'Pinoy Big Brother' may change houses in the future — producer

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MANILA, Philippines — Reality competition show "Pinoy Big Brother" and the iconic Bahay ni Kuya have been staples of Filipino pop culture for the last two decades, but some big changes may be seen in future seasons.

One of the show's longtime hosts Bianca Gonzalez uploaded the second part of her video interview with the show's Business Unit Head Marcus Vinuya ahead of the "Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0," continuing to answer questions about the beloved series.

The very last question Bianca brought up was related to a remark by ABS-CBN executive Laurenti Dyogi during a house tour before the previous season about that edition possibly being the last one to be shot in the famous house found along Eugenio Lopez Jr. Drive in Quezon City.

The statement had fans wondering if there were plans to move to a new house for future seasons of "Pinoy Big Brother", something Vinuya confirmed.

"Yes, there are definitely plans to move, but it's something we're still exploring [and] studying," Vinuya said. "It might be sooner than you think, and we will cross the bridge when we get there."

The show producer did admit the move would be a nostalgic moment for everyone should it happen.

Bianca recalled when the Bahay ni Kuya extension was demolished to make way for construction for another reality series "Pinoy Dream Academy", that and at the time, she already felt sentimental.

The host also noted the "Pinoy Big Brother" team has constantly been quipping that each season may be the last inside the house, something Vinuya also keeps telling his staff.

"Definitely it will happen, it will come to a point that we need to find a new house," Vinuya reiterated.

The two agreed that a new venue may be exciting for both viewers and contestants as everyone who enters the Bahay ni Kuya instantly connect locations inside the house with iconic moments from the show.

Vinuya added that the house's current layout has been the same since "Pinoy Big Brother: Otso" — which ended in 2019 after becoming the third-longest season of "Big Brother" ever — and that only the interior has changed since.

"Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0" ended with Caprice Cayetano and Lella Ford being voted as the Big winners. — Video from Bianca Gonzalez's YouTube channel

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