Big Brother Bingo

What is Big Brother?

Big Brother is a social experiment game show filled with contestants who are referred to as housemates. They must live in the Big Brother house, secluded from the outside world for 2-3 weeks. The housemates must nominate who they want to see put up for eviction. The general public then vote to keep their favourite housemate in the house, the one with the least amount of votes is evicted and must leave the Big Brother house immediately. Whoever is left at the end, is crowned the winner.

The housemates are under 24/7 camera surveillance, have to follow strict rules, stick to a weekly shopping budget for the entire house, and they have to take part in weekly tasks. The Big Brother house includes a ‘diary room’ where the contestants can go to privately discuss any thoughts/feelings about the game or their housemates with Big Brother.

Where to Watch

Celebrity Big Brother is normally available to watch on ITV1, ITVX and STV, airing at 9pm nightly and with each episode followed by Big Brother: Late & Live on ITV2 and ITVX.

2025 Contestants

Teja, 18, Bristol – Cleaner
Teja entered Big Brother hoping to change her life with the prize money. With a bubbly personality and practical skills, she promises to cook, clean, and compete hard in the house.

Sam, 27, Bradford – Zumba Instructor
Sam is full of energy and plans to keep spirits high with Zumba, yoga, and sing-alongs. He’s known for being fun, emotional, and empathetic, and dreams of Disneyland and a fluffy cat if he wins.

Caroline, 56, Canvey Island – PR Consultant
Caroline is lively, sensitive, and self-described as “too naughty” to be the house mum. She joined Big Brother after a career shake-up and would use winnings for home improvements.

Elsa, 21, Essex – Content Creator
Elsa spotted the ad for Big Brother on TikTok and decided to apply. She is focused on building friendships and hopes to win enough money for a flat for herself and her dog.

Jenny, 20, Derry – Make-up Artist
Jenny brings positivity and plenty of craic. She aims to keep the mood light and make people laugh, and if she wins, she plans to travel as much as possible.

Marcus, 22, Manchester – Mechanical Engineer
Energetic and mischievous, Marcus admits he enjoys stirring the pot. He looks forward to diving into the mix of personalities and would spend winnings on his car and a trip to Australia.

Nancy, 22, Glasgow – Graduate
Nancy brings her fiery Italian energy, passion for cooking, and love of singing and dancing. She applied when feeling lost and is ready to bring constant energy to the house.

Zelah, 25, South London – Personal Trainer
Zelah has boundless energy and thrives in group settings. Social and highly motivated, he’s excited for the tasks and curious to see how he manages without his usual gym routine.

Cameron B, 25, Bolton – Personal Trainer
Inspired by his mum, a longtime fan of the show, Cameron B describes himself as energetic but admits he may be a little annoying or controversial in the house.

Richard, 60, London – Composer and Author
The oldest housemate, Richard applied on a whim. Thoughtful and project-driven, he would use winnings to fund music projects and help launch the career of a young guitarist.

Eliminated Contestants

Emily, 25, Northampton – Political Events Manager
Emily described herself as someone who does things “for the plot” and wanted adventure. Unfortunately, after a house decision between herself, Sam, and Caroline, she became the first evicted contestant.

Gani, 39, South London – Pizza Shop Manager
Ambitious and driven, Gani wants to grow his personal brand and become known by millions. Gani Khan became the second housemate to leave the Big Brother house after receiving the fewest public votes in a head-to-head against Zelah Glasson. Originally set to be a live outdoor eviction, the event was moved indoors due to Storm Amy, with host Will Best escorting Gani through a backdoor exit.

Cameron, 22, Taunton – Farmer
Cameron describes himself as a proud country lad hoping to fly the flag for British farming. He was evicted during the second live show after receiving the fewest public votes, competing against Elsa and Richard. Originally, George was also set to face eviction but was removed beforehand. Cameron became the first housemate to exit through the front door, saying, “It’s good to be out… you’re seeing different faces.”

George, 23, Braintree – Parish Councillor
George is excited to meet people from different walks of life and share stories. Down-to-earth and curious, he views Big Brother as a laugh and a unique experience. On October 8th, ITV confirmed his removal due to repeated use of unacceptable language and behaviour. Despite prior warnings – particularly regarding comments made about Sam Ashby – George’s conduct violated broadcast standards. His removal occurred before the scheduled eviction, cutting short his participation in the show.

Feyisola, 33, London – Financial Investigator
Feyisola entered the house with a sharp mind and a confident presence, hoping to bring logic and leadership to the group. She became the fourth housemate to be evicted after receiving the fewest public votes in a head-to-head against Tate, Teja, and Nancy. Despite her composed exterior, Feyisola’s strategic gameplay drew suspicion from fellow housemates. Her exit sparked debate online, with many viewers calling the decision “ridiculous.” On leaving, she said, “I stayed true to myself. That’s all I could do.”

Tate, 28, Brighton – Tattoo Artist
Creative and outspoken, Tate brought bold energy to the house and quickly became a memorable figure. Nominated by five housemates, including Elsa and Zelah, Tate faced the public vote alongside Feyisola, Teja, and Nancy. Ultimately, Tate was evicted in Week 5, with host Will Best announcing the result during a tense live show. Reflecting on his time, Tate said, “I came in loud, I left proud. No regrets.” His departure left a noticeable gap in the house’s dynamic.

Why Big Brother Bingo?

Watching reality TV shows is always fun, because let’s be honest, we all love the drama. But they often have their boring moments, filler episodes and annoying housemates you just simply can’t stand listening to.

Make your viewing experience more interesting by giving our Big Brother bingo card a go! You can play on your own or with friends and family for a little competitive spirit.

How To Play

Our Big Brother bingo cards will help you get the most out of each episode. Instead of numbers, they contain sayings and events, many of which are sure to play out over the course of an episode. To win, all you’ve got to do is fill the most or all of the items out!

• Choose your own phrases and enter them in the ‘Enter Words…’ box. Or you can use ours!
• Select Card Size – click the Grid Size box and select layout from the drop-down menu.
• Click Generate Bingo Card for a playable preview card.
• Select the number of cards you’d like to print or enter a custom number. Each card will then be given jumbled up phrases.
• Select Generate Printable Cards. Alternatively, invite your friends using the email box and hitting ‘invite’. They’ll all receive a unique Big Brother bingo card.
• Sit back and watch the show unfold. Mark off each item as it happens. The first to mark off the most or all items is the winner!

Be sure to check back in the coming weeks for more information about the show as well as the contestants.