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Emma Willis’ co-star revealed viewers can expect the series to go back to basics, and be more like it used to.

Channel 5 recently released a new trailer for the show, having shared the new Big Brother eye logo before.

Big Brother bosses promised that this series is to be a "culture clash of modern Britain”, and the trailer confirms just that.

Rylan is currently joined by This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, who are hosting This Morning LIVE from the NEC Birmingham.

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Speaking exclusively to OK! Online, Rylan revealed all about the new series of Big Brother and said: “Expect all walks of life.”

Rylan told us: “So it’s the United Kingdom of Big Brother. Everyone is welcome.

“Let’s maybe go back a bit and maybe go back to a social experiment.”

Rylan then joked he might have said too much, as he tried to give away a little more about the upcoming series, after it was hinted the first housemate had been revealed.

He continued: “I’m trying to think what I can get away with legally saying…without getting thrown out of the show.”

Rylan added: “Expect all walks of life…and expect all extremes of life…

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“If you’ve got one end, we’ve got the other.”

Rylan also shared details about the new house which is currently being built for the series.

He said: “The house is brilliant as well, amazing.”

Rylan will return to host the spin-off show Big Brother’s Bit On The Side, while Emma Willis returns as host of the main show.

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With the start date recently "confirmed", Channel 5 said: "This summer, Big Brother presents a must-watch culture clash of modern Britain.

This time round, Big Brother are getting political with show bosses promising that this series is to be a "culture clash of modern Britain".

While no official news about the housemates have so far been released, fans will instead get a first glimpse of what’s to come thanks to the revamped logo.

With a multi-coloured Union Jack flag design, the Big Brother eye features an array of images representing modern Britain.

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"At a time of political upheaval and tough questions about unity in the UK, Big Brother brings you an alternative look at Britain."

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