The votes have been counted and it’s official: single mum Coco was named the winner of Big Brother Australia.
She picked up a $135,000 cash prize and bragging rights for a year.
The NSW native beat out primary school teacher Emily who came in as runner up, followed by Wollongong boy Colin.
Are Holly and Colin from Big Brother still together?
Colin was one of the most talked-about contestants of Big Brother Australia 2025, as his romance with Holly made national headlines during their time in the house.
Many speculated that their relationship might have contributed to Holly’s eviction.
Speaking exclusively to WHO, 21-year-old Colin says he has no regrets about how any of it unfolded. “I wouldn’t change a single thing,” he said.
“Changing anything would create a butterfly effect. I loved the experience from start to finish and I’ll take it with me for life.”
So, are the two lovebirds planning on continuing their relationship outside of the Big Brother house?
According to Colin, they are still very much together, and he tells WHO that he “cannot wait to see her” now that filming is over.
Can you say “Awwwww!”?
Colin’s surprise admission about relationship with Holly
When probed as to whether saying goodbye to Holly was the hardest part of his time on Big Brother, he made an admission that might surprise anyone who watched him vulnerably cry in the Diary Room: actually, it wasn’t. “That was a close second,” he conceded, “but the hardest thing was being away from my mum for four weeks.
“I’m a mummy’s boy. Not hearing her voice or annoying her 24/7 was huge for me. But hearing in her letter that I’m her hero, that made it all worth it.”
The aspiring MMA fighter was one of the more emotional housemates in the Big Brother house, wearing his heart on his sleeve throughout the show. He believes this set him a part from others in the house. “[With me] what you see is what you get,” he explains. “I think the Australian public saw that and connected with it. That is me, and it’s truly humbling.”
What will Colin do after Big Brother?
Looking towards life outside the house, Colin shares that he’s excited and ready for life in the public eye. “[Staying humble] won’t be an issue,” he assures us. “I just want to get on the ground with the homies, tap people up at the park, talk to people, listen to them.
“I might have to switch my headphones to transparency mode, but I’d have zero problem giving people time, hugs, dap ups. I love talking. Anything that happens from here is a bonus, this whole experience has already been a blessing.”
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