Big Brother Australia 2023 promises to be the spiciest and sexiest season yet

One of Australia’s spiciest reality television series, Big Brother is back for 2023 with fifteen new single housemates competing for a shot at the big prize money.

These “sexy” singles will be locked away from the world in the Big Brother house. Nothing is off limits, and nothing is private as these contestants will be monitored by eighty cameras and mic’d up 24/7.

Are you ready for a season of love, heartbreak, and jealousy? We hope so because Channel Seven has promised this season will be the “most explosive” yet. But why? Well, Channel Seven has told fans to watch out for “a set of sisters playing together as one housemate,” Sonia Kruger will enter the house to deliver evictions and a special King and Queen suite for the lovebirds.

Hosted by Sonia, the housemates will be tested by “heart stopping” challenges as they hope to find love and win the $100,000 prize money.

In 2022, Reggie took home the $250,000 prize money – the first person in Big Brother history to win twice.

Continue reading for all the information on when Big Brother Australia 2023 will be returning, who the new single contestants are, and even where the show is filmed.

When does Big Brother 2023 return?

Channel Seven has confirmed Big Brother will be returning to screens on Monday, November 6, 2023.

Who is the cast of Big Brother 2023?

Fifteen fresh faced singles will be entering the iconic Big Brother house in 2023 to battle it out for $100,000 in prize money – and love, of course.

However, Channel Seven is yet to confirm the names of the newcomers, but have released photos of some of the contestants (below).

Where can you watch Big Brother 2023?

In what’s being called the “spiciest season ever,” the new season of Big Brother Australia will air on Channel Seven and 7Plus.

Where is Big Brother 2023 filmed?

The filming location for Big Brother 2023 has not yet been revealed. However, the 2022 season was filmed in a shiny custom-built house in Sydney’s Olympic Park in the White Pavilion.

Previous seasons were filmed in Sydney Harbour’s North Head.

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After completing a Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Journalism and Media Production, Tia began her career in media 2022. She writes on the Now To Love website, particularly for the legacy brand TV Week and manages its social media platforms. She is currently the Senior Digital Content Producer on Now To Love, writing predominately for TV Week while managing all its social media platforms. It is here she can combine her professional and personal passions for reality TV, drama, celebrity, Australian and International TV – and donning her favourite clothes for a red carpet to interview some of television’s best.