GALLERY: Here's what every single Big Brother winner is up to now

The last winner of the show was Isabelle Warburton, remembered for her love of fake tan.

Isabelle is currently launching a salon called the Summer Bunny Studio.

Craig was the first ever winner of the series all the way back in 2000. He famously donated his entire £70,000 prize fund to his friend Joanne Harris who has Downs syndrome - to pay for her heart and lung transplant.

After winning the show, Craig became one of the UK's leading DIY and home improvement experts (he owned a construction business before going on Big Brother).

Here's Brian back in the day on the final night of the series.

After winning the show, Brian became a successful presenter - he even hosted two series of Big Brother and four of Celebrity Big Brother after the move from Channel 4.
He also won Ultimate Big Brother in 2010.

Kate became the first ever female winner of the show in 2002.

After winning the show, Kate worked as a presenter, DJ and model and also took part in Celebrity Love Island in 2006 (coming third).

All-round lovely guy Cameron won the show in 2003, and he looked extremely happy about it.

He's now living in the Orkney Islands and is working as a teacher. He recently spoke to Rylan Clark-Neal about his life post-Big Brother.


Cameron said, "I live in a relatively small town called Stromness. We're right on the edge of the sea and I love living here. When I get up in the mornings, I open the curtains and I've got this panoramic view that's full of sea and full of sky. It's just beautiful."

Nadia became the first transgender woman to win the show, and is frequently dubbed 'Britain's favourite winner'. Davina also said Nadia was her favourite winner ever.

Nadia subsequently released a single called 'A Little Big of Action', and has competed in Come Dine With Me, Fool Around With… and Ultimate Big Brother. She now works as a nail technician in London.

Anthony's antics with Makosi in the hot tub is to this day one of the most talked about elements of Big Brother ever.

Anthony appeared on Ultimate Big Brother in 2010, but has since lived life away from the spotlight and is working as a barber in Durham.

Pete was the winner of what was probably the greatest series of anything to ever grace the telly - Big Brother 7.

After winning the show, Pete was in a relationship with his co-star Nikki Grahame for a short while - but they have since split.

He now owns a celebrity cleaning business in Brighton.

Rachel was dubbed the nicest winner in reality TV history because of her tendency to not get involved in arguments.

She has since opted for a career out of the spotlight, and is a teacher at a school in Wales.

Brian was the youngest Big Brother winner and was just 19 when he entered the house.

After leaving the house, Brian worked for Harry Hill's TV Burp and Big Brother's Big Mouth.


He also made headlines in 2013 after he took legal action against the makers of TOWIE. Brian claimed they had stolen the idea from him, and they eventually released a settlement.

In probably our favourite Big Brother task of all time, Sophie was forced to change her name to 'Dogface' by deed poll during her time in the house.

Sophie is still working as a model for publications such as Playboy and is no longer called Dogface.

Josie got together with John James during her time in the house, in what was probably one of our favourite ever Big Brother relationships.

Since winning the show, Josie has had a lucrative TV career - and has also gained fame for her seven stone weight loss. She now works as a personal trainer and nutritional adviser.

Aaron became the first winner of the show after it's move to Channel 5. After leaving, he made several TV appearances, and also wrote a book about his time on the show.

South African-born Chef Luke became the first transgender man to win the show.

Luke now works as Head Chef at The Pied Bull, the oldest coaching house in Chester. He and his wife also welcomed twins last year.

Sam won the first series presented by Emma Willis in 2013.

After leaving the show, Sam appeared on Welsh TV programme on S4C, in which celebrities try to learn the Welsh language.

Helen joined the show after hitting headlines for her alleged threesome with former England footballer Wayne Rooney.

After leaving the show, Helen wrote a newspaper column, and has also made various TV appearances. She's also written an autobiography.

Chloe won the show's 16th series in 2015.

Chloe is now engaged to her partner and has a son.

After leaving the show, Jason was briefly romantically linked to Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace. According to his Twitter bio, he's working as an actor and a property developer.

The last winner of the show was Isabelle Warburton, remembered for her love of fake tan.

Isabelle is currently launching a salon called the Summer Bunny Studio.