Housemates
Eetu
Eetu Karhunen Born in 1988. A paper worker living in Tampere
Elli-Maija
Elli-Maija Martikainen Born in 1988. A student living in Vantaa.
Hannu
Hannu Mikkola Born in 1986. A student living in Porvoo, Finland.
Jani T.
Jani Tenhunen Born in 1978. Working as a salesman in Helsinki.
Jani Y.
Jani Yliviuhkola (born in 1987). Living in Helsinki.
Mari
Mari Luhtavaara Born in Hämeenlinna in 1992. At the moment living in Helsinki. Working as a bartender.
Maria
Maria Kalho (born in Jyväskylä in 1988). At the moment living in Helsinki. Working as a promoter.
Marianna
Marianna Zaikova was a housemate in Big Brother 2008, where she was ejected for undisclosed personal reasons. Born in 1985, living in Helsinki.
Marika
Marika Eerola (born in 1987). A student living in Helsinki.
Mia
Mia Mäkipää (born in 1990). A student living in Helsinki.
Niko N.
Niko Nousiainen was a housemate in Big Brother 2007. Born in 1983, living in Helsinki. He was the winner of Big Brother 2010.
Niko S.
Niko Saarinen was a housemate in Big Brother 2008, where he was ejected for violence. Born in 1986, living in Kerava.
Nino
Nino Hermas was a housemate in Big Brother 2009, where he was ejected for sexual misconduct. Born in 1979, living in Helsinki.
Noora
Noora Kokkola Born in 1988. Working as a saleswoman in Turku.
Paul
Paul Puolakka (born in 1984 in Oulu).
Petri
Petri Tiainen Born in 1985. Living in Kuopio.
Riikka
Riikka Haahkola Born in 1986. Working in a coffee shop in Kouvola
Vilhelmiina
Vilhelmiina Noronen Born in 1986. Working as a bartender in Jyväskylä.
Ville
Ville Kinnunen Born in 1990. Living in Leppävirta.
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