AJ Odudu and Will Best have shared they are debating skipping the boozy BRIT Awards after-party.
The glitzy bash takes place this Saturday (March 1) at London’s O2 Arena just two days before the live launch of Celebrity Big Brother on Monday, March 4.
Both AJ and Will usually both attend the star-studded after-party after the awards ceremony but they’ve been contemplating heading home earlier than usual to make sure as ready to welcome a new batch of famous housemates as they return to their presenting roles.
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Opening up about the lessons they learned from hosting the civilian series of Big Brother last year, AJ told Daily Star and other press: “We need a good night’s kip because when Big Brother starts its go, go, go. The housemates are always doing something and the storylines are always changing. I love a party. It was my birthday a couple of days ago and I’m still celebrating it.
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“It’s the BRITs is right before Celebrity Big brother and me and Will are already pep talking each other.” Will cheekily added: “I will be able to not go to an after-party but it’s the devil on my shoulder here which is going to be causing problems with that.” It has been confirmed that there will be two evictions a week when rebooted version of CBB returns to television screens next week.
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The decision by bosses means Will and AJ will be booting out multiple housemates each week. Will said: “We know from chatting to housemates that have been in how the mood is effected by evictions and nominations. Eviction and nominations happening more often just ranks up the pressure and it will really mess with their heads. I think Big Brother doesn’t need to do much to bring out extreme reactions from celebs compared to the civilian but it doesn’t mean that Big Brother won’t do weird and wonderful things to them.
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TOWIE beauty Chloe Brocket, former X Factor judges Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh, rugby hunk James Haskell and This Morning legend Fern Britton are just a few names which have been rumoured to be joining the line-up on the rebooted edition of the ITV reality show next week. A ITV spokesperson said: “Any names for Celebrity Big Brother are purely speculation.”
Celebrity Big Brother starts Monday, March 4 at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX
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