That was one crazy hour of Big Brother! We picked up in the aftermath of Da’vonne being named the replacement nominee. She immediately went to grill Paul about what was going on in the house, but he gave her a poor excuse for being on the block. He tried to imply that if anyone else was up, they’d be overreacting and he trusted Da’vonne not to do that. Sounds more like a threat. Right? Da’vonne then walked in on Paulie and Bridgette conspiring against her, so she figured the plan out. Da’vonne chatted with Natalie, Zakiyah and Michelle, who all confirmed Da’vonne would be staying. Just next door, the rest of the house were talking targets for the double eviction. Da’vonne barged in to see what they were talking about and James made a mistake by saying the double eviction targets would be Victor and Bridgette. How could Bridgette be a target if she was already meant to be out by that point? Everyone else in the room couldn’t have looked more guilty even if they tried. Nicole looked like she was laughing. I can’t really blame Nicole. Da’vonne made it clear she was gunning for her. Da’vonne then went in to get the truth from James, but he and Natalie continued to lie to her face. You can understand why they’re getting rid of her. If the rest of the house is, they would stick out like a sore thumb if they didn’t. At the eviction ceremony, Da’vonne was evicted by a vote of 6-2. She only hugged Zakiyah and James on the way out the door, but she whispered to Victor that he was a target. It was then revealed that Da’vonne had a one way ticket and would become the first member of the jury house. The HOH competition got underway. It was endurance, but anyone could really win it. Who do you want to win? Hit the comments below! View Slideshow: 10 Best Reality TV Meltdowns EVER
Follow this link:
Big Brother Recap: Did the Evicted Houseguest Have A Return Ticket?
