Big Brother will definitely return on Channel 5 this summer, according to reports.
The
Daily Star Sunday has claimed that Channel 5 will sign a five-year deal with Endemol in the next few days. As previously rumoured, the show will
return with a four-week Celebrity run in August, immediately followed by a regular series in September.
Among the celebrities being considered for the summer stint are ex-Harrods boss Mohamed Al-Fayed,
The Only Way Is Essex star Amy Childs and The Wanted singer Max George. Meanwhile, Charlie Sheen will apparently be offered a "big-money" deal.
JoannaLumley, Peaches Geldof, Prince Harry's ex Chelsy Davy, Abbey Clancy andTinie Tempah are also said to be on the producers' wishlist.
Additonally, controversial football pundit Andy Gray,
Home and Away actress Samara Weaving and boxer Ricky Hatton could be offered deals to take part in the reality show.
"We are giving television fans exactly what they wanted -
Big Brotherback on our screens this summer," a source said. "The deal will besigned over the next couple of days but everything has been agreed.It's a really exciting time for Channel 5 and everyone is determined tomake this new era of
Big Brother the best yet.
Renovationwork has already started on the house, which will be similar to thosein previous series but with additional improvements, the report adds.
"Itwill still have things like the Diary Room. The show's format will alsostay the same so fans don't have to worry. It will still be the sameprogramme that they've all grown to love over the years but with abigger, brighter and sexier future.
"It's going to have a bit ofa revamp with some new features but all the favourite items will beback, including the 24-hour live feed."
It was recently
reported that Cheryl Cole could be offered a £5m deal to host the show.
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