Regina "Reggie" Sorensen (formerly Bird; born 19 March 1974) is an Australian television personality best known for being a contestant on and winning the third and fourteenth seasons of Big Brother Australia in 2003 and 2022 respectively, and is the only contestant to win in the series twice. Small in stature with an unusual nasal intonation, she earned public admiration with her down-to-earth charm, strong work ethic, and naivety. She was the first Big Brother contestant to win twice (2003 and 2022 respectively). "Go Reggie" bumper stickers were a big hit in Tasmania in 2003. Sorensen was included in Hobart newspaper The Mercury'''s list of "Tassie's Top 200" movers and shakers in 2007. Career In late 2003, Sorensen signed up with manager Harry M. Miller and filmed a pilot for a TV show which never made it to air. Later she appeared as a contestant on 2005 Nine Network celebrity skating competition series Skating on Thin Ice. From December 2004 to May 2005 she worked for airline Virgin Blue as a flight attendant – her "dream job" – although she resigned claiming she had been bullied by her colleagues. Big Brother In 2003, Sorensen won third season of Big Brother with 72% of the final vote, the biggest margin in a Big Brother finale to date, in addition to being the first female winner of the Australian show. Sorensen was involved in the week 12 task on season 9 of Big Brother 9 in 2012. She was one of several former housemates that entered the house to try to get the current housemates to fail their weekly task, which was to ignore everyone who entered the house that was not a housemate. In 2022, Sorensen entered Big Brother 14 as one of eight returning housemates. She was one of three former winners to enter the house, alongside Big Brother 4 winner Trevor Butler and Big Brother 10 winner Tim Dormer. She was ultimately crowned the winner of Big Brother for a second time, where she spent a total of 148 days in the house (in both seasons). She became the fifth contestant in the world to win the show twice and the first person to do so in Big Brother Australia, also she was the first female winner of Big Brother since Terri Munro won the eighth and final season on Network Ten in 2008. Personal life Before appearing in