The 21-year-old is looking forward to chatting to people all day in the Big Brother house.
A fresh new group of contestants entered the Big Brother house and will all be competing for the huge cash prize of £100,000, ideally if they're not evicted first.
As all 16 housemates entered the new house, they began to be watched by the eye of Big Brother, ensuring they don't step out of line and follow all the rules asked of them.
The first episode premiered with a splash: there were tears, twists and moments that'll go down in history as the show made its return after five years off air.
As the drama heightens in the Big Brother house, Tom is going for a more chilled vibe, and the 21-year-old is just looking forward to chatting to people all day. Seems simple enough.
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Read on for everything you need to know about Big Brother 2023 housemate Tom.
Age: 21
Hometown: Somerset
Job: Butcher
Tom decided to apply for Big Brother because he was looking to do something "a bit different from day to day life". The butcher is planning to just sit and chat with people all day whilst on the show and it seems he is fitting in well.
One moment from his first night in the Big Brother house left viewers in laughter as he began comparing mullets with another housemate.
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Tom would like to think he is "quite funny", but admitted his friends and family may not agree. He told ITV ahead of his show debut that his family would describe him as "quite loud and chatty".
Will Tom's chatty and laidback attitude get him far in the ultimate social experiment, only time will tell.
Big Brother continues on Monday 9th October at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.
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