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The Big Brother house has undergone a bold makeover ahead of the launch of the new series this weekend.
Featuring a bold, psychedelic color scheme, a luxurious kitchen and a jacuzzi, the first photos show the renovated interior.
Contestants will encounter a neon orange and yellow staircase with giant paint splatters as they take their first steps inside.
Meanwhile, the new living room follows a bright orange and red theme, with a yellow sofa where all the new housemates will be gossiping about this weekend.
The Big Brother house has undergone a bold makeover ahead of the launch of the new series this weekend.
Featuring a bold, psychedelic color scheme, a luxurious kitchen and a jacuzzi, the first photos show the renovated interior.
But it looks like the show could be set for a chaotic opening, as both hosts suffered ailments ahead of the launch show on Sunday night.
AJ Odudu and Will Best took the reins of the hit reality show with its ITV2 revival last year and are preparing to welcome a new generation of housemates for the third time.
However, appearing on Capital Breakfast on Thursday, Will, 39, revealed that both he and AJ, 36, are suffering from individual illnesses which could spell trouble for the live launch show.
He explained that he suffered “neck stiffness”, meaning he has difficulty moving his head, and was forced to visit an emergency physiotherapist.
Speaking to hosts Jordan North, Chris Stark and Sian Welby, Will explained: ‘Yes, I have a stiff neck. It’s a little better today, yesterday was bad, I have an emergency physio in a couple of hours after this.
Poking fun at the inconvenient timing, he added: “It’s always nice right before the biggest show of the year, when you’re going to be live for six weeks, doing all kinds of crazy stuff, not being able to move.
‘So I’m sorry Chris, I can’t really look at you (laughs), you’re on the wrong side!’
Sian then joked: “That’s why we got you a swivel chair, so you can move your whole body,” prompting Will to reply: “I can perform the live show in one of these!”
However, he added that he couldn’t even lean on his co-host for support as AJ “lost his voice.”
Will said: ‘AJ lost her voice too, yeah sorry, saw her yesterday, we recorded a podcast.’ That’s why he’s not going to do radio today!’
He admitted he was “nervous” about the live launch, but insisted it was because of his love for the show and his desire to make sure everything went well.
He explained: ‘Yes, of course I get nervous, because I love this show so much, so I’m nervous that we’re going to do it justice, about the format, I’m nervous about how the housemates will do.
‘But once we get to Sunday, just before we start working, the nerves disappear. “I can’t wait to meet these people.”
But it looks like the show could be in for a chaotic opening, with both hosts suffering ailments ahead of the launch show on Sunday night.
He explained that he suffered a “stiff neck”, meaning he has difficulty moving his head, and was forced to visit an emergency physiotherapist, as he mocked the terrifying moment.
While Will added that he couldn’t even lean on his co-host for support as AJ “lost his voice” just days before the live launch (pictured together last month).
