It’s Thursday, and that means one thing:
A Big Brother eviction is on the horizon!
Head of Household LaTrice nominated Barrett, Chuk, and Hayley for eviction, and for the first time this season, the Golden Power of Veto was not used.
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After Kamu won the competition on Saturday, he told anyone who would listen that he would NOT be saving his former Red Corner allies.
This was a bitter pill to swallow for Chuk and Hayley because they thought there was a way forward for their alliance.
Thankfully for Kamu, he distanced himself and started making deals with other houseguests.
Out of the three nominees, the only one that seems truly safe heading into the eviction is Barrett.
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He has connections all over the house, and Dee has been the mastermind behind most of the votes so far, so she wouldn’t let one of her closest allies go so soon.
In fact, the target all week has been Hayley, and her blow-up with Angela kept her as public enemy number one.
Hayley has won competitions. Chuk has not.
So, it seems like a done deal that Hayley will go if she doesn’t win the Big Brother Blockbuster — or will she?
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Dee and Angela have chatted multiple times about flipping the vote if Barrett saves himself and the vote is between Chuk and Hayley.
The chaotic duo pulled off something similar last week with the flip to evict Lyric and derail Hayley’s Head of Household.
So, why would they want to do something similar this week? They believe that if they pull off this move, they’d repair their bond with Hayley a little bit.
Sadly, I think they’re very mistaken. Hayley is over the two of them after realizing their part in the vote flip.
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Hayley thought they were close allies, but now she believes that they’ve been conspiring against her throughout Big Brother Season 28.
From the outside looking in, it’s better for Angela and Dee if Hayley goes because I honestly believe those two would be her nominees if she wins the next Head of Household competition.
Hayley is out for blood, and her recent comments on the feeds indicate that she’s checked out of the game and is ready to go home.
She tried — and failed — to get a pity vote out of Drew. You know your game is over when you can’t even secure one vote.
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The good news for Angela and Dee is that they seem to have given up on the plan to save Hayley.
Rick doesn’t seem into it, and for good reason — it would be too risky for Dee.
The potential for blowback with a flip this week is high. The only surprising thing about the chatter is that Angela and Dee said they’d keep LaTrice and Taylor out of it if they traveled that route.
LaTrice and Taylor have been vocal this week about wanting the reality TV icons out, but have been working with them, so it’s been confusing to follow.
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The safest play is taking out Hayley if she’s on the block with Barrett, and Chuk if he’s on the block with Barrett.
Right now, the house is leaning towards a Hayley eviction, so barring her winning the Big Brother Season 28 Week 5 Blockbuster, she’s toast.
What are your thoughts on the talk of a flip and where the votes lie as we head into the eviction?
Throwing gameplay out the window, do you want the drama of a flip?
Let’s keep the conversation going — it’s the only way the good stuff survives.
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