Big Brother Brasil 26

Big Brother Brasil 26
Season 26
Hosted by	Tadeu Schmidt
No. of days	100
No. of housemates	25
Companion shows	Rede BBB Mesa Cast
No. of episodes	100
Release
Original network	TV Globo Multishow Globoplay
Original release	January 12, 2026 (2026-01-12)
Season chronology
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Big Brother Brasil 26 ^[a] is the twenty-sixth season of the Brazilian reality show Big Brother Brasil , which premiered on January 12, 2026, on TV Globo. ^[1] This season will continue to be hosted by journalist Tadeu Schmidt, with Rodrigo Dourado continuining as the executive producer.

This season will last for 100 days, tying with seasons 21–25 as the longest of the show. Much like the previous sixth seasons, it features housemates divided into the "Civilians" and "Celebrities" groups, with the addition of a third group known as "Veterans", composed of notable past housemates.

In addition, for the first time ever, the audience was able to vote for the housemates that would composed the Civilians group through five different Glass Houses in each of the 5 regions of Brazil, with two men and women in each house competing for the first 10 spots of the cast. The losers were eventually sequestered to await for further opportunities to make the cast.

Broadcast

The series is broadcast daily on TV Globo in free-to-air format and on Multishow via subscription television, with live 1-hour segments after the main show's conclusion on free-to-air TV. Continuous live feeds coverage is available through the pay-per-view (PPV) service exclusively on Globoplay for Globo.com subscribers.

The game

Housemates

Applications for Big Brother Brasil 26 started on April 17, 2025, during the broadcast of Big Brother Brasil 25. ^[2]

This season's twist reused the format from the past few seasons, with housemates now being divided into three groups: Civilians (everyday Brazilians), Celebrities (notable media personalities) and Veterans (past housemates). ^{[3] [4]}

BBB Selection

The Glass House twist, in which housemate prospects are displayed in a shopping mall to compete for a spot in the cast, was taken to whole another level this season. Around the five regions of the country, 20 housemates went through a public vote, with two men and two women in each Glass House competing for a spot in the cast. ^[5]

The voting happened from January 9 to 11, with special broadcasts every night on TV Globo. On the night of the 11th, the housemates chosen by the audience to compose the cast were revealed, with the losers being sequestered once again to await for further chances of making the cast. ^{[6] [7]}

North Region
Name	Age	Occupation	Hometown	Result	Ref.
Livia Christina Ribeiro Castro	26	Dancer	Parintins, Amazonas	Not chosen	[8]
Marciele Albuquerque da Silva	32	Dancer	Juruti, Pará	Chosen	[9]
Brigido Torres Nogueira Neto	34	Businessman and school principal	Manaus, Amazonas	Chosen	[10]
Ricardo Fabiano Chahini de Araujo (Ricardinho)	27	Professional athlete of freestyle soccer	Belém, Pará	Not chosen	[11]

Northeast Region
Name	Age	Occupation	Hometown	Result	Ref.
Maxiane Rodrigues da Silva	32	Digital influencer	Nazaré da Mata, Pernambuco	Chosen	[12]
Rafaella Fernandes de Farias Lima	29	Occupational therapist and veterinary student	Maceió, Alagoas	Not chosen	[13]
Leandro Rocha	42	Cultural producer	Salvador, Bahia	Not chosen	[14]
Marcelo Alves de Araujo Filho	31	Doctor	Currais Novos, Rio Grande do Norte	Chosen	[15]

Central-West Region
Name	Age	Occupation	Hometown	Result	Ref.
Chaiany Pinto de Andrade	25	Unemployed	Brasília, Distrito Federal	Not chosen	[16]
Jordana Ribeiro Morais	29	Lawyer and model	Brasília, Distrito Federal	Chosen	[17]
Paulo Augusto Carvalhaes	21	Veterinary student and digital influencer	Inhumas, Goiás	Chosen	[18]
Ricardo Negro	35	Model and dancer	Niquelândia, Goiás	Not chosen	[19]

