Julie Chen Moonves all the Big Brother house guests of the All Stars edition. After a long wait the show’s host revealed all the participants of the show. The second season of the All Stars edition had a plan of summer release in the current year. The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 pushed the premiere of the show to the present.
The show had its premiere on Wednesday evening. On the premiere host, Julie Chen Moonves revealed all the new twists. The twists will be a part of the show through out. The show hid identity of the 16 participants, well.
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Since, the show will be taking place amidst the corona pandemic, CBS making sure to keep it as safe as possible for the participants. In addition, the participants were also quarantined for desirable time period. Julie said,
“As we speak right now, they’re quarantining by themselves in homes that we’ve rented for them. They’re getting tested every few days. They will go in once they’ve been clean and clear for at least 14 days and then even once they get in the house, they’re still going to be tested. They have no contact with anyone.”
she added,
“once you’re in the Big Brother house, it might be one of the safest places to be.”
The Host revealed the house guests in the group of fours. The house guests will be monitored by 94 cameras and 113 microphones. According to Julie, the show will be a game of skills, strategies and social manipulation.
Participants
Nicole Franzel – Season 8
Daniele Donato – Season 8 and 13
Da’Vonne Rogers – Seasons 17 and 18
Christmas Abbott – Season 19
Tyler Crispin – Season 20
Ian Terry – Season 14
Kevin Campbell – Season 11
Enzo Palumbo – Season 12
Janelle Pierzina – Seasons 6, 7 and 14
Bayleigh Dayton – Season 20
Nicole Anthony – Season 21
Keesha Smith – Season 10
Kaysar Ridha – Seasons 6 and 7
Cody Calafiore – Season 16
Memphis Garrett – Season 10
David Alexander – Season 21
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