Celebrity Big Brother 2025 odds: Winner & Favourites

The latest Celebrity Big Brother 2025 odds has seen the pre-show favourite storm back into contention.

Jack P. Shepherd is the favourite once again with Ladbrokes to win Celebrity Big Brother.

Shepherd’s return to the head of the betting marks a remarkable turnaround. After entering the Big Brother house as the favourite, he found himself as long as 20/1 during the show’s first week. But after surviving two public votes, he’s now the 2/1 favourite to win.

A housemate with contrasting fortunes to Shepherd is Chris Hughes, who is now 12/1 having once been the 5/4 frontrunner.

Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes said: “The great comeback – at least in terms of the odds – is complete. He’s the most nominated housemate, but Jack P. Shepherd’s unique sense of humour has seen the public save him twice, and it may well see him go all the way.”

Below are the odds for all of the housemates in this year's season of Celebrity Big Brother, with Shepherd and Danny Beard the two front-runner after the first episode of week three.

Angellica Bell is odds-on to be the fourth housemate evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house.

Three housemates will be evicted tonight, and the presenter is the 2/5 favourite to be the first celeb to get the boot on what’s been dubbed Triple Tuesday. Bell is up for nomination alongside Ella Rae Wise (9/4), Patsy Palmer (12/1), Chris Hughes (14/1) and Danny Beard (50/1).

As well as being viewed by the bookies as the likeliest to be the next eviction, Bell is also the rank outsider to win the show at 100/1.

Cal Gildart of Ladbrokes said: “It doesn’t look good for Angellica Bell ahead of Triple Tuesday. Her time in the Celebrity Big Brother house could be as short as the odds on her to be the next housemate evicted.”

This comes off the back of a popular series of Big Brother towards the end of 2024, as well as the successful reboot of the Celebrity iteration at the beginning of last year, which was won by David Potts.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.