Southeast Region
Name	Age	Occupation	Hometown	Result	Ref.
Gabriela Saporito de Almeida	21	Psychology student and street vendor	São Paulo, São Paulo	Not chosen	[20]
Milena Moreira Lages	26	Babysitter & kids’ party entertainer	Itambacuri, Minas Gerais	Chosen	[21]
Breno Rangel Moreira Corã	33	Biologist and model	Contagem, Minas Gerais	Chosen	[22]
Marcel Felipe de Lucena	35	Lawyer	Catanduva, São Paulo	Walked [23]	[24]

South Region
Name	Age	Occupation	Hometown	Result	Ref.
Elisa Fagundes Klein	28	Model	Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul	Not chosen	[25]
Samira Nasser Said Sagr	25	Bartender	São Jerônimo, Rio Grande do Sul	Chosen	[26]
Matheus Moreira	25	Banker and boxing coach	Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul	Not chosen	[27]
Pedro Henrique Espindola	22	Street vendor	Colombo, Paraná	Chosen	[28]

Lab

The Civilians not selected by the public in the Glass Houses will be sequestered in a different house for the possibility to enter the game. At some point of the season, the housemates already in the game might be replaced in the event the public deems them unworthy of continuing in the house. ^[29]

White Room

On premiere night, however, it was then revealed that the 9 housemates not chosen would compete in an endurance test in the infamous White Room. At first, it was announced that only the two housemates who lasted the longest would earn spots in the cast. This number was later increased to three on Friday, following the removal of Celeb Henri Castelli for medical reasons. Eventually, it was further expanded to four due to health concerns for the remaining contestants, who had surpassed the 100-hour mark in the room. ^[30]

Name	Age	Hometown	Occupation	Day entered	Day exited	Result
Chaiany Andrade	25	Brasília	Unemployed	1	7	Winners
Gabriela Saporito	21	São Paulo	Psychology student and street vendor	1	7
Leandro Rocha	42	Salvador	Cultural producer	1	7
Matheus Moreira	25	Porto Alegre	Banker and boxing coach	1	7
Rafaella Lima	29	Maceió	Occupational therapist and veterinary student	1	7	Evicted
Ricardo Negro	35	Niquelândia	Model and dancer	1	6	Evicted
Livia Christina	26	Parintins	Dancer	1	5	Evicted
Elisa Klein	28	Canoas	Model	1	4	Evicted
Ricardinho Chahini	27	Belém	Professional athlete of freestyle soccer	1	2	Evicted

Voting System

The voting system remains the same used since Big Brother Brasil 24 , with a couple changes. Besides the unlimited online votes (called the Fan Vote), the viewers would have the option to cast only one vote using their CPF, the Brazilian equivalent to a Social Security Number (called the Sole Vote). This season, however, the Fan Vote would have a weighted average of 30%, and the Sole Vote an average of 70%, following audience complaints that the results of the past few seasons (in particular the wins of Amanda Meirelles in Big Brother Brasil 23 and Renata Saldanha in Big Brother Brasil 25) did not accurately reflect the opinion of the masses. ^[31]

Prize

This season, the prize starts at a R$ 5,4 million, the biggest in the history of the show and of all Big Brother seasons around the world, being displayed to the house in the living room. ^[31]

Big Sincere

This season, the Big Sincere used since Big Brother Brasil 24 continues. Airing every Monday, the activity will continue to be done by the protagonists of the week: the Head of Household, Power of Immunity holder, and the nominees. Host Tadeu Schmidt will ask questions based on the topics selected by housemates. The remaining housemates remain inside the house watching the activity go down through the living room TV. In the event one of the housemates confronted is among the protagonists of the week, right to reply is given. ^[32]

The HoH's Crosshairs

After the result of the HoH's competition, the winner of the competition will take part in the "The HoH's Crosshairs" twist, where they are required to hand out a pre-determined number of wristbands to housemates they are considering nominating on Sunday night. The HoH must then choose their nomination for eviction among the housemates pre-selected, without any room to change their minds.

Week		HoH(s)	Chosen housemates	Nominated
1		Alberto	Breno Maxiane Milena Paulo Samira	Milena

Big Phone

This season, there will be three Big Phones in different places of the house, with the twist this season being that the public will vote for what each one will say, and which Big Phone is gonna ring, unleashing good or bad consequences on the nomination process for those who decide to answer it. ^[33]

Week	Housemate	Big Phone	Date	Time (BRT)	Consequences
1	Marcelo	Golden	January 15, 2026	Friday 11:05 p.m.	See note 4

The Counterattack

The counterattack is a surprise power given to either the HoH's nominee and/or the House's nominee, in which they have the opportunity to automatically nominate an additional housemate for eviction. While viewers are informed when the power will be featured in advance (on Thursdays before the Head of Household competition even takes place), the housemates are only informed about the twist on the spot, during Sunday's live nominations.

