Big Brother 2026 launched last month (September 13) with another group of contestants allowing cameras to film them 24/7 and relay the results to millions of viewers.
First broadcast on Channel 4 in 2000, it was an instant sensation, as millions were glued to the antics of Nasty Nick, Craig Phillips and Anna Nolan.
It returned in 2023 for the first time in five years, moving to ITV from Channel 5.
This year’s series will be 54 days long, making it the longest since its switch to ITV.
There was some Scottish interest in the shape of Paisley bartender Millie Jarrett, but sadly she was the first to be evicted.
Chelsey Ammari was second to be voted out, before Charlotte Nott quit the show - leaving a dozen housemates remaining in the contest.
On Friday (October 2), Johanne became the third evictee after losing the public vote to Rochelle.
And, as if that wasn’t enough excitement, there was a surprise when two new housemates made a belated arrival into the competition.
Here’s how the bookies see all 13 housemate’s chances of winning the Big Brother crown.
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1. Rochelle Rackham - 9/5
After avoiding eviction in the public vote on Friday housewife Rochelle is now the joint favourite to go right to the end of the eight week series. The 57-year-old from Essex is a 9/5 shot. | ITV
2. Phillip Regan - 9/5
53-year-old content creator Phillip, from Liverpool, is also now priced at 9/5 to win Big Brother. | ITV
3. Omar El Mayer - 11/2
Omar is a 21-year-old jewellery seller from London and is now the 11/2 third favourite to emerge from the Big Brother house victorious. | ITV
4. Cartin Richards - 11/1
One of two surprise new arrivals in the house, Cartin Richards is a 23-year-old teaching assistant from Aberdare. She's made a good early impression and is an 11/1 shot to win. | ITV