‘Big Brother’ Season 1: Where Are the Contestants Now in 2017?

Brittany Petros

Though she's largely been absent from social media for the past two years, Brittany has accomplished a lot since Season 1 of the show. She worked as a casting director and actress, most notably landing a role on Days of Our Lives. Behind the scenes of video production, Brittany has also worked as an assistant director, producer, and camera person. Most recently, according to her Facebook, she's been traveling the world.

Karen Fowler

The now 60-year-old former contestant has largely stayed out of the spotlight since her BB days. It's rumored that she has reconciled with her husband — yes, the same one she asked for a divorce from while on the show! — but there is very little information about her provided on her Facebook page. She has listed "Self-Employed" as her current occupation.

Jamie Kern

Since her reality TV debut, Jamie has gotten married, adopting the surname Lima, and launched her own line of beauty products, IT Cosmetics. IT has been incredibly successful, resulting in Jamie making appearances on QVC, The Today Show, E! News, and more. Forbes valued her business to be worth $1.2 million as of 2017.

William Collins

Will aka "Mega" was a politician in Philadelphia before becoming the first House Guest voted off on Season 1. After the show, he returned to his political roots, even running for Philadelphia City Council at one point (though he did not win). According to his Twitter, Will is now an "Education advocate, Lifestyle consultant, political strategist, and issue advocacy consultant."

In 2012, he received some criticism while running for Philadelphia City Council. The then-candidate used posters that some viewed as soliciting an endorsement from then-President Barack Obama, despite Obama never officially offering an endorsement.

Curtis Kin

Before appearing on Big Brother, Curtis Kin was a successful lawyer. Post-BB, he returned to his practice before joining the Superior Court of California in LA as a judge.

Eddie McGee

The Season 1 winner lasted 88 days in the Big Brother house but nowadays, the 38-year-old is known for much more than his winnings. The Long Island native lost his leg to cancer at 11 years old and has since made a name for himself competing in wheelchair basketball tournaments and starring as an actor in several films that portray amputees in leading roles.

He has appeared on Law and Order, Desperate Housewives, and most recently, God's Pocket.

Josh Souza

In 2000, he walked away with $100,000 as the runner-up. In 2010, he founded his own modeling agency, Ocean Models agency, stationed in Miami Beach.

Jean Jordan

She went by "Jordan" on the show but in most recent years, she might have adopted a different name after allegedly returning back to exotic dancing in Minneapolis in 2005. The super low-key former contestant writes on her Facebook that she's the Executive Director of Green City Campaigns and the Founder and Director at Bring Your Bag Chicago.

George Boswell

Back in 2000, George was known as the Illinois native who worked on roofs for a living. After years of odd jobs — sketch comedy, starring in a documentary following ex-reality stars, and working on a game show — George made an appearance the All-Star Season 7 of Big Brother before settling into a career in hotel promotions back in his Illinois hometown.

Cassandra Waldon

Her reality TV days are over! Cassandra now works as a communications director at the United Nations.

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