Big Brother Australia stars are up in arms over the shower at the Dreamland compound.
If roommates want to use the washing machines, they’ll need to either undress or wear swimsuits, since the washing area doesn’t offer much privacy.
There are three shower areas next to each other, separated by barriers, but they aren’t fully enclosed – there are no doors to close them off.
Several cast members have expressed worries about how the show is organized and are considering whether to reduce their involvement.
Allana, 45, admitted to news.com.au that she’s very anxious and hasn’t made up her mind about showering without clothes on.
“I plan on showering while wearing my swimsuit. I doubt anyone would want to see a grandmother shower,” said Jane, 67.
‘No way! Bikinis in the shower at all times!’ Emily, 30, told the publication.
Vinnie, Colin, and Coco, on the other hand, aren’t worried about being seen and are comfortable showering without clothes on, even though viewers might be watching.
Following criticism from viewers, Channel Ten is facing backlash for broadcasting live video of a contestant changing clothes on Big Brother Australia.
Responding to fan requests, the show returned to its classic style this year, featuring live nominations, evictions, and a round-the-clock livestream.
Viewers expressed concern this week when they saw Abiola on camera in a state of partial undress during a live broadcast.
One fan commented that Abiola was changing clothes in bed while the live stream was still running, and the night vision feature was activated, making everything visible to viewers without any camera adjustments.
‘That’s the time the camera should have gone to the laundry,’ one user remarked.
The original commenter pointed out that the camera should have followed her as soon as she began to adjust it.
Another fan added that the situation was absurd, pointing out they’re quickly removed for swearing, but not for this behavior.
The original poster replied: ‘Yup, exactly. I can’t believe they didn’t change it’.
Host Mel Tracina promised fans that this season would be family-friendly.
Before the season started, she told News Corp they were aiming for family-friendly content. While viewers can watch the livestream, everything will be checked to ensure it meets broadcasting requirements.
Mel explained to the Daily Mail that a 24/7 livestream has a major advantage: viewers can watch everything for themselves, so there’s no risk of being misrepresented through editing or portrayed negatively. They can tune in whenever they want and see exactly what’s happening with the housemates.
Big Brother Australia, particularly in the early 2000s, was famous for being daring and provocative, especially with its after-show program, Big Brother Uncut, which was aimed at adult viewers.
The late-night spin-off offered viewers an uncensored glimpse into the house, showing explicit conversations, nudity, and suggestive scenes that had been removed from the original show.
The show gained notoriety for its often shocking content, especially after a 2006 incident where a presenter slapped a turkey on air. This caused widespread public anger and resulted in stricter rules for television broadcasts.
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