Week		Housemate	Status	Used on:	Result
1		Aline	Big Phone's nominee	Ana Paula	See note 5

Housemates

The 20 potential housemates who competed for the ten spots in the Civilian group were revealed on January 9, 2026, during commercial breaks on Globo's programming. The participants in the Celebrity and Veteran groups were announced at the season premiere on January 12, 2026. ^[34]

Name	Age	Type	Hometown	Occupation	Day entered	Day exited	Result
Alberto Pimentel Big Brother Brasil 7	49	Veteran	Manhuaçu	Businessman	1
Ana Paula Renault Big Brother Brasil 16	44	Veteran	Belo Horizonte	Journalist	1
Babu Santana Big Brother Brasil 20	46	Veteran	Rio de Janeiro	Actor	1
Breno Corã	33	Civilian	Contagem	Biologist & model	1
Brigido Neto	34	Civilian	Manaus	Businessman & school principal	1
Chaiany Andrade	25	Civilian	Brasília	Unemployed	7
Edílson Capetinha	55	Celebrity	Salvador	Former soccer player	1
Gabriela Saporito	21	Civilian	São Paulo	Psychology student and street vendor	7
Jonas Sulzbach Big Brother Brasil 12	39	Veteran	Lajeado	Model	1
Jordana Morais	29	Civilian	Brasília	Lawyer & model	1
Juliano Floss	21	Celebrity	Pinhalzinho	Dancer & digital influencer	1
Leandro Rocha	42	Civilian	Salvador	Cultural producer	7
Marcelo Alves	31	Civilian	Currais Novos	Doctor	1
Marciele Albuquerque	32	Civilian	Juruti	Dancer	1
Matheus Moreira	25	Civilian	Porto Alegre	Banker and boxing coach	7
Maxiane Rodrigues	31	Civilian	Nazaré da Mata	Digital influencer	1
Milena Moreira	26	Civilian	Itambacuri	Babysitter & kids’ party entertainer	1
Paulo Augusto Carvalhaes	21	Civilian	Inhumas	Veterinary student & digital influencer	1
Samira Sagr	25	Civilian	São Jerônimo	Bartender	1
Sarah Andrade Big Brother Brasil 21	34	Veteran	Brasília	Influencer	1
Sol Vega Big Brother Brasil 4	47	Veteran	Mogi Guaçu	Actress & businesswoman	1
Solange Couto	69	Celebrity	São Luís	Actress	1
Aline Campos	38	Celebrity	Rio de Janeiro	Actress & businesswoman	1	9	1st Evicted
Pedro Espíndola	22	Civilian	Colombo	Street vendor	1	7	Walked
Henri Castelli	47	Celebrity	São Paulo	Actor	1	3	Withdrew

