Big Brother’s new housemates revealed as show superfan, hunky personal trainer and this series’ oldest contestant

BIG Brother has announced four new housemates after booting one out hours after the launch night.

Hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best returned to host the civilian series on Sunday with 12 stars entering the ITV house.

It was revealed to be the youngest cast EVER on the ITV2 reality series with just two of the 12 housemates over the age of 27.

But hours after the launch political events manager Emily Hewertson was booted from the house.

Now four more housemates have joined the mpressive line-up. Let’s take a look at the newcomers…

Cameron, 25

Personal trainer Cameron, from Bolton, has been watching Big Brother with his mum since he was 10 years old, and this year he’s finally decided to give it a go himself.

The cheeky chap, who stands at 6’5” tall, says he’ll be bringing “Energy. A bit of annoyance. And maybe a bit of controversy”, during his time in the house.

But he’s most excited about the experience as a whole, admitting he loves competition, but is equally excited about the “no phone, no contact with the outside world” elements of the show.

He continued: “I feel like it’s pretty interesting – a once in a lifetime thing.”

Cameron reckons he’ll be nominated for being “too loud or being an annoyance”, but if he manages to scoop the £100,000 prize pot, he joked he’d “put it all down to win the league on Bolton”, before clarifying he’d spend some on a holiday and invest a chunk, as well as using some to “give something back to the community”

Feyisola, 33

Financial investor Feysola, from London, decided to give Big Brother a go as she’s “obsessed with game shows”, having watched BB in her childhood.

The 33-year-old, who’s “obsessed with the Spice Girls”, fancies herself as a bit of a taskmaster, as she’s “really good at tasks and quizzes”.

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the financial investor, who admitted she’d been ill “for the last few years”, and after starting to feel better, she decided “now’s the time”.

She reckons she’ll be nominated for snoring and “talking too much or talking to myself”, the latter of which she admitted is “really odd”.

But if she makes it all the way to £100K, she plans to “buy something ridiculous for my cat”, along with treating her nieces and nephews to a holiday – but for Feyisola, who suffers from Crohn’s colitis, a charity donation marks her most personal prize pot spend.

George, 23

Parish councillor George, from Braintree, says he initially applied to the show in order to meet people from “different walks of life”, and reckons “Big Brother looks like a laugh.”

The 23-year-old, who admitted it’s “unusual” to be a parish councillor at his age, hopes to play “devil’s advocate” in the house, while also being able to “contest people’s views on things”.

But on the lighter side of things, George reckons he will be the “life and soul of the party”, but admitted that he could see himself up for nomination for “ruffling feathers”.

He added: “If I think something swims against the tide and goes against the status quo I will say it – especially in this sort of setting because it’s the prime opportunity to explore new views.”

But if he glides through to the final and scoops up the six-figure prize, he’s revealed a sweet way he intends to spend the money.

“My first and foremost priority would be getting my parents mortgage free because that sort of thing matters”, he said.

Richard, 60

Composer and author Richard, from London, made a spur of the moment decision to apply for the show, but admits as soon as he hit send, he thought “what have you done?”

But the 60-year-old says he’s now excited to enter the Big Brother house, despite believing there’s only an “outside chance” he can win the show.

He said: “Most people who would watch this show are going to be at the younger end of things and are going to identify more closely with the younger housemates.”

Still, the composer, who revealed he is the adoptive father of an adult refugee son, says it “would be quite a coup if I did carry it off”.

He reckons that he’s most likely to be nominated for his abundance of dad jokes, which “will probably get on people’s nerves”.

But if he bags the £100K prize money, Richard is in no rush to buy a Lamborghini, opting instead to invest in an ambitious classical music project with a young guitarist.

Big Brother continues tomorrow at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX