A BIG Brother winner has described the show’s house being relocated as ‘closure’ and addressed its future.
Last month The Sun exclusively revealed how the TV abode was leaving its current home at Garden Studios in West London.
The move comes after ITV faced a number of disturbances during filming since Big Brother was rebooted in 2023.
But as bosses secure a new location, Jordan Sangha and Henry Southan are relieved to be saying goodbye to the house.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Jordan said: “I think in some ways it might be some closure that we need. It was so weird going back.
“We were the first people to get to go back into the latest house. It was so weird.”
Henry continued: “Especially because they hadn’t changed it up much.
“The layout was all the same. But I think it’s brilliant that they’re moving it. It might be a good change.”
While Big Brother has already been cancelled twice throughout its history – first on Channel 4 and then by C5 in 2018 – the pair are hopeful for its future.
Henry said: “I really, really hope so especially for all the team who work on it as well.
“And I think with the digital age, the way that the show is being on social media, it becomes quite a cultural moment of the year whenever Big Brother starts again. And I think that is actually quite important.”
Jordan added: “Especially nowadays on TikTok, some of the likes the videos get.
“It’s outlandish because people from overseas are seeing those videos on TikTok and are then resonating with UK Big Brother. And I love the celebrity one.”
After meeting and falling in love on reality TV, the couple are staying in the spotlight with their very own podcast series.
The Club Sandwich launched late last year and is co-hosted by the pair.
On each episode Henry and Jordan discuss their love for club sandwiches, with celebrity appearances promised for the New Year.
Explaining how the concept was born, Henry said: “Well, I think we kind of, we bonded over sandwiches on Big Brother because, I mean, let’s be honest, there’s not much to do in there.
“So you get quite excited by the prospects of putting things between two pieces of bread.
“And we love the two elements to the name.”
Last year Henry and Jordan’s former Big Brother co-star Yinrun Huang secretly married her fiancé Luke in a very intimate ceremony.
When it comes to Henry and Jordan getting hitched, Jordan reveals the ball is well and truly in Henry’s court.
He explained: “Well, who knows? It’s in Henry’s court. I’m going to be the one eventually.
“I’ve given Henry power over that. Because otherwise I could go over there and get a ring right now.
“I mean, who knows? Podcast finale. It’s going well. If you can live and work together for over a year, then yeah.”
Henry candidly said: “We still find each other quite interesting. Incredibly interesting and mentally interesting.
“And I just love how our thoughts on so many things align. So, for instance, we’ll be on the bus going somewhere and we’ll notice the same thing.
“And then we’ll have a wonderful conversation. I find it so cringe. Yeah, of course. But also the thing with Jordan is he keeps things very exciting.
“Every time he opens his mouth, you have no idea what’s going to come out. Even I, after a year, I’m surprised by some of the things.”
Club Sandwich with Henry and Jordan is available to listen to now on all podcast platforms.
Big Brother has returned to our screens.
AJ Odudu and Will Best are hosting the much-loved show.
The return of Big Brother marks a revival of one of the most iconic reality TV shows.
The show will bring back its classic challenges and format, promising to entertain a new generation of viewers.
AJ Odudu is set to bring her dynamic presenting style to the show, alongside co-host Will Best, ensuring a fresh and engaging viewing experience.
AJ and Will are set to breathe new life into Big Brother, combining nostalgia with contemporary twists to captivate audiences once again.
