ITV Big Brother viewers distracted as fan claims 'jarring' clip was cut from livestream

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ITV Big Brother viewers distracted as fan claims 'jarring' clip was cut from livestream

Big Brother fans were distracted during Monday's episode, as one viewer noticed a moment that was cut from the show's livestream.

The hit reality show returned for a brand new series following a live launch on Sunday night. A batch of new housemates have entered Britain's most famous residence for six weeks of drama and challenges.

The contestants were immediately split into two different teams, with one group dubbed non-housemates and placed into storage.

However, viewers were distracted by Big Brother's voice, with some even sharing concerns over his wellbeing.

One avid fan was even able to pinpoint a moment they noticed was cut from the show's live stream on ITVX.

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They also said one issue was that, in all the excitement following the live launch, the housemates were very rowdy.

The viewer took to social media to post on X, formerly known as Twitter, about their concerns for the new series.

One tweeted: "What it's not showing was how bad Big Brother's voice was during this part on the live stream, they also cut out how he kept telling the housemates in storage to be quiet." (sic)

Another viewer was worried and wondered if the voice behind Big Brother was ill, asking: "Does the Big Brother voice need a throat sweet?" (sic)

One fan wasn't keen and wanted the original voice reinstated, complaining: "Don’t like Big Brother's new voice at all like it's jarring bring back the northern one." (sic)

Big Brother returned for a brand new series on Sunday night with a batch of new residents for Britain's most famous house.

The live show hosted by AJ Odudu and Will Best, saw 16 new faces make their grand entrances before being locked away from the outside world for months.

Big Brother airs at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX followed by Big Brother: Late & Live at 10pm.

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