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Jag Bains becomes the first Indian origin Sikh to win Big Brother 25, defeating Matt in the finale. The jury voted for Jag after a tough competition between the two contestants. A surprise revelation was made by Cirie and Jared, who disclosed that they are mother and son participating together in the show.
Part 2 of the final HOH competition on "Big Brother 25" was not played on Monday, with Jag and Bowie expected to face off on Tuesday. Jag has been defending his decision to keep Matt over Felicia, and there is speculation about whether he would try to win Part 3 and make another game-changing decision. Other than that, the remaining houseguests engaged in chatter and attempted to cook dinner, with Matt ranting about jealousy over a letter from a past houseguest.
In episode 40 of "Big Brother 25," Bowie Jane won the Head of Household competition and nominated Felicia and Matt for eviction. Jag won the Power of Veto, setting a record for the most Veto wins in a single season. At the live Veto Meeting, Jag chose to evict Felicia, citing loyalty to Matt. Felicia expressed disappointment in Jag's decision and acknowledged her own mistakes in the game.
In the Big Brother 25 house, the Final 4 night was uneventful as the Veto played out as expected. The decision on whether to vote out Matt or keep him in the game lies with Jag, who has a big decision to make this weekend. Voting out Matt would increase Jag's chances of winning, but it remains to be seen what Jag will ultimately decide.
In the latest episode of Big Brother 25, Cirie Fields was voted out by a 2-0 margin. With only four houseguests remaining, Bowie Jane won the Head of Household competition, securing a spot in the final three. The season finale is set for November 9th, and Sunday's episode will determine the final three contestants.
In Week 13 of Big Brother 25, Jag has won the Power of Veto, securing his spot in the Final 4. Despite Felicia being the target, Jag and Bowie have expressed their preference for Cirie to be evicted this week. The nominations are expected to remain the same, and the Power of Veto meeting will take place on Monday.
In the Big Brother 25 house, the Final 5 remain calm despite two nominees being put on the block. The focus is on being nice to everyone in case they have to campaign post-veto. Matt, Jag, and Bowie feel untouchable this week, but it seems that Matt is not in Jag and Bowie's Final 2 plans. Bowie Jane might be a Final 2 sure thing if Cirie and Felicia are the next two houseguests to be evicted.
On Nomination Day in the Big Brother 25 house, the Head of Household, Matt, held one-on-one conversations with the houseguests. It is expected that Cirie and Felicia will be nominated, with Felicia believing she is a pawn and Cirie suspecting a bigger plan. The houseguests discussed potential scenarios for the upcoming weeks, including the possibility of targeting Felicia. The feeds are currently down for the Nomination Ceremony, but no surprises are expected.
In the latest episode of "Big Brother 25," two houseguests were evicted in a double eviction. America and Blue were nominated by Head of Household Jag, with Blue being unanimously voted out first. Bowie won the Head of Household competition and nominated Felicia and America. Matt won the Power of Veto and chose not to use it, resulting in America being unanimously evicted.
In Week 12 of Big Brother 25, alliances and deals remain fluid in the house. The Minutemen duo of Matt and Jag is the most solid, but they may not want to sit next to each other in the end. Their Final 3 deal with Bowie Jane seems more genuine, as both Matt and Jag prefer to be in the Final 2 with her. They also have a Final 4 deal with Cirie and Felicia, while Blue mistakenly believes she is still aligned with them. Additionally, Cirie and Blue have a Final 2 deal, but Cirie is trying to save Blue from eviction this week, though it's unlikely to succeed. Loyalties are constantly shifting, making the future dynamics uncertain.
Jag Bains, the current HOH and Veto winner on Big Brother 25, is considering whether to target Cirie Fields after conversations with Felicia Cannon hinted at a possible betrayal. However, Jag ultimately decides to stick with his original plan of targeting Blue Kim for eviction. Felicia's nervousness and uncertainty lead her to throw Cirie under the bus, but Jag remains confident that Cirie won't take a shot at him. The upcoming Double Eviction could change the dynamics, but for now, Blue is the target.
In the Big Brother 25 house, the target for eviction remains unaware of their impending fate, while houseguests speculate about potential veto scenarios. Blue, who is on the block, believes she is just a pawn and is content with the situation. The houseguests discuss potential double evictions and strategize about controlling the votes. Meanwhile, tensions rise as the veto competition approaches, and alliances are questioned.
In Week 11 of Big Brother 25, the Power of Veto meeting resulted in Blue saving herself and Jag saving Felicia. Jag then secretly renominated both Cory and America, making them the final nominees for eviction. The move surprised America, who had concerns about her lack of communication with Jag. The remaining houseguests felt confident about their decision, while America was seen crying in bed.
In episode 28 of "Big Brother 25," Bowie Jane won Head of Household and nominated Felicia and Cirie for eviction. Bowie is working with multiple alliances in the house, but ultimately decided to target Felicia and Cirie due to past betrayals. The houseguests strategize and discuss their plans for the week, with some hoping to backdoor Cameron or target Cory and America. The Power of Veto competition and Zingbot's return will be featured in the next episode.
Bowie Jane, the new Head of Household in Big Brother 25, is considering backdooring Cameron despite initially declining the idea. Cameron had been her #1 ally, but Bowie now questions his trustworthiness. After winning the Veto, Bowie discusses her plan with her nominees, Cirie and Felicia. The decision will be made at the Veto Meeting, and if Cameron remains on the block, he will become the first Jury member. The article asks whether Bowie should keep Cameron as a shield or take the opportunity to eliminate the top target of the season.