It’s another live eviction night on “Big Brother” Season 28, but tonight is going to be a little different. Yep, it’s a Double Eviction!
The Houseguests may think they know what’s coming tonight, but they have no idea that the game is about to move at lightning speed. First, the BB Blockbuster will determine who gets another shot at safety before one Houseguest is evicted.
Then comes the surprise. Immediately after the first eviction, the remaining Houseguests will compete for HOH, followed by nominations, the Power of Veto competition, the Veto Meeting, another live vote, and another eviction. And it’s happening all in the same episode in one of the craziest nights of reality TV.
Let’s be real, there is a LOT packed into tonight’s episode. And another Houseguest is going to have their entire game turned upside down before the night is over. Here we go…
⚠️WARNING: This post is being updated live as “Big Brother” Season 28 airs tonight and will contain spoilers. Keep refreshing this page for the latest results and all of tonight’s biggest moments.
What Happened During Week 10 of ‘Big Brother’ Season 28?
Yash won this week’s Head of Household competition and nominated Barrett, Drew, and Melody for eviction. The Power of Veto competition had a fun movie tie-in, featuring the upcoming “Meet the Parents” movie, “Focker-in-Law,” along with a special preview screening.
During the competition, Yash and Drew made a deal that could have a big impact on tonight’s eviction. Yash agreed to throw the competition at the end and let Drew win in exchange for Drew promising not to vote out Taylor if she was still on the block tonight. Drew also agreed to keep Yash safe the next time he wins HOH.
The deal went through, and Drew won the Power of Veto. At the Veto Meeting, he used it to save himself, leaving Yash needing to name a replacement nominee.
But, Yash had his hands tied because of the BB Bribe earlier in the season, which saw Dee making a deal with Yash not to put up the Icons on his next HOH. So, Yash was unable to nominate either “Survivor” alum (Dee or Devens), leaving Taylor as his only option for the replacement nominee.
Honestly, it seems like these deals are having a much bigger impact on Week 10. And tonight’s eviction could be more than anyone is expecting.
Stay tuned…
