Cbb who is in the house

Just days after Isabelle Warburton won Big Brother deservedly so, if you ask us! Hours before the show goes live, new and official pictures of the house itself have been released — and it seems that it's channeling its inner Love Island.

The garden reveals a fake view of the countryside, evoking a holiday resort sort of feeling. But s omething tells us that the celebrities won't find their time in the house stress-free Good Morning Britain viewers got the first look at the new house this morning, as presenter Richard Arnold gave a quick tour.

Things are spiced up by bold prints and colours and a very interesting choice of palm leaf wallpaper. Pastel blue and pink beds compete for floor space with a huge rug in the same colours;the room is also conveniently lined with mirrors for those with an eye for grooming and beauty and of course cameras.

The bathroom looks set to be a pampering paradise with its lavish hot pink bath, while the outside area looks to have taken some inspiration from both Palm Springs and Love island — just look at that hot tub! Meanwhile the confessional booth has been given a striking new look and the entrance way is littered with neon artwork. It's always closely monitored. It means there will be a natural split between those who spend most of their time in the kitchen - and those who try to sneak in a nap on the sofas.

There's also a huge bathroom designed to encourage chatter while bathing and is extra space for housemates to escape the main areas of the house. Rylan revealed to us last week: "It's a brilliant-looking house. It's quite different to the Eye, but there's still elements of the Eye there.

That means we don't know how the iconic chair of summer series will compare to the last. Over the past 18 years Big Brother has been forced to get tough with its misbehaving housemates - and even had to throw some of them out the back door. But most of the time Big Brother is there to lend a friendly ear to celebrities who are struggling to cope in the situation.

Creative director Paul added: "We've always had an incredibly robust welfare system in place, both for celebrity and civilian and we will continue to do so. Got a story? We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Jump directly to the content. Sign in.