The Big Brother 23 Cookout has finally made it to the final six. Now it’s every man or woman for herself. We saw this playout this week with Kyland Young making the move that he thought would further his plan to go to the final two with Xavier Prather, that included targeting Hannah Chaddha and Tiffany Mitchell. 

This decision to target Hannah and Tiffany only won him a little bit of trust with Xavier and Derek Fraiser, but this decision hasn’t really furthered his game. If Xavier gets the chance during Thursday’s double eviction, he will definitely take out Kyland. Xavier is the odds favorite to win the next HOH competition, and if not Xavier, Hannah has the next best odds. Then it could be a luck based Head of Household Competition and Azah Awasum or Derek F could pull out the win. Everyone, besides maybe Derek F, would take a shot at Kyland. At least with Tiffany still in the game, he had a shield. Xavier says he won’t target Kyland next, but I find that hard to believe since he has a great relationship with everyone in the house. If Xavier took out Kyland, he would increase his chances of winning more competitions. 

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Big Brother history was made last week when the Cookout became the first alliance to take all of its members to the end of the game. Not to mention, all six members of the alliance are African-American, meaning that this year’s winner will be the first African-American to grab the grand prize. Kudos to CBS for their changes this year to allow for complete and equal inclusion.

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In the last episode, we watched as the double eviction sent Claire Rehfuss and Alyssa Lopez to the Big Brother jury. This finally gave the Cookout alliance complete control of the house. Tonight, the Cookout will finally have to start taking out some of their own. The Head of Household competition will be followed by this week’s block nominations. Let’s get into it.

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Big Brother 23 is officially down to the final six players. It’s basically the Cookout women vs the Cookout men, and right now, the Cookout men are ahead. Very likely one of the three Cookout women will be going to the jury this week with Kyland Young in charge as Head of Household. He wants Tiffany Mitchell out. However, he’s not opposed to sending Hannah Chaddha or Azah Awasum to the jury if Tiffany wins the Veto.

Unfortunately, it’s not looking good for Tiffany. However, of the remaining houseguests, two of them haven’t won any competitions.   This means that her biggest competition in this week’s Big Brother 23 Veto competition will be Hannah, Kyland, and Xavier Prather. Kyland has won the most so far, but not a crazy amount where Tiffany and Hannah couldn’t pull off a victory.

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Kyland Young is once again the Head of Household. This is his third time in power, and now he only has Cookout members to target, which means he can nominate whomever he wants without worry about the consequences of upsetting or messing up the Cookout’s plans. It’s been pretty well known that once the Cookout got to the final six, it would be the Cookout women vs the Cookout men.

That’s exactly what we’re going to see this week. Xavier Prather, Derek Fraiser, and Kyland all want Tiffany Mitchell gone this week. There was a little bit of hope that Kyland wouldn’t target Tiffany last week because she worked hard to gain some loyalty with him. However, once Hannah Chaddha nominated Kyland for eviction double eviction, that seems to have killed any hope of a Hannah, Tiffany, and Kyland final three.

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We just experienced the first of two Big Brother 23 double evictions. This one sent  Claire Rehfuss and Alyssa Lopez to the jury house. Now the Cookout final six are left to fight it out for another Head of Household competition. The houseguests have no idea that their stressful week is just beginning. They’ll have another double eviction next Thursday, and this time two Cookout members will go home. We’ll be down to the final four players and only a few more days left of Big Brother 23.

That means this week, the houseguest who wins Head of Household is at a disadvantage because he or she is more vulnerable going into the second Big Brother 23 double eviction. This Head of Household gets you to the final five, but it may spell your doom for the final four.

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