Voting history

Key

  – Civilians

  – Celebrities

  – Veterans

  – White Room Civilians

		Week 0		Week 1		Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5	Week 6	Week 7	Week 8	Week 9	Week 10	Week 11		Week 12		Week 13				Week 14
		Glass House		White Room	Day 7										Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Finale
Head of Household		(none)			Alberto																		(none)	(none)
Power of Immunity					Jonas
Saved					Sarah
Joker Power					(none)
Nomination (Twists)					Aline Ana Paula
Nomination (HoH)					Milena
Nomination (Housemates)					Paulo Augusto
Veto Players					Aline Ana Paula Paulo Augusto																		(none)
Veto Winner(s)					Paulo Augusto
	Alberto	Not in House		Not eligible	Head of Household
	Ana Paula	Not in House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Babu	Not in House		Not eligible	Sol
	Breno	Glass House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Brigido	Glass House		Not eligible	Sol
	Chaiany	Glass House		White Room	Brigido
	Edílson	Not in House		Not eligible	Sol
	Gabriela	Glass House		White Room	Paulo Augusto
	Jonas	Not in House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Jordana	Glass House		Not eligible	Edílson
	Juliano	Not in House		Not eligible	Sol
	Leandro	Glass House		White Room	Jonas
	Marcelo	Glass House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Marciele	Glass House		Not eligible	Juliano
	Matheus	Glass House		White Room	Maxiane
	Maxiane	Glass House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Milena	Glass House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Paulo Augusto	Glass House		Not eligible	Sol
	Samira	Glass House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Sarah	Not in House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Sol	Not in House		Not eligible	Juliano
	Solange	Not in House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto
	Aline	Not in House		Not eligible	Paulo Augusto	Evicted (Day 9)
	Pedro	Glass House		Not eligible	Walked (Day 7)
	Henri	Not in House		Not eligible	Withdrew (Day 3)
	Rafaella	Glass House		White Room	Evicted (White Room - Day 7)
	Ricardo	Glass House		White Room	Evicted (White Room - Day 6)
	Livia	Glass House		White Room	Evicted (White Room - Day 5)
	Elisa	Glass House		White Room	Evicted (White Room - Day 4)
	Ricardinho	Glass House		White Room	Evicted (White Room - Day 2)
	Marcel	Glass House		Walked (Glass House)
Notes		1		2	3, 4, 5
Walked		Marcel		(none)	Pedro
Withdrew		(none)			Henri
Nominated for Eviction		Livia Marciele	Brigido Ricardinho	Chaiany Elisa Gabriela Leandro Livia Matheus Rafaella Ricardinho Ricardo	Aline Ana Paula Milena
		Maxiane Rafaella	Leandro Marcelo
		Chaiany Jordana	Paulo Augusto Ricardo
		Gabriela Milena	Breno Marcel
		Elisa Samira	Matheus Pedro
Evicted		Livia 45.45% to enter	Ricardinho 46.38% to enter	Ricardinho Evicted by White Room	Aline 61.64% to evict																			% to win
		Rafaella 39.85% to enter	Leandro 31.77% to enter	Elisa Evicted by White Room
		Chaiany 42.42% to enter	Ricardo 46.25% to enter	Livia Bribed out White Room
																								% to win
		Gabriela 40.70% to enter	Breno 49.48% to enter	Ricardo Evicted by White Room
		Elisa 41.23% to enter	Matheus 34.68% to enter	Rafaella Evicted by White Room
Survived		Marciele 54.55% to enter	Brigido 53.62% to enter	Chaiany Won the White Room	Milena 32.50% to evict																			% to win
		Maxiane 60.15% to enter	Marcelo 68.23% to enter
				Gabriela Won the White Room
		Jordana 57.58% to enter	Paulo Augusto 53.75% to enter
				Leandro Won the White Room	Ana Paula 5.86% to evict
		Milena 59.30% to enter	Marcel 50.52% to enter
				Matheus Won the White Room
		Samira 58.77% to enter	Pedro 65.32% to enter

Have and Have-Nots

	Week 1			Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5	Week 6	Week 7	Week 8	Week 9	Week 10	Week 11		Week 12		Week 13				Week 14
	Day 1	Day 4	Day 7										Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day	Day
Alberto	Have	Have	Have
Ana Paula	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Babu	Have	Have	Have
Breno	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Brígido	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Chaiany			Have
Edílson	Have	Have	Have
Gabriela			Have
Jonas	Have	Have	Have
Jordana	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Juliano	Have	Have	Have
Leandro			Have
Marcelo	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Marciele	Have	Have	Have
Matheus			Have
Maxiane	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Milena	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Paulo Augusto	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Samira	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Sarah	Have	Have	Have
Sol	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Solange	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Aline	Have	Have-Not	Have-Not
Pedro	Have	Have	Have
Henri	Have

Controversies

Glass Houses

On the morning of January 11, 2026, candidate Marcel Lucena, from the Southeast Region's Glass House, reportedly stated that he wanted to quit the show after expressing homesickness, which generated protests from the audience present at ParkShopping. Shortly after, Lucena ended up abandoning the idea, being called out by Tadeu Schmidt live during his appearance in Esporte Espetacular.

On the same day, with the announcement of the voting results, Marcel and Milena Moreira ended up being the most voted to enter from the region by the public, generating indignation among viewers due to the fact that the contestant had shown disappointment with the announcement.

