Big Brother’s darkest secrets are exposed – from the narrator’s ‘fake’ voice to Dan’s special treatment and the fictional basement challenge room
Several alleged secrets from inside the Big Brother house have been exposed.
All is not what is seems, as housemates are said to be confiding their most vulnerable feelings to a conveyor belt of producers instead of Big Brother himself.
Meanwhile, the show’s ‘basement’ challenge room is apparently located away from the compound and not downstairs as viewers would be led to believe.
As well as the bland food making all the contestants ‘ill’ and ‘constipated’, a source told Woman’s Day that former AFL player Daniel Gorringe is ‘most likely to win the show’ after being singled out as the producers’ favourite.
All is not what is seems! Several alleged secrets from inside the Big Brother house have been exposed
The diary room is the place for housemates to share their feelings and vent about others in complete privacy with Big Brother.
But it appears that they have all been chatting to a different producer whose voice is ‘remastered to sound like [the] actual Big Brother’ in post-production.
Furthermore, the basement in which all the challenges take place is actually a short drive away from the house, according to Woman’s Day.
Housemates are reportedly ‘blindfolded, covered with a hoodie and then driven to the challenge set in a small bus,’ a source said, adding that they are not allowed to speak to each other during the journey.
‘Their voices are remastered’: Housemates are said to be confiding their most vulnerable feelings to a conveyor belt of producers instead of Big Brother himself
‘They are blindfolded and driven there’: The show’s basement challenge room is also located away from the compound, reports Woman’s Day
Footballer Dan’s special treatment also raised a few eyebrows during filming.
The insider said: ‘He’s got the typical footballer’s cockiness about him, so producers love him and everyone expects he’ll win… including Dan himself!’
Fury at Dan’s favouritism aside, some housemates have supposedly had to deal with bouts of sickness thanks to the insufficient and highly-starchy food supply of bread, rice, flour, chickpeas and potatoes.
‘They love him’: Ex-AFL player Dan Gorringe has apparently been getting special treatment
‘In the first weeks, as their bodies were getting used to the drastic change in diet, they were getting constipated and they had the runs,’ the source claimed.
Several of them reportedly caught colds because they were so run down.
Big Brother Australia continues Monday at 7:30pm on Channel Seven
‘They had the runs’: Some housemates have supposedly had to deal with bouts of sickness thanks to the insufficient and highly-starchy food supply of bread, rice, flour and potatoes