Celebrity Big Brother host AJ Odudu has decided to ditch her Sєxy catsuits for the upcoming series of the reality show. 

The presenter, 37, has become well known for showing off her incredible figure in the skinтιԍнт ensembles. 

But with the show back on the box in just a matter of days (April 7), the beauty has opted for something completely different to her usual attire, after knocking back beers with her co-star Will Best.

The pair had pledged to get into shape for the latest series of the ITV show, but publicity pictures for the new season see her in a long black dress with a thigh high slit.

AJ told The Sun: ‘It’s so funny because me and Will were like, “We’re going to be so fit for Celebrity Big Brother. Let’s do a Big Brother workout program”.

‘We’re going five times a day. We’re doing weights. We’re doing Pilates. We’re doing meal preps. We’ve got catsuits to get into — it’s shred time.’

Celebrity Big Brother host AJ Odudu has decided to ditch her Sєxy catsuits for the upcoming series of the reality show (pictured in October 2024)

Publicity pictures for the upcoming series see her in a long black dress with a thigh high slit alongside co-host Will Best

Will, 40, added: ‘We’ve not started. We were together last week and the evening started with that chat and ended with beers.’

The pair also have their eye on finding a post-show drinking spot after the production moved to a different studio in West London.

It comes after AJ and Will revealed they would love to see former host Davina McCall in the CBB house one day.

The pair made the revelation ahead of the upcoming season of the long-running reality show.

Will believes that if Davina, who hosted the show from 2001 to 2010, went in the house, she would be guaranteed to win.

He also admitted the presenter, 57, would make an excellent housemate thanks to her decade-long career in showbiz.

Will told The Mirror: ‘She would be amazing because she’s the nicest person in the world. I think it would be a bit unfair if she went in because that’s just a nailed-on victory.’

AJ added: ‘Maybe she should do a cameo. I’d quite enjoy seeing Davina enter the house and say, ‘Fancy another one?’ Why not?’

AJ has opted for something completely different to her usual attire after knocking back beers with her co-presenter Will (both pictured in October 2024)

With the show back on the box in just a matter of days (April 7), the pair had pledged to get into shape for the latest series of the ITV show (pictured October 2024)

But for AJ, entering the Celebrity Big Brother house down the line is unlikely to happen.

The host admitted: ‘We respect every single person who puts themselves out there and goes for it.

‘I don’t think I would ever do such a thing. It’s not easy exposing yourself like that, so there’s always a lot of love for everyone who’s part of the Celebrity Big Brother family.’

Their comments come after Will previously told MailOnline that he believes there will always be a place for Big Brother in reality television.

This comes amid the rise of other shows such as Love Island and The Traitors, which have proven hits with British audiences in recent years.

He also praised the ability of Celebrity Big Brother, in particular, to give an insight into who famous faces really are.

It comes after AJ and Will revealed they would love to see former host Davina McCall (pictured) in the CBB house one day

Davina, 57, hosted the show from 2001 to 2020 (pictured)

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, Will said: ‘It is unique, right?

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‘Like, I think the difference with Celebrity Big Brother, compared to any other reality show, as AJ was saying at the start there is, there is no hiding who you really are, right?

‘You’re being filmed 24 hours a day for three weeks in a situation that you have absolutely no control over.

‘And it’s going out super fast turnaround with lots of footage that is actually taken live, you know, we go live to the house loads on Late and Live.

‘There is no other show like that.

‘There is no other show where you are guaranteed to see who people really are, you know.

‘And I think that there will always be a place for that.’