Big Brother season 2 winner Dr. Will Kirby is officially stepping down from his role as jury roundtable host. Kirby confirmed his exit in a statement on Wednesday, September 18, stating that it is time to pass on the reality television baton. Kirby first entered the Big Brother franchise in 2001 and won the second season. He also returned for Big Brother: All Stars in 2006 and finished fourth. Kirby has been hosting the jury roundtable segment since 2013, where evicted housemates discuss who they believe deserves to win the show.
In a recent interview, Kirby admitted that the discussions during the jury roundtable can be emotional, with bitterness being a common element among the evicted housemates. When asked if he believed he was the best player to ever play Big Brother, Kirby confidently responded that he laid the foundation for the anti-hero gameplay that fans love today and that he is well-rounded in every aspect of strategic gameplay.
Following Kirby’s exit, CBS has not yet announced who will take over the vacant role as the jury roundtable host. Kirby’s departure signals the end of an era for the reality show, as he has been a prominent figure on Big Brother for many years. Fans will have to wait and see who will fill Kirby’s shoes in the upcoming season.
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