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Well its been rumoured and anounced now that Bebo will be closing down for good.. or at least until it can find another buyer, on Sunday May 30th.

This is a sad day for the UK as Bebo has provided us with great memories since 2005.

So just where will you BB Addicts get your BB News before anyone else as it happens, this summer?
Well head over to OfficiallyBigBrother On Facebook!

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Yes, we hate to move to Facebook but we have no choice.

It looks like we all are, being evicted from Bebo :(

So i'll see you all on Facebook this summer.
Its been a pleasure delivering Big Brother news to you all since BB8 in 2007.

Goodbye.

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    • Celebrity Big Brother 7 Final Attracts 4 Million Viewers!

      Last night’s final of Celebrity Big Brother 2010 attracted 4 million viewers, excluding +1. Read on for the details.

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