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Big Brother 2019: Meet the Season 21 Houseguests

Get to know the 16 new recruits!

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Sadie Gennis

It could be 100 degrees outside, but it still wouldn't feel like summer without Big Brother. But it's finally time to bust out the swimsuits and snow cones, because Big Brother 21 kicks off with a two-night premiere on Tuesday, June 25 and Wednesday, June 26 at 8/7c. And what's really exciting is that we finally have our first info on the 16 new houseguests moving in to vie for the $500,000 grand prize.

A few of the most notable new recruits include a public health analyst who lists "spending other people's money" as her favorite activity, a server who's worried about not being able to get his "daily watermelons," a preschool aide who once called the cops on her parents because she didn't get her way, and a college student who owns 10 pairs of Crocs.

Despite rumors to the contrary, there are no returning houseguests announced to be participating in this season. But as always, expect the unexpected with Big Brother, so who knows what twists the show will throw our way once BB21 officially kicks off.

How to Watch Big Brother Online

Julie Chen Moonves returns as host for the new season, and Jeff Schroeder will conduct the first interviews with the new houseguests, which will be available on CBS All Access starting Monday at 11 a.m. ET. After Big Brother 21's two-night premiere, it will begin its regular schedule airing three nights a week. Episodes on Sunday evenings will air at 8/7c, and starting Wednesday, July 10, the series' weekday episodes will move to Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9/8c.

Get to know all the new houseguests in the gallery below!

Big Brother 21 premieres Tuesday, June 25 at 8/7c on CBS.

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