Meanwhile, participant Jordana Morais, from the Central-West Region's Glass House, divided opinions after research revealed that she had used the quota system in a public competition for the Court of Auditors of Distrito Federal in 2015, but ended up failing the exam. Furthermore, she had worked as a Technical Assistant in the Deputy Office of the political party União Brasil until April 2025, when she was dismissed.

Candidate Ricardinho Chahini, from the Glass House in the North Region, ended up causing an awkward situation on air by demanding that Esporte Espetacular cover tournaments and show reports about freestyle football, a sport in which he is an athlete and which is also little known in the country.

Furthermore, another factor that caused discomfort among the audience was that only one Black participant (Milena) was chosen by the public, while other Black candidates such as Breno Corã, Leandro Rocha, Matheus Moreira, and Ricardo Negro were left out of the show, going to the "White Room" challenge, raising debates about a possible racist view of the viewers, recalling cases of Black participants being rejected in other editions, and Milena began to suffer attacks on social media. Later, Corã replaced Marcel after he decided to quit the show on the day of the premiere, due to a panic attack on his way to the Globo Studios.

Henri Castelli's health

On the morning of January 14, 2026, during the first Head of Household's Challenge, actor Henri Castelli suffered a seizure. He was assisted by dummies, who were activated by the participants, a team of firefighters, and businessman Alberto Cowboy, who knew that he could be eliminated if he left the challenge platform. Castelli was removed from the house and taken to a hospital near Globo Studios, returning shortly afterward. However, in the afternoon of the same day, Henri became ill again, this time in the outdoor area of the house while talking to actress Aline Campos. He was assisted by the production team and taken to the Diary Room, but did not return to the program, leaving the other housemates worried. This moment, unlike the first, was not broadcast on Globoplay, with the camera immediately switching to the Head of Household's Challenge. During filming, before the cut, Henri appeared quite restless, fidgeting with his hair and touching his face. At the start of the prime-time live broadcast on TV, Tadeu Schmidt informed viewers and participants that Castelli had to be removed from the reality show due to health issues. Globo was heavily criticized by the public and some doctors for the delay in attending to the participant and for bringing him back to the show without him undergoing examinations and medical observation lasting a minimum of 12 hours and a maximum of 24 hours. Later, it was revealed that the actor suffered from paresthesia due to a physical assault he had suffered in 2020.

Accusation of psychological torture

While perpetuating the "White Room" dynamic among contestants Chaiany Andrade, Elisa Klein, Gabriela Saporito, Leandro Rocha, Livia Christina, Matheus Moreira, Rafaella Farias and Ricardo Negro, the show's production attempted to use methods to force one of the seven remaining contestants to press the red button. These methods included disturbing sounds such as a baby crying, a chainsaw, a weather disaster siren, a dog barking, and the clinking of plates with forks and knives, as well as total darkness. However, they were largely unsuccessful, although Elisa gave up on the fourth day of the dynamic due to headaches caused by the noises, resulting from a migraine. The methods were classified as psychological torture, generating outrage among some viewers who started a hashtag on X demanding that all those confined in the room participate in the program. The case was also reported by a news program on the Spanish channel laSexta, which compared the room to a US military prison in Cuba. Furthermore, the contestants survived only on water and crackers and were not allowed to shower, as there was no shower on site, and there were also suspicions of sleep deprivation.

On January 16, 2026, on the fifth day of the challenge, Tadeu Schmidt announced that he would prepare a "surprise" to "shake up" the contestants in the fight for the three spots in the house. The surprise would be the presentation of proposals, since, after the departure of Ricardinho Chahini and Elisa, no participant had pressed the button. The first proposal was a "prize" of 50,000 reais, in addition to advertising for the Cif cleaning products brand, and ten years of their products free of charge. Livia ended up accepting the deal and, with that, pressed the red button. The idea was compared to the dynamics of the American Netflix series Squid Game. The situation again displeased the public, as the practice was seen as "cruel".

