Huge I’m A Celeb winner moves into the Big Brother house as show makes reality TV history

BIG Brother is making reality TV history with a UK show first and has enlisted the help of an I’m A Celeb winner to do it. For the first time in the show’s history, the programme’s ‘dry run’ will be live streamed for everyone to see. Angry Ginge and the Bov Boys are moving into the Big Brother house for the ‘dry run’ Credit: ITV Jungle champ Ginge will be live-streaming the entire 24 hours Credit: Shutterstock Editorial The dry run is the ‘rehearsal’ run of the show which usually takes place just a week before the show’s main launch. This is mainly used to ensure all the camera, sound and lighting equipment is working, ensuring the house is fully functional and also to trial any impending tasks. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! Whilst the dry run has always taken place behind closed doors, this year, the show will be livestreaming the entire run prior to Sunday’s launch. One of the ‘guinea pig’ housemates will be none other than Angry Ginge. Ginge and his crew – the Bov Boys – will all be bedding down for 24 hours in the Big Brother house. As well as Ginge, the Bov Boys consists of fellow online content creators – Tays, Jakey Davies and Chazza. Heinz Baines will be absent due to a prior family commitment. The action will be streamed across the four lads’ own Twitch channels as well as the ITV Reality and Big Brother UK YouTube channels. The takeover will last a full 24 hours and see the lads put Big Brother through his own paces. Most read in TV It will air from 12 noon on Saturday until 12 noon on Sunday. They will be joined by guests throughout their stay including Adeola Patronne, Mariam Musa, Shauna Games, Scouse Mali plus Pieface, who knows the Big Brother experience all too well, having been a contestant on the show 11 years ago in 2015. The main series, hosted by AJ Odudu and Will Best, will then kick off on Sunday night at 9pm. Comment now