'Celebrity Big Brother' will return this winter, nearly 3 years after it last aired
- "Celebrity Big Brother" will return this winter after a three-year hiatus, Entertainment Tonight reported.
- Season 3 will feature a new group of celebrities and Julie Chen Moonves will return as host.
- In this new installment, contestants will be watched by 94 HD cameras and 113 microphones.
"Celebrity Big Brother" will return this winter for its third season after a nearly three-year hiatus, CBS announced on Thursday.
The new season will feature a new group of celebrities living together in the Big Brother House, though none of the participants have been announced, Entertainment Tonight reported. Julie Chen Moonves will return as host.
In this upcoming installment of the show, contestants will be watched by 94 HD cameras and 113 microphones, according to Entertainment Tonight.
The first season of "Celebrity Big Brother" aired in 2018 and season two followed in 2019.
"Celebrity Big Brother" is a spinoff of the popular reality show "Big Brother." In this version, the rules stay the same - "Houseguests" are under constant surveillance in the Big Brother House, and each week, one of the contestants is voted out of the house. The last remaining Houseguest wins a cash prize.
Viewers will be able to stream season 3 and its 24/7 livestream of what is going on inside the house on Paramount+, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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