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06 Sept 2025
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Louis Walsh could be returning to TV screens soon.
Kiltimagh native Louis Walsh is being backed as the mystery Irish celebrity said to be taking part in ITV’S 2024 reboot of Celebrity Big Brother.
The show's bosses are said to be prepared to spend big in order to gain notable names for the return of the series following a six-year absence.
TV personality and former X Factor aspirant, Rylan Clark, labelled the former Boyzone manager as a potentially ‘great housemate’. This endorsement lands Walsh’s odds on being the secret Irish star entering the house at 10/11 with Boyle Sports.
Other guesses for the contestant include Love Island legend Maura Higgins at 2/1, and Bridgerton actress Nicola Coughlan at 3/1.
Daniel O’Donnell (5/1), Anegla Scanlon (6/1) and Nicky Byrne (8/1) also make the list of possible housemates.
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