CELEBRITY Big Brother’s David Potts will swap his very modern home for the legendary house when he makes his debut on the show on Monday night.
The Sun revealed the 30-year-old TV star had signed up to the rebooted series after his last reality show was axed.
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Among the names entering the Big Brother house on Monday will be the iconic Ibiza Weekender alum.
David was a favourite on the show about a lively group of twenty somethings who completed tasks at a resort in Spain to win a grand cash prize.
The cheeky and loud star was usually dressed in bright colours and making a racket on the show.
Yet David has opted for muted colours and a contemporary aesthetic in his home, which features white walls, grey carpets, and dark furniture.
The bachelor pad appears to be a haven for calm and it is super clean, with few distracting features.
A corner sofa and glass coffee table in his living room provide the perfect spot for guests to relax in front of his flat screen TV.
Three black and white framed drawings above the sofa fit in perfectly with the home’s modern look.
David revealed last year that he moved there in 2020, but had never put Christmas decorations up because he was always busy working around the country starring in Panto.
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Before signing up to ITV’s Celebrity Big Brother reboot the star was finding ways to make quick cash.
Last year his career was rocked when it was revealed the Weekender series was being axed after 10 years on air.
He later documented his body transformation on social media and let his followers know how he’s achieved it.
For many of those years David had featured, becoming synonymous with the franchise.
He told fans: “Being part of Weekender is the best thing that has ever happened to me. I started the show when I was just 22 years old, I’m now 30. I’ve literally grown up doing the show. From Ibiza to Croatia to Kavos! After a PHENOMENAL 10 years its come to an end.
“It is extremely sad and I’m devastated. However I’ve had the most amazing times and met the most amazing people.
“Friends for life. Literally. But also Weekender allowed me to be myself and show that to all of you.
“And for that I’m forever grateful.
“I also want to say the biggest thank you. To all of you for showing me love and supporting me over the years. I love you all my huns. Don’t worry you’ll still see me about.”
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