Winwyn Marquez, Mikee Quintos among new housemates of ‘PBB Collab 3.0’

Winwyn Marquez and Mikee Quintos are among the 16 housemates introduced in the third installment of “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition.”
The pilot episode premiered on Saturday, Oct. 24, which introduced a new batch of celebrities, content creators and ordinary Filipinos who will live together inside Kuya’s house for “PBB: Collab Edition 3.0.”
Also representing GMA Network’s talent management arm Sparkle are actors Anthony Constantino and Raheel Bhyria.
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The Kapamilya lineup includes Star Magic artists Cianne Dominguez and Robbie Jaworski, as well as former UNIS member Gehlee Dangca.
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Content creators Lans Nagal and Jeo Ong are also part of the celebrity housemates.
READ: ‘Pinoy Big Brother’ unveils new house ahead of ‘Collab 3.0’
Completing the 16-member roster are regular housemates Bela Arcal of Cavite, Primo Alterado of Taguig, Shea Valerio of Rizal, Nicole Fortuna of Bohol, Ethan Benares of Bacolod, Calix Esguerra of Pampanga, and Nathan Garcia of Cebu.
The new season also features a revamped Bahay ni Kuya and introduces Michael Sager as a new host. Former housemates Maymay Etrata, Will Ashley, Caprice Cayetano, Lella Ford, Carmelle Collado and Heath Jornales appeared during the premiere, performing “Pinoy Ako” by Orange and Lemons.
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The current season follows two editions of the reality show’s celebrity collaboration format, which brought together Kapuso and Kapamilya personalities.
The inaugural “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition” crowned Brent Manalo and Mika Salamanca as its Big Winner duo.
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Its second installment, “PBB: Celebrity Collab Edition 2.0,” concluded with Caprice Cayetano emerging as the Kapuso Big Winner and Lella Ford as the Kapamilya Big Winner in February 2026. /edv
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