Will there be another series of Celebrity Big Brother?

The show returned earlier in 2024!

Author: Alex RossPublished 19th Jun 2024
Last updated 19th Jun 2024

Big Brother fans were left buzzing earlier this year when the celebrity edition of the iconic show was revived by ITV/STV, following a successful reboot of the main show in 2023. With celebs such as Louis Walsh, Sharon Osbourne and David Potts, the series certainly didn't disappoint!

Although bosses are yet to officially confirm a second series, rumours are rife CBB will return in 2025, so here's everything we know so far!

Is there going to be another series of Celebrity Big Brother?

OK, so ITV/STV bosses are yet to officially confirm a second series of Celebrity Big Brother, but following the success of the first series earlier this year, we imagine it will return in Spring 2025.

The 2024 series kicked off on Monday 4th March.

Which celebs are taking part?

As the show hasn't been confirmed just yet, no celebs have been announced for the 2025 series.

How long will it be on for?

If there is another series, we imagine it will follow the same time format as this years, meaning it will air for three weeks in total.

What channel will it be on?

Celebrity Big Brother aired on ITV1/STV in 2024.

The show was also available on ITVX and STV Player.

What day will it be on?

Celebrity Big Brother aired every night between Sunday-Friday.

Where will the CBB house be?

Just as it was for the rebooted 2024 series, it's understood the Celebrity Big Brother house will be located at Garden Studios in West London in 2025.

Check out the 2024 CBB house below:

Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Celebrity Big Brother house


Who will host the show?

We imagine AJ Odudu and Will Best will once again return for the celebrity edition if it gets a 2025 series.

Who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2024?

David Potts was crowned the winner during the final on Friday 22nd March.

Check out the final placings below:

WINNER: David Potts


RUNNER-UP: Nikita Kuzmin


3RD PLACE: Colson Smith


4TH PLACE: Louis Walsh


5TH PLACE: Fern Britton


How does the voting work?

In 2024, voting in the celebrity series was 'Vote to Save', with fans being urged to vote for their favourite celeb.

Fans were able to vote for their favourite celebs on the official app for free.

Hosts AJ and Will explained the voting system via a video ahead of the launch show. They said: "So we're coming at you with big news. You remember the last series of Big Brother it was vote to evict. This time, for Celeb BB, you are voting for your favourite housemate. You're always going to vote to save."

When was the last series of CBB?

The 2024 series of Celebrity Big Brother aired between 4th March-22nd March.

Prior to that, the last series of Celebrity Big Brother aired in 2018, with former Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas being crowned the winner, after a series of controversy thanks to Roxanne Pallett.

How many series has there been?

Celebrity Big Brother first kicked off in 2001, with the spin-off show airing all the way up until 2018.

In later years, the celebrity spin-off show became a lot more popular than the civilian series, with famous faces such as Mark Owen, Katie Price, Rylan Clark, Coleen Nolan, Jermaine Jackson, Michael Barrymore, Kerry Katona, Gemma Collins, and more all taking part.

Perhaps the most memorable series to date was in 2016, when the likes of Gemma Collins, Stephanie Davis, Jeremy McConnell, Scotty T, Tiffany Pollard, Angie Bowie, David Gest and Megan McKenna entered the house.

As well as Stephanie and Jeremy having an affair on live TV, Tiffany mistakenly thought co-star David Gest had passed away in the house, after Angie revealed her ex-husband David has sadly passed away from cancer.

Who has won the show in the past?

To date there's been 23 winners of Celebrity Big Brother, see the full list of winners below:

Series 1: Jack Dee

Series 2: Mark Owen

Series 3: Mark 'Bez' Berry

Series 4: Chantelle Houghton

Series 5: Shilpa Shetty

Series 6: Ulrika Jonsson

Series 7: Alex Reid

Series 8: Paddy Doherty

Series 9: Denise Welch

Series 10: Julian Clary

Series 11: Rylan Clark

Series 12: Charlotte Crosby

Series 13: Jim Davidson

Series 14: Gary Busey

Series 15: Katie Price

Series 16: James Hill

Series 17: Scotty T

Series 18: Stephen Bear

Series 19: Coleen Nolan

Series 20: Sarah Harding

Series 21: Courtney Act

Series 22: Ryan Thomas

Series 23: David Potts

Check out all of the CBB winners below:

Series 1: Jack Dee

Year: 2001


Comedian Jack Dee was the first ever winner after bosses decided to launch a celerity spin-off of the reality TV series. After eight days in the house, Jack was crowned the winner ahead of Claire Sweeney and Keith Chegwin.

Series 2: Mark Owen

Year: 2002


Take That singer Mark Owen won the second series in 2002, being crowned the winner by the voting public over finalists Les Dennis and Melinda Messenger.

Series 3: Bez

Year: 2005


Following a two-year break, Celebrity Big Brother returned to screens in 2005, with Happy Mondays' star Bez winning the third series.