In the early morning of January 17, 2026, Ricardo had to give up on the challenge after suffering an allergic reaction and feeling hungry. Following this, the White Room contestants received a visit from the show's medical team, who confirmed their clinical well-being. As a solution for the decisive stage, the production increased the number of cast members to four, creating a final challenge: the contestants had to stand on small platforms. Whoever failed this challenge would win the prize of 50,000 reais, and the other four would go straight into the Big Brother house. In the early morning of January 18, 2026, the challenge was interrupted after Rafaella fainted, and the four remaining contestants (Chaiany, Gabriela, Leandro and Matheus) were declared the new housemates.

Pedro Espíndola's behavior

Some of Pedro Espíndola's actions began to be questioned by the other housemates after multiple occurrences of inappropriate behavior. On January 16th, Espíndola was involved in an episode of religious intolerance against Ana Paula Renault, implying to her he had choked due to something she had done to him using her faith. Renault, who was vocal outside the house about her liberal and progressive views, had also been repeatedly questioned by Espíndola about her political affiliation, which she refused to disclose, knowing that Espíndola was hoping to mobilize extremist right-wing politicians to vote against her when she did end up on the block. Furthermore, he repeatedly stated throughout the house that he had cheated on his wife, as external reports of alleged domestic violence and involvement with minors surfaced as well.

On January 17th, during the Power of Immunity competition, Pedro intentionally pushed the button before his partner, Paulo Augusto, finished the challenge, disqualifying the pair and angering Augusto; he later repeatedly tried to hug and anger Augusto, and faked an anxiety attack to the other housemates. Espíndola also intentionally spilled propolis oil on Juliano Floss's jacket, which smelled of his girlfriend Marina Sena's perfume, greatly irritating Floss. On the same day, Espíndola took Jordana's underwear to hang it up without her permission, which bothered and made her extremely uncomfortable.

On the following day, Espíndola sexually harassed Jordana Morais in the house's pantry while she was looking for a curling iron. On that occasion, Pedro grabbed the participant's neck in an attempt to forcibly kiss her. The images of the moment were not aired on pay-per-view, which outraged viewers. Furthermore, when Jordana recounted what she had suffered, the cameras were cut. After the incident, Pedro pressed the withdrawal button and left the game, knowing he would be ejected during the live show that night. In the Diary Room, immediately after quitting, Pedro admitted that he had his eye on Jordana because she resembled his wife. On the night of the same day, the live show aired the images from the pantry, showing the moment when Pedro approached Jordana and sexually harassed her, in addition to following her after the incident to ensure she would not speak up about it to other housemates, as he incorrectly assumed there were no cameras in the pantry.

After that, in a conversation with the housemates before the nominations, Tadeu Schmidt informed them that even if Pedro hadn't pressed the button to quit, he would have been removed from the show because of the incident. Globo began treating the now ex-BBB as an ejected participant, excluding him from the season's opening vignette, the list of housemates on the official website and the show's features, in addition to terminating his contract with ViU, the broadcaster's digital agency, and cutting his fee. The channel also prepared a kind of dossier detailing the contestant's behavior for the authorities.

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26. "Quem é Samira do BBB 26? Gaúcha é participante do reality". gshow . 9 January 2026. Retrieved 12 January 2026.
27. "Matheus está na Casa de Vidro do Sul e disputa vaga no BBB 26: conheça". gshow . 9 January 2026. Retrieved 11 January 2026.
28. "Quem é Pedro do BBB 26? Curitibano é participante do reality". gshow . 9 January 2026. Retrieved 12 January 2026.
29. REDAÇÃO (2025-09-29). "Laboratório BBB 26: Entenda como o público terá poder de trocar participantes". Notícias da TV (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2025-12-04.
30. "BBB 26: Tadeu Schmidt anuncia retorno do Quarto Branco: 'O mais temido'". UOL (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2026-01-12. Retrieved 2026-01-13.
31. "Quando começa o BBB 26: data de estreia e o que já sabemos". Exame (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2025-12-04.
32. "Outro Canal: Globo vai colocar público para questionar elenco em barracos no BBB 26". F5 (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2025-10-04. Retrieved 2025-12-04.
33. "BBB 26 terá três Big Fones e público escolherá qual terá a mensagem". gshow (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2025-12-03. Retrieved 2025-12-04.
34. Conceptu. "Candidatos ao grupo Pipoca do 'BBB 26' serão conhecidos nesta sexta". Globo Imprensa (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2026-01-05.

External links

• Official site (in Portuguese)

1. Also referred to as BBB 26.