Neighbours legend Ryan Moloney has revealed he'd be up for returning to the Big Brother house 10 years after he appeared on the celebrity version of the reality show.

The Toadie Rebecchi actor, 43, came third place on the eleventh series of CBB back in 2013 after losing out to winner Rylan Clark and The Hills power couple Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt.

However, following the news that Big Brother is coming back to the UK after a five-year hiatus, Ryan told Daily Star: "Yeah I'd probably say yeah to going back in, why not?

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"When you get locked up in a house it's like the rest of the world doesn't exist. It's almost like all of your bills don't exist anymore because you can't pay them. The biggest thing is boredom but it was a learning curve.

"All the other people knew each other, or they knew somebody who knew each other, so there was some background relatedness but I didn't know anyone. It was hard to follow their conversations because I was like 'I don't know what you're talking about' or 'I don't know who that is'. ITV are yet to confirm if CBB will be returning to screens.

Ryan also revealed the two characters he wants bosses to bring back to the Australian soap. The soap legend has played Toadie since 1995 and fans were delighted when it was revealed that Ryan would be reprising the role for the Neighbours reboot.

The show returned with a huge twist and it was revealed that Toadie was now in a relationship with Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) and they tied the knot in the debut episode of the new chapter in a storyline fans didn't see coming.

Toadie is just one of the familiar faces still living on Ramsay Street and actor Ryan says he'd love to see some more old friends return as well as some new ones. The soap icon told Daily Star and other press: "I would like to see more new faces I think and create some new characters than people will love. Having said that I'd love to see Connor come back and Lance.

"Those two people. Maybe we need to extend the street or just knock some houses down and build some high-risers."

After Neighbours got axed, Ryan trained in civil construction and is currently building a farm as well as working back on the soap.

Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee in the UK and US

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