Big Brother’s new eye REVEALED: ITV unveils iconic logo ahead of reality show’s much-anticipated second series

Big Brother’s new vision was revealed in an exclusive promo during the live final of Love Island on ITV2 on Monday.

During the broadcast, viewers got a glimpse of the logo as the countdown began for the highly anticipated second season of the reality show.

This year’s eye is colorful and abstract, with oil droplets on a yellow background, before creating the iconic eye shape.

The advert ended with the show’s narrator, Marcus Bentley, saying during the theme song: ‘Big Brother returns this autumn on ITV2 and ITVX’.

The reality TV giant first aired on Channel 4 in 2000 before moving to Channel 5 before finally axing it in 2018.

AJ Odudu and Will Best return as hosts to direct all the action as a new batch of housemates from all walks of life move into a renovated Big Brother house

But last year ITV revived the show, following up with a Celebrity version and the iconic Live Stream and Late & Live companion show, which has been streamed 70 million times.

AJ Odudu and Will Best return as hosts and lead all the action, as a new batch of housemates from all walks of life move into a renovated Big Brother house.

David Potts was crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2024 during the highly anticipated grand final in March.

The 30-year-old Ibiza Weekender star narrowly beat 26-year-old Nikita Kuzmin to the Celebrity Big Brother title, coming second, followed by Colson Smith in third, Louis Walsh in fourth and Fern Britton in fifth.

Meanwhile, Ekin-Su Culculoglu, who was voted off earlier in the series, admitted she felt ‘bullied’ during her time on the show, but admitted it was her ‘own fault’.

The 29-year-old Love Island winner was accused of being a fake and playing a role in the reality show, and was booed and received death threats after leaving the house in March.

Ekin-Su has now said she was ‘not the best version of herself’ following her split from boyfriend and Love Island co-star Davide Sanclimenti, 29. She is ‘not proud’ of her appearance on the ITV show.

She said The sun: ‘It was the wrong choice for me, but I can’t blame anyone but myself. I brought a lot of baggage into that show, and I projected a lot of what I felt outside the house into the house.

This year’s eye is colorful and abstract, with oil droplets on a yellow background before forming the iconic eye shape

The advert ended with the show’s narrator, Marcus Bentley, declaring during the theme tune: ‘Big Brother returns this autumn on ITV2 and ITVX

David Potts was crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2024 during the highly anticipated grand finale on Friday night

‘I was fake in the house because I wasn’t myself, I was in survival mode. It wasn’t because I had a plan, I just wasn’t honest about where I was in my head, what had just happened to me, the trauma I had been through. People see right through that, I can understand why they thought I was fake.’

CBB faced several complaints from Ofcom at the time over the ‘treatment’ of Ekin-Su, with fans claiming she was ‘bullied’ on Late & Live for being ‘badly edited’.

Ekin-Su has now said that her family and friends told her just before her farewell interview with presenters AJ Odudu and Will Best that she had been ‘cancelled’ due to poor editing.

The TV personality explained: ‘There wasn’t much time between the boos and the goodbye interview and before I even had my interview, my loved ones took me aside and said, “The producers ruined you, you’re canceled, they edited you so badly.”

‘Within seconds of hearing this, I was sitting in front of AJ and Will for a chat. This is no excuse at all, but I felt so small, like a child being yelled at. I had made a mistake and blamed the editing for my loved ones’ comments, but I shouldn’t have said it until I watched the show myself.’

Meanwhile, Ekin-Su Culculoglu, who was voted off earlier in the series, admitted she felt ‘bullied’ during her time on the show but admitted it was her ‘own fault’

The 29-year-old Love Island winner was accused of being fake and faking a role on the reality show, leading to her being booed and receiving death threats after she left the house in March

Ekin-Su admitted that she felt like AJ and the studio audience were her “bullies in one place” and that she had “nowhere to hide” during the “awkward” conversation.

The Turkish actress said she didn’t understand why “everyone seemed to hate her” and that it felt “like the world was against her”.

Since her appearance on CBB, presenter Will has reached out to Ekin-Su to invite her to an event, but she revealed that she has not yet spoken to AJ.

Ekin-Su concluded her story by revealing that she “didn’t leave her house for days” after her CBB stint, but said the reality show had given her the “kick in the butt she needed” to get her head back on track after her messy breakup.