CBS just announced the 11 celebrity houseguests set to move into the Big Brother house, and while you may recognize a few, others may not be so familiar. Luckily, Us Weekly is breaking down where you’ve seen each of the stars. Get to know them all below before watching the houseguests compete for $250,000!
The season launches with a three-night premiere event on Wednesday, February 7; Thursday, February 8 and Friday February 9 at 8 p.m. ET. Friday’s show will be a two-hour live eviction.
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CBS just announced the 11 celebrity houseguests set to move into the Big Brother house, and while you may recognize a few, others may not be so familiar. Luckily, Us Weekly is breaking down where you’ve seen each of the stars. Get to know them all below before watching the houseguests compete for $250,000! The season launches with a three-night premiere event on Wednesday, February 7; Thursday, February 8 and Friday February 9 at 8 p.m. ET. Friday’s show will be a two-hour live eviction.
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CBS just announced the 11 celebrity houseguests set to move into the Big Brother house, and while you may recognize a few, others may not be so familiar. Luckily, Us Weekly is breaking down where you’ve seen each of the stars. Get to know them all below before watching the houseguests compete for $250,000! The season launches with a three-night premiere event on Wednesday, February 7; Thursday, February 8 and Friday February 9 at 8 p.m. ET. Friday’s show will be a two-hour live eviction.
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The television personality, 43, recently resigned from the White House as one of Donald Trump’s legal aides. Prior to her presidential stint, she made waves during the first season of The Apprentice, and later on seasons 1 and 6 of Celebrity Apprentice.
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The NBA champion, 38, who changed his name from Ron Artest in September 2011, is most known for playing for the L.A. Lakers. He last played in 2017. He was also on season 13 of Dancing With the Stars but was eliminated first.
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The Broadway star, 44, is mostly recognized for her leading role in Hairspray. She took home a Tony Award for her part as Tracy Turnblad in 2003. She also competed in Dancing With the Stars in 2006, making it to the semi-finals.
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The Atlanta native, 38, is most known for her role as Rudy Huxtable in The Cosby Show. She went on to star in Tyler Perry’s House of Pain from 2007 to 2012. In 2015, she appeared on season 7 of Celebrity Apprentice.
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The Sugar Ray frontman, 49, previously hosted the 2010 game show, Don’t Forget the Lyrics. In 2011, he appeared on season 4 of Celebrity Apprentice, coming in 10th place.
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Also known as “Ross the Intern,” the 38-year-old TV personality previously appeared on Chelsea Lately and judged season 7 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
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Maslow, 27, is a member of boy band Big Time Rush. He also came in fourth place on season 18 of Dancing With the Stars.
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The UFC Light Heavyweight Champion was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009. However, you last saw the 48-year-old on season 9 of Dancing With the Stars.
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The 24-year-old model was crowned Miss Universe 2015 for about 30 seconds when Steve Harvey accidentally announced she had won — when really, she had landed in second place.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star has made her rounds on reality TV: she appeared on season 7 of Celebrity Apprentice (with Keshia Knight Pulliam), E!’s Famously Single in 2016 and in 2017, starred in Celebrity Big Brother 20 in the U.K.
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Most known for her roles in American Pie and Scary Movie, the 44-year-old actress is also a leading celebrity poker player and competed on season 6 of Dancing With the Stars.
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