By Monde Mwitumwa

Copyright dailyrecord

Big Brother viewers have been given an exclusive glimpse inside the completely revamped house before this weekend’s 2025 series premiere. During Friday’s (September 26) instalment o f Good Morning Britain , presenters Kate Garraway and Adil Ray crossed over to Richard Arnold, who was reporting live from Britain’s most notorious residence alongside previous year’s champion Ali Bromley. A new group of housemates are preparing to enter the country’s most legendary dwelling on Sunday (September 28) evening, and they’re in for quite a few shocks as the property has received an extremely dramatic transformation with certain features viewers never witness. This year’s participants will encounter a vibrant entrance adorned with numerous eyes as they make their initial journey inside. The brief preview kept most aspects of the residence concealed but disclosed some quirky furnishings and elements that have “never been seen before.”, reports OK! . Whilst touring the property, Richard began by stating: “What I can show you exclusively on Good Morning Britain this morning is this brand new house and what you will notice immediately is that there are eye balls everywhere.” Continuing onwards, the entertainment correspondent was swift to highlight a concealed area that doesn’t appear on television as he revealed: “This is a detail I’ve never noticed before guys, this is where the contestants change their batteries so they are constantly live on their microphones, so there is no human contact at all.” Shifting his focus to where the contestants will be bedding down for the night, he went on: “Now through here I can tell you is a bedroom but the shutters are down at the moment.” The host then caught up with last year’s champion Ali in the kitchen, which appears to have a similar layout as usual, but sports a turquoise blue and orange theme. He elaborated: “Behold the dining table. 13 for dinner, unlucky for some but you will notice that there are 25 eye balls on here to celebrate 25 years of Big Brother.” Meanwhile, Ali reflected on the past year after being crowned victor and bagging the £100,000 prize money. The telly star confessed: “Life has gone back to normal mostly but I’ve had a great year. I’ve been doing some charity work, gone back to work but I’ve also done some exciting things and been given some exciting opportunities.” Richard was quick to enquire: “Do you have any advice for people coming in, we were joking about central heating earlier on in the show – it is cold. I love the fact the only tip I’ve heard from previous housemates is that the AC is always on so you have to wrap up.” Ali confirmed: “Yes you have to wrap up because it’s freezing. My advice to people going in is just be yourself. You can only take yourself in with you so you might as well be true to it.” Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV1 and ITVX and Big Brother returns on Sunday, September 28 at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX