![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/big-brother-legend-confirms-return-to-house-after-itv-attempt-to-shut-down-claims/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_EXCL-Big-Brother-icon-CONFIRMS-return-to-house.jpg&description=Big Brother series five winner Nádia Almada has teased that she will be entering the famous house when the show launches later this year on ITV Big Brother has created a string of household names but one icon is said to be walking straight back into the house that made her famous. Series five champion Nádia Almada shot to fame on the programme back in 2004 and became the first transgender person to participate in the show, which she eventually won. The Portuguese-born star became a trailblazer for the trans community and says that she still receives messages from fans she has helped support. But almost two decades on from her first appearance in the house, the star, 46, has confirmed that she'll be entering once again. "I think that's the beauty of this memory of this experience on the show, it's the icon status," she said to the Mirror before adding: "I love the show, I would love for them to see us and to have us and kind of remember, the pioneers of the show and I think it's kind of becoming a full circle. I've manifested it. "It's exciting they're considering bringing us back and it's sort of nostalgic, the transition from the original fanbase to bring in the most memorable housemates into the new series." Speaking on behalf of ICE 36, Nádia added: "I'm excited for the possibility of going back in there and just to catch up and show the kids how it's done. I think it's beautiful we'll have it on the reboot, the new show and we are the Olympians of the product so why not, I think it'll be exciting. "I will make my mother proud because she loves the show, she keeps saying 'You should go again in Portugal!'" The star who now works as a stylist told the Mirror that when she originally appeared on the show which was then aired on Channel 4, she approached producers with her own terms and conditions. She explained: "I said to them 'Listen, you want me on your show, I want to be on the show but these are my T&Cs. I will come in as Nadia Almada, Portuguese, worked in a){kind=link}
Big Brother series five winner Nádia Almada has teased that she will be entering the famous house when the show launches later this year on ITV
Big Brother has created a string of household names but one icon is said to be walking straight back into the house that made her famous.
Series five champion Nádia Almada shot to fame on the programme back in 2004 and became the first transgender person to participate in the show, which she eventually won. The Portuguese-born star became a trailblazer for the trans community and says that she still receives messages from fans she has helped support.
But almost two decades on from her first appearance in the house, the star, 46, has confirmed that she’ll be entering once again.
“I think that’s the beauty of this memory of this experience on the show, it’s the icon status,” she said to the Mirror before adding: “I love the show, I would love for them to see us and to have us and kind of remember, the pioneers of the show and I think it’s kind of becoming a full circle. I’ve manifested it.