Who stars in 'Big Brother Reindeer Games'? Ex-winners and contestants come together for holiday-themed CBS series
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM: Get ready for the exciting competition of 'Big Brother: Reindeer Games'!
The journey unfolds as four contestants compete for the grand finale's $100,000 prize. The premiere kicks off on December 11 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and Paramount+, hosted by former Big Brother HouseGuests Derek Xiao, Tiffany Mitchell, and Jordan Lloyd.
In Reindeer Games, it's a unique experience – no player nominates or votes for elimination. Each episode features three competitions, with the final one determining who gets the boot. Brace yourself for a thrilling rollercoaster of challenges and surprises in this festive clash of wits and strategy!
Meet the cast
Cody Calafiore
Cody is the Winner of Season 22 and Runner-Up in Season 16. He used to be on Big Brother Season 16 and made it onto Seventeen Magazine's 2014 Hot Guy Panelist list.
He got drafted for pro soccer but got sidelined due to an injury, leading to his cut from the team.
Nicole Franzel
Nicole is the Winner of Season 18, Houseguest in Season 16/Season 22. In BB16, she made Big Brother history by being the first to win Head of Household and get evicted in the same non-double eviction week. Later, in Big Brother 18, she returned triumphantly, securing a victory in the competition.
Frankie Grande
Frankie is the Season 16 Houseguest. Ariana Grande's elder half-brother, he's a multi-talented social media sensation engaged in acting, singing, dancing, producing, directing, and philanthropy.
Renowned for his YouTube series like FrankieFriday and ToplessTuesdays, he affectionately refers to his devoted fans as 'Frankenstein'. In 2014, he became part of the Broadway production, Rock of Ages.
Taylor Hale
Taylor is the Winner of Season 24 and America's Favorite Player. Hailing from West Bloomfield, Michigan, she gained recognition as Miss Michigan USA 2022 and later entered the spotlight as a contestant on Big Brother Season 24 in July of the same year.
Alongside her reality TV journey, her Instagram account, @thetaylormack, amassed a substantial following.
Cameron Hardin
Cameron is the America's Favorite Player in Season 25. A 34-year-old stay-at-home dad residing in Eastman, Georgia, Cameron prioritizes his 7-year-old daughter, Stevi Rae.
As an avid Big Brother enthusiast who has watched every episode multiple times, he doesn't hesitate to employ strategic tactics, including lying and betraying fellow contestants, all in pursuit of victory in the game.
Britney Haynes
Britney is the America's Favorite Player in Season 25. A reality star who debuted on Big Brother 12 and later returned as a coach on Big Brother 14. Additionally, she made a cameo in Big Brother 15, introducing the Power of Veto through a video message.
Unfortunately, she fell short in the competition, losing to fellow houseguest Hayden Moss in season 12.
Josh Martinez
Josh is the Winner of Season 19. In the course of Big Brother 19, Josh secured victory in three Head of Household (HoH) competitions and clinched the Power of Veto once.
He won over Paul in a narrow 5-4 vote, marking Paul's second consecutive runner-up finish. Post his Big Brother triumph, Josh extended his reality TV presence by participating in multiple seasons of MTV's The Challenge.
Xavier Prather
Xavier is the Winner of Season 23. The victor of Big Brother Season 23 in 2021, this reality TV sensation gained popularity through his @xaviereprather Instagram account, boasting over 90,000 followers.
In 2022, he showcased his competitive spirit in The Challenge: USA. Notably, he shared the Big Brother Season 23 experience with fellow contestant Alyssa Lopez.
Danielle Reyes
Danielle is the Season 3 Runner-Up and Housequest in Season 7. A reality TV personality, she initially entered the scene as a contestant on the third season of CBS's Big Brother, capturing the hearts of fans and securing a spot as a fan favorite.
Finishing in second place, she walked away with a prize of $50,000. Later, she and Allison Irwin both returned for Big Brother 7: All-Stars.
