooo Emma’s first moment of the episode and she has me roaring.”
Big Brother airs on ITV2 and ITVX from Sunday to Friday, followed each night by Big Brother: Late & Live.
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