Big Brother winner in talks to host the ITV show’s new visualised podcast after Late and Live axe

BIG Brother 3 winner Kate Lawler, 46, is in talks to host the show’s upcoming visualised podcast. The reality TV star- turned-radio host would go full circle to interview housemates on the sister show to accompany the upcoming series on ITV2. Past Big Brother winner Kate Lawler is in talks to front the show’s upcoming visualised podcast Credit: Getty Kate, now 46, won the programme’s third series, which aired in 2002 Credit: Channel 4 A source said: “Kate is an ideal presenter for the show as she knows exactly what it’s like to be in the house. “She also has a huge fanbase from her years as a radio presenter. Cult fans of the series will appreciate this signing.” Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! The Sun previously revealed that Celebrity Big Brother contestant and Love Island star Chris Hughes, 33, was also chatting to bosses about the potential gig. The reality juggernaut is set to return to screens soon, with AJ Odudu, 38, and Will Best, 41, are returning to host the popular reality programme for its 23rd season. The Sun revealed Chris Hughes was in discussions for the podcast gig Credit: Rex Chris formed a romance with US star JoJo Siwa during their time on Celebrity Big Brother last year Credit: ITV However, the show has announced that there will be something different this year, by showing viewers a ‘new house every week’ in a huge shake up, and the news has sent fans into a frenzy. In a video posted to ITV‘s official Instagram page, audio explaining the change plays over a video of different eyes seen in close-up. It says: “Big Brother is back. But if you think you know the game, think again. “A new house every week… fresh chaos, daily. Everything can change in the blink of an eye.” Most read in TV The post’s caption echoed the video, sharing in block capitals: “Everything can change… in the blink of an eye.” This year the show is set to last for longer than ever before, spanning across eight weeks. Last year, 60-year-old Richard Storry won the programme, making history as the oldest winner to date of the show’s non-celebrity version. Comment now