Inside new Big Brother host Will Best’s amazing London home he shares with stunning girlfriend and cute dog
WILL Best made his debut as Big Brother host alongside AJ Odudu this week, as the reboot arrived after months of anticipation.
The 38-year-old has also previously been hired by Channel 4, ITV and the BBC, and he co-hosted Dance, Dance, Dance with Alesha Dixon back in 2017.
And things are peachy in the 38-year-old’s private life too, with the star dating Tobi Rose for 12 years.
So where does he put his feet up when his busy career life isn’t calling? Well, the star lives in a stylish London home that has been thoughtfully designed.
Will’s quirky living space features an exposed brick wall and wooden floors.
Added cosiness comes in the form of a busy bookshelf, unique artwork and indoor plants.
The star has also added a velvet blue chair to the room and a cosy rug.
Elsewhere, Will shared a peek at his home on social media as he filmed a video.
The clip displayed yet more indoor foliage, books and cosy details.
His home also features a well kept outdoor space with room a’plenty for his adorable pooch to run about.
Will previously opened up on his flourishing career in a chat with The Sun.
Will joked: “My dad has always worked in charity and he wanted me to go to Oxbridge and work for a think tank and contribute to society in a positive way.
“When I quit advertising to become a TV presenter that was a little hard for him to compute.
“Then I was like, ‘I’m hosting a show called Suck My Pop’ and he started to short circuit.
“Then my first job was having my nipples waxed by Katie Price, who then gave me a full body spray tan with me wearing a pair of paper pants.
“I had to chase her car down in front of a load of paps, wearing just the pants with a streaky tan.
“The pictures appeared in the Press. They described me as a crazed fan.
“Dad rolled his eyes and said, ‘If it makes you happy’.”
Will landed his first gig on screen at 23, joking that he had “the right haircut”, but admits his career floundered after a good start — but he has now returned with this major gig.
He explained: “I got the first job I went for at MTV then landed my dream job at T4 a year later.
“You just don’t think about being at the back of a queue at that time.
“But I’m into my 30s now and I have stared into the abyss and know the universe is a cruel place. There have been setbacks.
“I was incredibly lucky at the start and everything I tried had worked. I got this totally unrealistic view of what it takes to make it in telly.
“I was doing youth telly and music TV and had a couple of shows at once. But I started getting calls from my agent cancelling them one by one.
“I used to joke I was cancelled before it was even a thing!”