Big Brother fans shouldn't expect to see Julie Chen Moonves walk away from hosting the program any time soon. When asked by Entertainment Weekly if she had any intention of retiring from the show, Chen Moonves,

Julie Chen Moonves says she’ll stay with Big Brother as long as Jeff Probst and Phil Keoghan continue hosting their shows on CBS

Julie Chen Moonves has been the host of Big Brother since its inception in 2000—and she has no plans of stepping down anytime soon. The veteran BB host told Entertainment Weekly she plans to outdo fellow CBS hosts Jeff Probst ( Survivor) and Phil Keoghan ( The Amazing Race ), who’ve both been in the game as long as she has.

The premiere of Big Brother Season 27 is just days away, but that's not soon enough for some. The house and theme were revealed, as well as the existence of a mystery 17th Houseguest. CBS decided to tease fans just a bit more by dropping a five-second promo featuring five of the new contestants.

She's referring, of course, to fellow longtime CBS reality hosts Jeff Probst ( Survivor ), who also started in 2000, and Phil Keoghan ( The Amazing Race ), who began in 2001. The way Chen Moonves sees it, the three are tied at the hip, and she doesn’t want to be the first one to cut the rope.

The “Big Brother” 27 live feeds won’t begin until Sunday, July 13, at 12:30 a.m. ET, which is three full days after the premiere. It’s likely that the feeds are being delayed to preserve the mystery houseguest’s identity, which suggests that we won’t know who they are until the July 13 episode of “Big Brother.”

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