Anthony Hutton made a demand for Big Brother bosses to "make the show diverse," as it was confirmed ITV are bringing it back four years after it ended.
Big Brother first made its debut back in 2000, with viewers tuning in out of curiosity more than anything as they had no idea what to expect from the new Channel 4 series, which was billed as 'a social experiment.' The first series gave us Nasty Nick and the bombshell moment his lies were exposed.
Consett hairdresser Anthony won series six in 2005 and went onto become a household name, even releasing his own fitness DVD in the aftermath of hid famous TV win. Now 40, Anthony runs Mr Hutton's Barbers and Bar in Darlington and appeared on This Morning, 12 hours after ITV confirmed Big Brother is returning.
