Rylan Clark-Neal Vows To Find ‘Big Brother’ A New Home As His New Year’s Resolution

Back in November, Rylan teased that ‘Big Brother’ may not be gone from our screens for long, in a cryptic tweet he posted after attending an Endemol Shine event.

Channel 4 and Sky had previously ruled themselves out of picking up the show, while rumours it could be heading to ITV turned out to be unfounded when the broadcaster’s bid to buy Endemol Shine fell through.

Fortunately for Rylan, he’s got plenty to keep him busy without his usual ‘Big Brother’s Bit On The Side’, having recently landed his own Saturday afternoon show on BBC Radio 2.

He’ll be taking over from Zoë Ball, who will replace Chris Evans as the host of the channel’s breakfast show.