List of Big Brother (Australian TV series) housemates

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Big Brother is an Australian reality television show, and is the Australian version of the Big Brother franchise. Contestants are referred to as "housemates," and live together in a specially constructed house that is isolated from the outside world. The housemates are continuously monitored during their stay in the house by live television cameras as well as personal audio microphones. Throughout the course of the competition, housemates are evicted from the house. The last remaining housemate wins the competition and is awarded a cash prize. The series began airing in 2001, and as of 2023, 15 seasons and 2 spin-off seasons have been broadcast. [1]

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As of Big Brother 15 , there have been a total of 291 civilian housemates, 12 Celebrity Big Brother housemates and 12 Big Brother VIP ; 10 of which have been housemates on two seasons. There have been 14 winners of Big Brother; ten men and three women (with one woman winning twice), whilst the winners of Celebrity Big Brother and Big Brother VIP were both men. [2] The youngest winner is Aleisha Lee Cowcher, who was 20 at the time of winning Big Brother 7 , and the oldest is Terri Munro, who was 52 when she won Big Brother 8 . [3] [4]

Housemates

Key

  Winner
  Runner-up
  Third place
  Walked
  Ejected
  Housemate entered for the second time

Spin-off housemates

Key

  Winner
  Runner-up
  Third place
  Walked
  Ejected
  Housemate entered for the second time

Celebrity Big Brother housemates

SeriesCelebrity Age NotabilityStatus
1 Dylan Lewis 29TV and radio personality1st – Winner
Jay Laga'aia 38Actor2nd – Runner-up
Kyle Sandilands 31TV and Radio personality3rd – Third place
Sara-Marie Fedele 23 Big Brother 1 housemate4th – Evicted
Gabby Millgate 32Comedian5th – Evicted
Kimberley Cooper 22Actress6th – Evicted
Adriana Xenides 47TV Host7th – Evicted
Warwick Capper 39Former AFL Star8th – Ejected
Imogen Bailey 25Model9th – Evicted
Anthony Mundine 27Boxer10th – Evicted
Vanessa Wagner37Gay community icon and drag-queen11th – Evicted
Red Symons 53Musician, writer, and radio host12th – Walked

Big Brother VIP housemates

SeriesVIP Age NotabilityStatus
1 Luke Toki 34 Australian Survivor contestant1st – Winner
Ellie Gonsalves31Model and actress2nd – Runner-up
Josh Carroll31Model
Imogen Anthony30Model4th – Evicted
Jessika Power28 Married at First Sight contestant5th – Evicted
Thomas Markle Jr. 55 Meghan Markle's brother6th – Evicted
Dayne Beams 31Former AFL Player7th – Evicted
Bernard Curry 47Actor8th – Evicted
Daniel "Danny" Hayes48 Big Brother 13 housemate9th – Evicted
Caitlyn Jenner 71Olympic gold medalist and media personality10th – Evicted
Matt Cooper 42Former NRL player11th – Evicted
Omarosa Manigault 47Reality TV star, author and former political aide12th – Evicted

Contestants competing in International versions

NameBig Brother Australia historyBig Brother International history
SeriesStatusCountrySeriesSeason(s)Status
Priya Malik Big Brother 11 Evicted – 4th placeIndia Bigg Boss Bigg Boss 9 Evicted – 6th place
Tim Dormer Big Brother 10 Winner – 1st placeCanada Big Brother Canada Big Brother Canada 4 Evicted – 3rd place
Big Brother 14 Evicted – 5th place
Omarosa Manigault Big Brother VIP Evicted – 12th placeUnited States Celebrity Big Brother Celebrity Big Brother 1 Evicted – 5th place

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