Big Brother Season 28 Cast: Now that Big Brother Season 28 is ready to launch, CBS has finally revealed the names of the 14 people who will be participating in this reality show in order to compete for the biggest prize money in the history of the genre. The next season of Big Brother will be unique since there will be a theme known as “Time Trip,” and it will represent a combination of the past, present, and future.
It is an entertaining reality show hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, and there will be a new group of participants in it. This season includes rocket scientists, lawyers, MMA fighters, and drag performers – what a cast of Season 28!
Big Brother Season 28 Cast List
The new houseguests entering the Big Brother house are:
- Ashley Trail (24) – Bartender
- Barrett Pfeiffer (27) – Jumbotron Engineer
- Chuk Anyanwu (27) – Supply Chain Analyst
- Drew Campbell (22) – Surgical Dental Assistant
- Haley Thogmartin (29) – Telemedicine Executive
- Jason De Puy (35) – Drag Queen
- Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk (32) – MMA Fighter
- LaTrice Verrett (57) – Boutique Salesperson
- Lyric Medeiros (25) – Attorney
- Mallory Aurichio (24) – Rocket Scientist
- Melody Morris (24) – Corporate Game Show Host
- Rome Seymour (28) – Pickleball Coach
- Taylor Brown (27) – Elementary School Counselor
- Yash Patel (24) – Financial Analyst
The cast includes contestants from different parts of the United States, bringing a wide range of personalities, careers, and life experiences into the game.
‘Time Trip’ Theme Brings a New Twist
This year’s Time Trip theme is believed to bring surprises based on different time periods. Although CBS hasn’t shared all details, the theme implies that contestants may expect some surprising situations related to the past, present, and future during the competition.
As usual, the game of strategy, social play, alliances, and victories will determine who survives every week in the house.
Big Brother Season 28 Premiere Schedule
Fans won’t have to wait long before the action begins. The season opens with a special 90-minute premiere, followed by additional episodes and live content during the opening weekend.
The launch schedule includes:
- July 9: 90-minute Season 28 premiere
- July 10: Premiere of Big Brother: Unlocked
- July 10: Live Feeds become available
- July 12: Special 90-minute episode
Live Feeds Expand to YouTube
For the first time, Big Brother will also air parts of its renowned live feed on YouTube. However, they will not be streamed live on the site.
The live feed can be accessed by the viewers via Paramount+ and Pluto, but for those who watch YouTube, it will air some windows of the live feed post episodes.
Biggest Season Yet?
According to CBS, Season 28 will be among the biggest ever with extended broadcasts and longer shows on a weekly basis. At the same time, the current season is also going to become an important milestone in the history of the program as it is getting close to reaching 1,000 original episodes.
The upcoming season of Big Brother will have much to attract fans and newcomers because of its cast diversity, new house theme and multiple options to watch it all live.