Who is Charlotte Nott? Meet Big Brother 2026 housemate and student

Big Brother has returned to screens for its longest season yet – and the new housemates are here!

Unveiled during the launch episode, a new group of strangers have moved into the Big Brother house and will be kept on their toes with twists and turns across a supersized eight weeks.

One of the housemates who is admittedly "very weird", is Charlotte Nott who says she is "going to be crazy" while in the house and might get a little carried away...

"I am very stubborn, and I think I'm very much a person that’s like, don't give if you can't take it," she said.

So, just who is Charlotte Nott? Read on to find out more about the Big Brother 2026 housemate.

Charlotte Nott - key facts

Age: 18

Job: Student

From: Oxford

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Charlotte Nott is a student from Oxford who has been a huge fan of the show, having watched it every year since ITV rebooted the series.

Accepting the Big Brother house is going to be a "weird experience", Charlotte is excited to put herself out of her comfort zone with no phone and no contact with the outside world.

Charlotte is a quadruple amputee, who had the lower parts of her arms and legs amputated after suffering from meningitis.

"People are surprised at anything I do, even normal things like cooking, doing my make-up, getting dressed, stuff like that," she said.

"And obviously they're going to be watching me 24 hours a day so they're going to see me do all those things. They're probably going to be surprised at the most normal things for me, those are going to be the most shocking for everybody watching."

How old is Charlotte from Big Brother?

Charlotte Nott is 18 years old.

What would Charlotte do if she won Big Brother 2026?

Charlotte says she would put a lot of the winnings into her savings.

She explained: "My prosthetic legs are about £25,000 per leg, so probably put half in savings and then the other half. And just go on a nice holiday, just kind of spend it."

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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.