BIG Brother’s first eviction date has been revealed, as the show gets ready to launch in just TWO weeks time. Fans can’t wait for the new series of the iconic reality show to start, which is promising “surprises, unexpected twists and game-changing moments”. Big Brother is returning to our screens with AJ Odudu and Will Best back at the helm to host the live shows Credit: Sofi Adams The Sun can reveal when the first live eviction will take place Credit: ITV ITV announced today that Big Brother will return to ITV2 on Sunday, September 13, at 9pm, meaning fans have less than two weeks to wait. Now, The Sun can reveal when the first live eviction will take place. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! The first housemate will be booted out of the famous compound on Friday, September 18 – just five days after the show kicks off. Big Brother fans can also snap up tickets to the live eviction, through Applause Store. Hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best are returning to the helm to present the live shows. The new series will also see the launch of brand new spin-off, Big Brother: The Group Chat. Airing after the main show, The Group Chat will be hosted by Kate Lawler and GK Barry. It will feature celeb guests and interviews with evicted housemates. Most read in TV It comes after The Sun exclusively revealed how ITV bosses wanted to bring back a slew of famous names to surprise the housemates in the next series. Chantelle Houghton is one star in talks to make a surprise return to the house. The reality star appeared in the Channel 4 series of Celebrity Big Brother, where she was put into a house of stars and was challenged to persuade them that she was famous. She managed to pull the wool over their eyes, claiming she was in a band called Kandy Floss, and over seven million people tuned in to see her being crowned the winner. Comment now
Big Brother’s first eviction date revealed as show launches in just TWO weeks time
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