Big Brother’s Will Best reveals launch show chaos as AJ Odudu pulls out of interview
BIG Brother presenter Will Best has revealed he and AJ Odudu are facing pre-launch show chaos.
The pair are set to helm Sunday’s live show which kicks off the new series.
Speaking on Capital Breakfast, Will revealed he and AJ are each facing obstacles ahead of filming.
He told the radio team: “I’ve got a stiff neck. It’s a bit better today, yesterday was bad, I’ve got an emergency physio in a couple of hours after this.
“It’s always good to just before the biggest show of the year, when you’re going to be live for six weeks, with all kinds of mad stuff, to not be able to move. “
Addressing co-host Chris Stark, Will added: “So I’m sorry Chris I can’t really look at you [laughs], you’re on the wrong side!”
Meanwhile, the star addressed his fellow presenter AJ Odudu‘s absence from the interview.
Will explained: “AJ’s lost her voice as well. I saw her yesterday, we did a podcast record.
“That’s why she’s not doing radio today!”
It comes as the pair previously teased how producers have “raised the bar” on challenges in the new series.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Will said: “I’m excited about the tasks, I think the tasks this year, maybe some learning – not learning as that makes it sound like there were things that could have been better – as the tasks were phenomenal last series.
“But I’ve been speaking to a few members of the team and I think they’ve raised the bar even further this series.
“I think the tasks have been taken up a notch.”
Meanwhile, both presenters shared which iconic task they are hoping returns this series.
AJ shared: “Big Wigs for me, I thought it was so funny the hierarchy and everyone dressed ridiculously. That was very amusing.”
While Will replied: “In previous series, I liked some of the simple ones. I liked it when they sat in boxes and they just had to sit in a box.
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“The simplicity of that but it worked really well.
“I liked Ignore the Obvious, when they were bringing external things into the house and they had to ignore it.
“And ones that helped generate a bit of conflict, that were challenging and played with the dynamics in the house, as well as being visually amusing.”
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