After four weeks of drama, challenges, and budding romances, Big Brother Australia has officially come to an end for 2025.
With eight of their fellow housemates evicted, Allana, Bruce, Coco, Colin, and Emily were the final five contestants standing, and after Sunday night’s shock dumping that saw Edward evicted from the house, emotions were sure to be at an all time high.
Those emotions certainly came into play as the remaining housemates broke the fourth wall and shared their parting words with Big Brother himself…or, “itself” as it were!
“Big Brother, you are literally one of the greatest humans…or robots,” Colin said, while Coco said “it’s a love hate relationship, you wake me up at the crack of dawn!”
Allana was a little more sentimental, telling the game’s overlord that she thought he was a “darling” and that she cared very much about him and hoped he would have a nice life outside of the Big Brother house.
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Who won Big Brother Australia 2025?
After each of the final housemates looked back on their journey to the final, host Mel announced that the fan voting lines had officially closed.
While the vote may have been tight, fans voted Coco as the winner of Big Brother Australia 2025.
“I’m lost for words,” Coco, 30, told the rapturous crowd. “I’ve never felt accepted so to be accepted by all of you means the world!”
As her three kids hugged her tightly, Coco, who recently walked away from a childcare career after 11 years, said that there would be gifts under the Christmas tree this year.
The single mum also reflected on her connection with fellow housemate Bruce, gushing that he was so “funny”.
What were the rankings on Big Brother 2025?
5th place: Allana
4th place: Bruce
3rd place: Colin
2nd place: Emily
WINNER: Coco
What is the prize for winning Big Brother Australia?
Before Coco was awarded $135,000 in prize money, she revealed what she planned to use the funds for.
“It would mean a future for my kids,” she told Mel, calling the amount “life changing”.
Congratulations on the win Coco!!
How can I apply for Big Brother Australia 2026?
According to the Network Ten casting site, registrations are not yet open for BB26, but if you are keen to try your luck at winning $100,000 next year, keep checking 10.com.au/casting
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