Davina McCall became the bookie’s favorite to organize rumors of Big Brother’s re-launch on ITV

Davina McCall could return to the show she’s best known for – Big Brother – as the show’s return to ITV is reported, according to bookmakers

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Odds are looking good for Davina McCall returning as host of Big Brother, after it was reported that the show would be re-launching next year on ITV.

Producers are said to be in talks to introduce the iconic show on the channel, with 54-year-old Davina, who has hosted the series for a decade, who loves showing the reality TV series. , according to the bookmakers.

Ladbrokes installed the old face of the show, later led by previous winners Brian Dowling and Emma Willis, on January 2 to present again.

Ladbrokes’ Alex Apati said: “Big Brother fans will be delighted by the news of our return to screens this week and the latest odds suggest a familiar face may be on the horizon. again after a 12-year absence.”

Radio host and former X Factor star Rylan Clark is also said to be on the shortlist to host the ITV version.

Current plans for the new series will not feature celebrities and will return to its original roots with ordinary members of the public, according to the report.

The owners are planning to broadcast the series on ITV2 next fall of 2023 Love IslandIt has been claimed.

Big Brother was a huge success when it first launched in the millennium and lasted 18 years, first on Channel 4 and then on Channel 5, launching the careers of famous names like Jade Goody, Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson.

The show brings people into a house together and captures them day and night, creating many iconic moments, also creating a celebrity version.

A TV source said Sun : “They thought putting it on ITV2 would open up a new audience and loads of younger fans.

“Negotiations are still at an early, delicate stage and the next few weeks will be key.”

The show, which sometimes intrigues viewers, ran from 2000 to 2010 on Channel 4, with Channel 5 relaunching in 2011.

Davina presented the series from 2000 to 2010, and went on to host The Million Pound Drop and Long Lost Family.

Most recently, she was seen as a judge on ITV’s The Masked Singer.

Despite the disparity, Davina seemed uncertain about how the show would work in this day and age, as she spoke about it this year.

“I don’t know if you can bring it back now. The one time I thought Big Brother’s return would be great was on the 20th anniversary in 2020. Everyone is on lockdown,” she said. Great magazine in January.

“But if it comes back now, it will never be the same. And not because of the show but because of society. It has changed so much and the expectations of television have changed too – I don’t know you is that right?” Can do that.”

She added: “In today’s culture, people are constantly being laughed at when they say something.”