After 11 weeks marked by fluctuating alliances, found clues, and well-thought-out strategies in the BIG BROTHER CÉLÉBRITÉS house, it is Gabrielle Côté who emerges victorious in this sixth season. Following the jury vote, composed of Citron Rose, Félix Dolci, Marie-Ève Beauregard, Kate Moya, Christophe Dupérée, Pascale Marineau, and Salomé Corbo, Gabrielle clinched the victory over Oussama Fares, who sat by her side during this thrilling finale. The grand winner walks away with a prize of $100,000, with $25,000 donated to the Chainon foundation, thanks to her performances in immunity challenges, various tasks, and her position in the house throughout the season.
A finale filled with emotions
After a journey worthy of the greatest players of BIG BROTHER CÉLÉBRITÉS, it is William Cloutier who wins the public’s favorite prize. It is thanks to his determination, boldness, and endearing personality that he deserves a $5,000 prize.
The sixth season of BIG BROTHER CÉLÉBRITÉS was distinguished by its intensity, richness in strategies and twists, and most importantly, its audience engagement. Absorbing the francophone market linearly, the show topped the reality TV season rankings for both T2+ and 25-54 age groups, surpassing competition and solidifying its status as a must-watch for viewers*.
After the crowning of the celebrity winner, all the celebrities of the season reunited one last time to settle scores and close any open issues.
Now that the season of BIG BROTHER CÉLÉBRITÉS has officially ended, it is time for the second season of BIG BROTHER: LE PIÈGE, starting on Crave from April 1st.
BIG BROTHER, a format by Banijay Entertainment, has been locally adapted in 70 countries to date, with more than 600 seasons and 36,000 episodes.
Source: Numeris, Quebec Franco, Francophone conventional and specialist channels, January 5 to March 8, 2026, average audience, T2+, A25-54, min. 3 broadcasts.
