The Big Brother Live Feeds have finally revealed the veto winner. The Veto Competition was delayed until Saturday night, possibly because of the high heat in California. Whatever the reason, fans had to wait many hours to learn the results.
Vince won the Wall Comp on Thursday night. The Endurance Challenge was a fun one, slated to appear on the August 24 episode. After Vince won the power, he set about putting a plan into action. That plan seemed to be badmouthing Rachel Reilly at every turn.
But Vince didn’t nominate Rachel. Instead, he nominated Mickey, Kelley, and Ava. He also told several houseguests that if someone escaped the block, Rachel would be the replacement nominee. Additionally, Ashley, Morgan, and Will became the Week 7 Have-Nots.
Late-night Veto Competition for the BB27 houseguests
Keanu and Will were picked for the Veto Competition. They joined Mickey, Vince, Ava, and Kelley. Ahead of the Veto Competition, Morgan pushed for Ashley and Rachel not to see the block, while Keanu pushed for Rachel to become a replacement nominee.
But Keanu doesn’t want to vote out Rachel. No, this is a game move. And it’s a move by someone who feels he is good at playing Big Brother.
Mickey had an even worse plan for the POV. Mickey had a plan to gain safety, even if Ava won the Power of Veto. The plan was to have Will convince Ava to save Mickey rather than herself. It’s a ridiculous plan, but this has been an odd season.
Who won the Week 7 Veto Competition?
When the feeds returned late Saturday night, we learned that Mickey had won the Power of Veto. She will host the Veto Ceremony on Monday, likely using the POV on herself. Vince will name a replacement nominee, and he has stated that it will be Rachel. Will he stick to that plan? Stay tuned!
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