SOMERSET farmer Cameron Kinch is among contestants in the latest series of reality show, Big Brother 2025.

The 22-year-old is understood to hail from Halse Farm, near Taunton, and said he hopes to win over fellow housemates with his “leadership skills”.

“I do want to get past the first week and I’d quite like to do an eviction,” he said. “I’m looking forward to going into the Diary Room to say who I want to nominate.”

Describing himself as a “country bumpkin-esque figure”, the farmer said he was single minded.

“I think I’ll be quite different than the housemates as I suspect there isn’t another sort of country bumpkin-esque figure and I’m quite looking forward to meeting new people,” he said.

“I think I’ll hopefully bring a bit of leadership to the house.”

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And should he win the £100,000 prize pot after weeks living cut-off from the world, he said it would go straight into savings.

However, his Big Brother appearance will not be Cameron’s first time in front of a camera – having appeared in a GB News broadcast during a protest over changes to inheritance tax.

In February, Cameron spoke to the broadcaster in London, saying the proposed increase was a blow to UK farming.

“The changes to inheritance tax are so fundamental to our way of life,” he said. “How we farm, letting the next generation come on, taking over from your parents, it’s fundamental.”

Cameron Kinch during his appearance on GB News amid a farming protest in London. Picture: GB News