Cameron Hardin is enjoying his third Head of Household of the Big Brother 25 season. He put Felicia Cannon and Mecole Hayes on the block for possible eviction. Cameron solidified his power this week with a Power of Veto victory.
Cameron was considering a back-door plan against Cory Wurtenburger this week after Blue Kim told Cameron that Cory was coming after him next week. Will Cameron use the golden POV and put Cory on the block? Who will be evicted as the last houseguest before the jury begins? And who will be crowned as the next HOH? Let’s find out now on Big Brother 25.
Big Brother 25 Week 9 POV Ceremony
At the POV meeting, Cameron decided to keep his nominations the same, and he did not use the POV. Felicia knows she is the main target now but is bound and determined to stay in the Big Brother 25 house. She plans to pitch how dangerous America Lopez and Cory are in the game. She will try and convince the houseguests to keep her to help target Cory.
America and Felicia had a knockdown, drag-out brawl in the kitchen for all to see and hear. America was trying to throw Felicia under the bus, saying she pitched a final four with her and Cory. Felicia called her out on the lie and went as far as to say that Cory had been carrying America in the game. America was none too thrilled.
Cameron is thrilled that Felicia is painting a massive target on America and Cory’s back. This only makes things easier for him when the time comes to target both of them.
Cameron also told Cory how Blue came to him to try and backdoor him this week. Cameron did this so Cory would target Blue next week, and he would be safe. His plan seemed to work, as Cory is hot after Blue now.
Felicia tried to convince Jag Bains, Matt Klotz, and Bowie Jane to keep her in the Big Brother 25 game. Cory, Jag, Matt, and America talked about keeping Felicia in the game because she’s easy to beat…more so than Mecole. That would leave Cirie Fields and Blue voting to evict Felicia. This would put the house against Blue instead of just Cory. Cory is pushing to keep Felicia now.
Big Brother 25 Week 9 Live Eviction
The week nine votes for eviction were as follows:
Cory voted to evict Mecole
Cirie voted to evict Mecole
Blue voted to evict Mecole
Matt voted to evict Mecole
Jag voted to evict Mecole
America voted to evict Mecole
Bowie voted to evict Mecole
By a vote of seven to zero, Mecole was evicted from the Big Brother 25 house. On her way out the door, Mecole told the house that Cory, America, and Bowie were working together and to beware.
During her exit interview with host Julie Chen Moonves, Mecole said she was not surprised that she was evicted tonight. She knew that she was a stronger competitor than Felicia. She was shocked when Julie told her about the relationship with Jared and Cirie.
Big Brother 25 Week 10 Head of Household Competition
The day before the HOH competition, the Humili-verse sent down “social media” posts from the evicted houseguests. The houseguests were given the opportunity to study the picture before the HOH competition, as there will be questions about these pics.
This HOH is called Humili-Gram, and here is how it works. Julie will ask the houseguests questions about the social media posts. They will answer true or false. They will receive one point for every correct answer. The houseguest with the most points after seven rounds will be crowned the new HOH.
After seven rounds, Bowie Jane and Felicia were tied with perfect scores. The tie-breaker question was answered closest by Bowie Jane. She is the new Head of Household. She and Felicia were nowhere near the correct answer, but this was Price is Right style. Whoever is closest without going over wins!
Join us again Sunday night at 10 PM EST for the new block nominations.
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