A Utah real estate agent who previously competed on season 26 of the reality competition show “Big Brother” has been brought back for season 28 — all because of her “huge personality.”

Entertainment Weekly reported that the show’s producers decided to bring Angela Murray back because of the “chaos” she caused in season 26.

That chaos references Murray’s big personality in the show, including a memorable scene regarding a charcuterie board.

Allison Grodner, an executive producer for the show, told Entertainment Weekly that they decided to bring Murray back over other contestants because “she’s a disruptor.”

“She causes some chaos in there. As much as she says she’s not going to cause chaos, she’s probably going to at some point,” Grodner said.

Murray ended up making the final six during her season. “Big Brother” follows contestants, known as “houseguests,” as they live together and compete in challenges.

The Utah realtor has also competed on season 38 of “The Amazing Race.”