Big Brother UK shares Season 23 house photos with AJ Odudu and Will Best for ITV2

AJ Odudu and Will Best are back in the Big Brother house in new photos for Season 23.
The gallery for Big Brother UK 2026 shows the two hosts inside the house. It lists the programme for ITV2 and ITVX, ITV’s streaming service for live and catch-up viewing Deadline. The cast-photos gallery was published on 13 September 2026, making it the most recent look at the new run.
The images are credited to ITV2, with copyright credit to Initial TV Deadline. The location in the listings is given simply as the Big Brother house. Odudu and Best are pictured together, the pairing that has fronted the ITV revival.
That revival is now up to Season 23. A separate house-photos gallery carries the same numbering for the 2026 run Deadline. Season numbering in this case means a straight count of UK series, carried across channels and revivals to the present run.
The move to ITV was first reported in 2022, when BBC News said Big Brother would return on ITV2 and online. That set the pattern for the current version. The main show airs on a free-to-air entertainment channel, with streaming alongside it for viewers who do not watch live.
Odudu and Best took over as hosts of Big Brother on ITV, as reported by BBC News in October 2023. That report put the launch show for the return at 2.5 million viewers. An opening night matters. It tells the broadcaster, the producers and the housemates whether the audience has come back with the format.
The ITV version has since run celebrity editions alongside the civilian series. David Potts was crowned winner of Celebrity Big Brother on ITV, with Fern Britton, Nikita Kuzmin, Louis Walsh and Colson Smith reaching the final with him, according to BBC News. The celebrity run is a shorter series, with well-known faces living under the same cameras for a condensed contest.
For fans, this means it is time to learn faces and study rooms. A gallery does not decide who stays or who goes. It shows who walks in, and where they will live while the cameras roll.


