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Chad Hurst Wins Big Brother Australia 2020

Sonia Kruger announced the results of the public vote on Wednesday night.
Daniel Gorringe, Sophie Budack and Chad Hurst at the 'Big Brother Australia' grand finale
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Daniel Gorringe, Sophie Budack and Chad Hurst at the 'Big Brother Australia' grand finale

After a very dramatic season, Chad Hurst has won ‘Big Brother Australia’ for 2020.

Host Sonia Kruger announced Chad’s victory on Wednesday night during the grand finale that was televised live, weeks after the rest of the show wrapped up filming in Sydney.

Chad will take home $230,000. The runners-up were Sophie Budack and Daniel Gorringe.

'Big Brother Australia' finalists Daniel Gorringe, Sophie Budack and Chad Hurst
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'Big Brother Australia' finalists Daniel Gorringe, Sophie Budack and Chad Hurst

This year’s season of ‘Big Brother’ has followed a different format as contestants voted housemates out at the end of each episode. The public had no say in the eviction results until grand final night.

Ahead of the finale, Sydneysider Chad and Darwin-Based Sophie confirmed they’re still a couple after forging a romance on the reality show.

“We have only seen each other once until today, so that’s the exciting part... because of COVID we were separated after the show,” Chad told Channel 7′s Sunrise on Wednesday morning.

He also said they would share the prize money if either of them won.

“If one of us wins we’re definitely going to share the money, that’s for sure, we did it as a team,” said Chad.

Meanwhile, former AFL player Dan said spending time in the ‘Big Brother’ house has helped him realise what he wants to do next.

“I think I’ve found what I want to do in my life, in terms of direction,” he said on the breakfast TV show.

“So I’m kind of back on the right path now. After footy, I tried to do commercial real estate. I was on the tools for a bit, being a chippy.

“I don’t want to do that. I want to make people laugh, and I think I did that in the house.”

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