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Overview
- Hours before the live launch, Marcel quit after winning the Southeast Casa de Vidro vote, and TV Globo confirmed Breno took his Pipoca spot.
- Nine Casa de Vidro candidates not selected by the public entered a ‘quarto branco’ for a resistance contest, with two set to earn places in the house as conditions toughen daily.
- The season opens with a three-tier cast: Pipoca chosen by nationwide glass-house voting, celebrity Camarote names revealed before and during the premiere, and a new Veterans group of returning ex-BBBs.
- Camarote entrants announced include Henri Castelli, Aline Campos, Edílson, Juliano Floss and Solange Couto, while Veterans named include Babu Santana, Ana Paula Renault, Alberto Cowboy, Sarah Andrade, Jonas Sulzbach and Sol Vega.
- New interactive mechanics and tech include the Laboratório for future public-driven swaps, TV 3.0 remote-control voting, AI-driven on-air elements and three Big Fones distributed around the house.