Big Brother once again opens its doors to a new set of housemates — this time consisting of Pinoy teens from all over the world! Dubbed as “PBB Teen Clash of 2010,” the show promises an exciting and never-before-seen summer happenings in the coming days inside the now-famous Kuya’s house on ABS-CBN.
Aside from the newly renovated and updated house, expect a season of PBB filled with summer vibe as the personalities face new and exciting tasks. According to reports, participants will not only clash on their educational background, lifestyle and their culture but also in forms of tasks from Big Brother.
On its fifth year in Philippine television, PBB have already produced big names in the entertainment industry like Kim Chiu, Gerald Anderson, Matt Evans, Sam Milby, Jason Gainza and, most recently, Melissa Cantiveros and Jason Francisco
Here are some of the new housemates and personalities that you’ll meet and see on Pinoy Big Brother Teen Clash of 2010:
Clash of beauty – A Fil-Australian lass who has joined numerous beauty pageants in the province versus a Fil-Japanese girl who is a self-confessed shopaholic and fashion addict.
Clash of spikers – Two volleyball players go head-to-head. One is from Cebu and one is from Davao. The Cebuana has deadly fighting spirit, while the Davaoeña has killer determination.
Clash of pedigree – Two girls from the high society. One comes from a famous and rich family, while the other is from a powerful political clan.
Clash of struggling students – The young guy worked as a helper so he can provide for his family and pay for his studies. For a long time he has been relying solely on the minimal allowance given by the school. Meanwhile, a girl from Cebu is in danger of not graduating high school because of her unsettled fees. Until now she is still worrying on where to find money to pay up her dues.
Clash of the school heartthrobs – The young dude from Mandaluyong studies in a private school. His mother would always drive him to school and back home. He is more focused on his extra-curricular activities than his academics. Meanwhile, another guy teen housemate attends a public school. He would just take the jeepney going to class, but on some days, he has no other choice but to just walk. He is more focused on his studies and his only extra-curricular activities are the house chores.
