Big Brother Week 10 has officially begun, and Yash Patel has made his nominations. With only seven houseguests remaining, the latest HOH has placed Drew Campbell, Melody Morris and Barrett Pfeiffer on the block. The nominations come after Angela Murray’s eviction and could set up a crucial week as the house moves closer to the final stretch.
Yash’s biggest decision, however, was not simply who to nominate. It was who not to nominate. Here’s what happened.
Who Did Yash Patel Nominate On Big Brother Week 10?
Yash Patel nominated Drew Campbell, Melody Morris and Barrett Pfeiffer for eviction. The three names had emerged as likely nominees ahead of the ceremony, particularly as Yash’s options were limited by the deals and relationships he has built inside the house. Drew and Barrett are both viewed as significant threats, while Melody has also found herself vulnerable at a particularly important point in the game.
Who Is Yash Patel Targeting On Big Brother?
Drew Campbell appears to be Yash Patel’s primary target. Rather than immediately attempting a backdoor move, Yash appears to prefer keeping Drew as one of his initial nominees and allowing the week to develop from there. That could make the Power of Veto competition extremely important.
If Drew remains on the block, the house could be forced to decide whether to send him home or shift the target elsewhere.
Why Didn’t Yash Patel Nominate Dee Valladares Or Rick Devens?
The biggest mystery surrounding Yash’s nominations is why Dee Valladares and Rick Devens were left off the block. The answer appears to be connected to the BB Bribe deal. Yash has indicated that he intends to honour his agreement rather than immediately turn against Dee. He has also suggested that he can target Dee and Devens at a later stage.
Yash had also previously worked with Taylor Brown, making her an unlikely nominee this week. As a result, Drew, Melody and Barrett became the three players most exposed to Yash’s HOH.
Is Yash Patel Planning A Backdoor?
His apparent plan is to keep Drew on the block rather than deliberately nominate a pawn and wait for the veto to create a new target. But that plan could change quickly. If a nominee wins the Power of Veto, Yash will have to name a replacement. That could force him to reconsider the deals currently protecting some of the other houseguests.
When Is The Pressure Cooker Power Of Veto Competition?
The Pressure Cooker is expected to return as the Week 10 Power of Veto competition, making this one of the most important contests of the week. With five of the seven remaining houseguests expected to participate, the result could dramatically affect Yash’s plans. A nominee winning the veto would immediately force the HOH to reconsider his options.
Who Could Be Evicted From Big Brother 28 Week 10?
For now, Drew Campbell appears to be in the most immediate danger, with Barrett also vulnerable. Melody’s position could change depending on how the veto competition plays out and whether Yash decides to stay with his original plan. The BB Bribe deal has already influenced the nominations. Now the Power of Veto could determine whether Yash gets the eviction he wants.
