Big Brother fans swoon over BB7’s Glyn Wise who looks VERY different from his reality TV days… as he makes surprise appearance on Best Shows Ever
He was the runner-up of Big Brother 7 in 2006.
And Glyn Wise has left fans swooning 14 years later, after he appeared on Big Brother: Best Shows Ever on Tuesday night.
Glyn – who was 18 when he appeared on the Channel 4 reality show and is now 32 – filmed a brief piece to camera for Davina McCall and Rylan Clark-Neal to say hello, as they watched back one of his series’ episodes.
Before and after: Runner-up of Big Brother 7 Glyn Wise left fans swooning 14 years later, after he appeared on Big Brother: Best Shows Ever on Tuesday night
Glyn looked very different from his 18-year-old self, who famously entered the house in a Baywatch lifeguard ensemble.
Now considerably blonder, stubbly and hunkier, Glyn joked about how Big Brother saw him learn how to boil an egg for the first time in his life.
Davina was first in line to comment on Glyn, tweeting: ‘I have to say @GlynWise has had a glow up #bbuk.’
‘Thanks Davina, always been kind! Thanks for everything, I’m 32 now mind. We really need to get the show back on our screens! I loved every second of it!’ he replied back to her.
Finding fame: Glyn was 18 when he appeared on the Channel 4 reality show and is now 32
Blast from the past: Glyn filmed a brief piece to camera for Davina McCall and Rylan Clark-Neal to say hello, as they watched back one of his series’ episodes
Fans of the show followed Davina in praising the Welshman.
‘He’s definitely aged well!’ one tweeted, as a second simply remarked: ‘FIT!’
‘Wouldn’t have recognised him, so grown up!’ someone else posted.
Blonder, stubbly and hunkier: Glyn joked about how Big Brother saw him learn how to boil an egg for the first time in his life
Aged well: Glyn looked very different from his 18-year-old self, who famously entered the house in a Baywatch lifeguard ensemble
Davina was first in line to comment on Glyn, tweeting: ‘I have to say @GlynWise has had a glow up #bbuk’
Glyn has since admitted he was ‘too young’ to have taken part in Big Brother, yet admits it ‘changed his life’ and that he’d happily do it all over again.
He admitted in an interview with Heat Magazine after finishing in second place to Pete Bennett that he had asked out fellow housemate Lea Walker, but that she’d turn him down.
Glyn has also tried his hand at politics, atheletics and teaching since leaving the BB house.
Big Brother: Best Shows Ever continues Sunday-Thursday at 9PM on E4.