10 Year's Later: What Are the Housemates of 'Big Brother' Season 13 up to Now?

10 Year's Later: What Are the Housemates of 'Big Brother' Season 13 up to Now?

Cast your minds back to a decade ago. Katy Perry and Bruno Mars were topping the charts, hair feathers and skull-print scarves were all the rage... and the word 'pandemic' wasn't even in our vocabulary. Big Brother began its thirteenth season in the summer of 2011 on CBS. This season welcomed eight brand new houseguests, as well as six returning contestants from previous seasons.

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The show entertained viewers with several twists over ten weeks. All new houseguests were partnered into duos and the returning 'veteran' houseguests were labeled 'Dynamic Duos'. The contestants were awarded a 'Golden Key' if their partner was evicted, which granted them immunity. This season also saw the return of the 'Pandora's Box', which contained either punishment or reward.

10 Jordan Lloyd

Jordan was a returning houseguest from Big Brother 11, which she won. She ended up finishing at fourth place two seasons later in Big Brother 13.

Now living out in Colorado, Jordan married fellow contestant, Jeff Schroeder in 2016. The couple has two sons, Lawson Keith born in 2016, and Layton Sarti born in 2018.

9 Porsche Briggs

A cocktail waitress from Miami Beach, Florida, Porsche was one of the new houseguests and became the runner-up.  She formed a close friendship with the winner, Rachel during the show, but this didn't last after the first eviction of Rachel's fiance, Brendon.

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Porsche has recently been involved in a fundraising event, Hearts of Reality. She shared the information about the event on her Instagram account last year, which was benefitting the organization, Give Kids The World.

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