Big Brother has revealed its brand new logo ahead of the hit series’ return later this year.
The highly-anticipated reboot was teased on Monday (July 31), with the iconic eye shown to viewers of ITV1, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and ITVBE.
The reality show’s iconic logo appeared in an advert during the Love Island final and looked completely different, with the eye now multi-coloured and filled with a variety of symbols.
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The logo tease comes shortly after it was confirmed that AJ Odudu and Will Best will be hosts of the 2023 reboot.
Following the announcement, former Strictly Come Dancing finalist AJ said: “I’m so excited to finally be able to say that, yes: I’m hosting Big Brother! I couldn’t be happier.
“Following in the footsteps of some of my favourite broadcasting legends to front such an iconic show is an absolute honour – and to do it alongside my amazing friend Will is the icing on the cake.”
Will added: “I grew up with Big Brother, so getting a chance to host it with my mate AJ is a dream come true. I can’t wait to tell some housemates not to swear.”
The pair will share the iconic hosting role on the main show, presiding over the weekly evictions and quizzing housemates on all of the goings on in the world’s most famous house.
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AJ and Will will also host an additional nightly live show debating all the hot topics inside the house.
Marcus Bentley will be back as the narrator, a job he has had since the iconic reality show launched in 2000.
Sharing the news on social media, the Geordie voiceover artist tweeted at the time: “Thanks for all your support and I can’t wait for the shenanigans to begin.”
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Big Brother broadcasted yearly from 2000 until 2018.
It first aired on Channel 4 before it moved to Channel 5 in 2011.
Davina McCall was the first presenter before the role was taken over by Brian Dowling.
Emma Willis later replaced Brian until its cancellation.
The 2023 series is set to run in October for “up to six weeks” with housemates coming from “all walks of life”.
Big Brother will air on ITV2 later this year
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