Series 4: Chantelle Houghton

Year: 2006


CBB bosses decided to shake things up in 2006, putting non-celebrity Chantelle Houghton into the house alongside a whole host of celebs, tasking her with trying to persuade her fellow housemates that she was a real celeb.


After passing her mission and striking up a relationship with fellow housemate Sam Preston, Chantelle went on to win the fourth series!

Series 5: Shilpa Shetty

Year: 2007


In perhaps the most controversial series to date, 2007 saw the likes of Jade Goody, Danielle Lloyd and Jo O'Meara all enter the Celebrity Big Brother house. Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty won the series after 'bullying accusations' were made.

Series 6: Ulrika Jonsson

Year: 2009


Following another two-year break, TV host Ulrika Jonsson became the sixth winner of CBB, despite receiving the most nominations during her time in the house.

Series 7: Alex Reid

Year: 2010


In a relationship with Katie Price at the time, Alex Reid was loved by viewers, earning a huge 65.9% of the vote during the final in 2010. Alex was in the final alongside Dane Bowers and Vinnie Jones.

Series 8: Paddy Doherty

Year: 2011


During the first series to air on Channel 5, My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding star Paddy Doherty won over the public to be crowned the winner of series eight, ahead of the likes of Kerry Katona and Jedward.

Series 9: Denise Welch

Year: 2012


Bosses chose to air an additional series of CBB in 2012, with Denise Welch winning the Winter series ahead of X Factor star Frankie Cocozza.

Series 10: Julian Clary

Year: 2012


During the Summer series in 2012, actor and comedian Julian Clary was crowned the winner ahead of Coleen Nolan, despite not being massively popular with his fellow housemates.

Series 11: Rylan Clark

Year: 2013


Despite landing a place on the show thanks to his hilarious antics on The X Factor, Celebrity Big Brother turned out to be a life-changing experience for Rylan Clark. After his stint on the Winter series in 2013, Rylan landed a job presenting spin-off series Big Brother's Bit on the Side.


The rest is history, with Rylan now being one of the most popular TV and radio hosts around!

Series 12: Charlotte Crosby

Year: 2013


Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby certainly didn't hold back in the house, taking her wild partying antics into the house with her. Despite annoying some of her housemates, Charlotte was adored by the voting public, going on to win the show ahead of Five singer Abz Love.

Series 13: Jim Davidson

Year: 2014


Series 13 of Celebrity Big Brother saw an unlikely bromance form between comedian Jim Davidson and N-Dubz star Dappy. After the pair both made it to the final, it was Jim who was crowned the winner!

Series 14: Gary Busey

Year: 2014


American actor Gary Busey made CBB history during the Summer series in 2014, becoming the most nominated housemate ever! Despite this, Gary somehow went on to win the series following a public vote.

Series 15: Katie Price

Year: 2015


Despite entering the house as a late arrival and clashing with Katie Hopkins, Katie Price actually went on to win series 15, claiming victory ahead of arch-nemesis Katie Hopkins.

Series 16: James Hill

Year: 2015


CBB bosses decided on a UK vs USA theme for the 2015 Summer series, which saw celebs from the UK and USA going head-to-head. The Apprentice star James Hill went on to win series 16.

Series 17: Scotty T

Year: 2016


To date, series 17 of Celebrity Big Brother is perhaps the most memorable and most-loved by fans! Starring the likes of Gemma Collins, Stephanie Davis, Jeremy McConnell, and Megan McKenna, the series served up some hilarious moments and plenty of drama, with Geordie Store star Scotty T being crowned the winner.

Series 18: Stephen Bear

Year: 2016


Stephen Bear won the 18th series of Celebrity Big Brother.

Series 19: Coleen Nolan

Year: 2017


In January 2017 bosses chose to have a All Stars Vs New Stars series, featuring celebrities who had already taken part in the past. After finishing as runner-up in 2012, Coleen Nolan was crowned the winner during series 19!

Series 20: Sarah Harding

Year: 2017


Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding appeared on the series in 2017, going on to win the show after she endured a number of fiery rows with Jemma Lucy. Sarah also enjoyed a romance with The Bachelor star Chad Johnson in the house.


Sarah sadly passed away in September 2021, following a battle with cancer.

Series 21: Courtney Act

Year: 2018


Series 21 of CBB made history when it was confirmed all housemates during the launch show would be women, to mark 100 years of women's suffrage. Shane Lynch, Ann Widdecombe and drag queen Courtney Act made it to the final, with Courtney being crowed the winner.

Series 22: Ryan Thomas

Year: 2018


The last series of Celebrity Big Brother was won by former Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas, after he was wrongly-accused by fellow housemate Roxanne Pallett of assaulting her in the house.


Following the final, Channel 5 announced both Big Brother and Celebrity Big Brother had been axed.

Series 23: David Potts

Year: 2024

Reality star David Potts was crowned the winner of the first ever ITV/STV series in 2024. David was in the final alongside Nikita Kuzmin, Colson Smith, Louis Walsh and Fern Britton.

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