Big Brother Reboot trailer leaves fans disgusted: ‘The worst thing I’ve ever seen’

According to ITV, the eagerly awaited revival of the super-popular reality series will begin in October 2023. BB UK 2023 is set to start on 8 October for six weeks. The newly revamped show will be airing on ITV2 and ITVX as hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best will welcome a new set of people for the show in a brand-new house.

Big Brother UK’s ‘disturbing promo leaves fans questioning the show

Releasing its first trailer earlier this month, ITV confirmed that show bosses will make the show’s return a sensational event. However, a bizarre advert for Big Brother that premiered recently has dragged ITV under fire even before the start of the show.

According to BirminghamLive, the recent advert that shows sperms racing towards an egg as a part of the teaser has disturbed fans. As a sperm enters the egg, the caption - ‘Big Brother sees it ALL.’ appears on the video.

A voiceover that was played over the video of the sperm said:

8.47pm. Yaz and Adam have put the kids to bed - early. Big Brother sees it all. The ultimate social experiment starts Sunday at 9 on ITV2 and ITVX.

However, fans were left seemingly disturbed seeing the ‘weird’ promo. One said:

This is honestly one of the worst things I've ever seen!

Another added:

What the f**k?

While many others took to Twitter and shared:

What sort of direction are ITV going towards with the new Big Brother with these weird promos?

WHAT THE BLOODY F…?!!!

And if you haven’t seen this one, it’s by far the most bizarre trailer for any Big Brother ever! #BBUK

Is anyone else a bit confused with what direction these big brother adverts are going in… like what the hell is the sperm one about! #BBUK

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Birmingham Live: ITV under fire over Big Brother advert and viewers say 'it's worst thing I've ever seen'

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