The loud and brash Russell is a commercial real-estate broker who has earned himself the name “Russell the Lovemuscle,” Born on September 1, 1984. he’s always ready for battle and will hold nothing back, especially since he has a background in wrestling. He’s also known to have previously lived in Southern California and even Lebanon. This mixed martial arts fighter isn’t scared of anything, even the troubles he may encounter on Big Brother.
While there is nothing he really fears, there’s one thing that really annoys him. Russell isn’t fond of people who don’t think before they act. He’s developed that peeve because he was like that in college. He got involved in a motorcycle accident in an attempt to impress a bunch of girls. It took six surgeries to get him back, and he was even paralyzed temporarily. Since then, he’s learned his lesson.
As a contestant on the 11th season of Big Brother, he’s competing against 11 other aspirants and a mystery houseguest. The show is hosted by Julie Chen, and is executive-produced by Allison Grodner, Rich Meehan and Scott Einziger.
Ready for the competition, Russell will be tackling the game with a smile on his face and a determined attitude. He’ll be following his own advice throughout, with the words “if you’re not smiling, you’re not living.”
Isolated from the outside world, the Big Brother contestants will be competing in a series of challenges for a chance to win the grand prize. There will only be one left standing this season, which is known for its eco-friendly theme and the high school clique twist. The houseguests will be divided into four categories, namely the popular kids, the athletes, the brainiacs, and the off-beats. No matter which clique they fall into, it’s still a one-man (or woman) game and there’s no doubt it’s going to be one tough battle.