There are only 7 houseguests left in the Big Brother 28 competition, and it’s a week of great importance. With the season nearing its conclusion, each HH decision and each Power of Veto outcome could alter the course of the season. Given all the drama that’s been unfolding within the house, fans now have a better understanding of whom they can expect to see in this week’s eviction nominations, as well as the Veto winner and the likely replacement nominee – and the other house guests who firmly have a seat in the final six.
Who Wins Head of Household on Big Brother 28 This Week?
With the Head of Household competition won by Yash Patel, he has the power to nominate and is now in a strong position heading into Week 10, his final week of the game. As it is just 7 players now, Yash’s HoH win is important since it can make the final six or it can exclude him. This week, Yash, as the current HoH, will also stay safe from eviction, landing him in the top six.
Who Is Nominated for Eviction on Big Brother 28?
Yash Patel nominated Barrett, Melody, and Drew for eviction this week. With three people on the list, it put them in a tight spot, since only one would be sent home in the end. Then the Power of Veto came in and shifted things. Drew won the Veto, so he was able to take himself off the block. That left Yash needing to pick a new replacement nominee.
Who Wins the Power of Veto on Big Brother 28?
Drew is the winner of this week’s Power of Veto competition. His win will put him in a really strong position, as he will not be on the list to be nominated. But now that Drew has been removed, Yash will have to select a new houseguest to be evicted. So the Veto result alters the original three-person nomination landscape, leading to one of the most significant nominations of the week.
Who Is the Renom, and Who Is Guaranteed to Make the Final 6?
Yash is expected to be replaced by Taylor. Due to Dee’s bribe, Yash has no choice but to renom Taylor, as he cannot renom Rick Devens and Dee Valladares. A replacement nomination is likely to be official on Monday, September 14. Rick Devens, Dee Valladares and Yash Patel are already set to be in the final six. Rick and Dee are safe, as they are not nominated under the current rules of the HoH, and Yash is safe as the Head of Household. The final six races are now the most critical of the tournament, as seven houseguests are still playing.
