'Big Brother' Spoilers: Here's What Went Down in the Latest Season 26 Veto Competition
The Veto competition in Season 26 of 'Big Brother' features two players on the block.
Updated Oct. 7 2024, 1:16 p.m. ET
Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Season 26 of Big Brother.
Season 26 of Big Brother is off to a dramatic start. It doesn't take long for alliances to form, even though in most seasons, the alliances shift from week to week. And this time around, the twists just keep coming.
But what fans want to know right now is if there are any Veto spoilers for Big Brother 26.
Thanks to the live feeds, a lot of details about the game are released to the public before they make it to air. There's only one live episode of Big Brother on TV per week, which means that viewers often know from the feeds who wins the Power of Veto, who is nominated for eviction, and sometimes who wins Head of Household before we see it on the show. And the Veto competition is no different.
What are the spoilers for 'Big Brother 26's latest Veto ceremony?
According to spoilers from the live feeds ahead of the Oct. 10 episode of Big Brother, we know that Makensy comes through with the Power of Veto win. She plans to use the POV on herself and remove herself from the block. From there, Chelsie can put Rubina up as a replacement nom.
And since this is the final HOH and POV ahead of the finale, this will give Makensy all of the power to caast the sole vote to evict. Chances are, she will evict Rubina, which would leave Makensy, Cam, and Chelsie in a final three for finale night. But she might choose to get rid of Cam and go into the final with three women as the final three players.
'Big Brother' ended the AI Arena twist.
Season 26 of Big Brother is full of twists and fights that fans live for, even if some viewers might prefer a more straightforward season without surprises. But one that shakes things up again is the AI Arena. That is, when it was still part of the game.
Prior to the start of Week 8, the houseguests on the block after the Veto ceremony results would compete in a three-person competition to allow one of them to save themselves before voting. But now that this twist is over in the game, Big Brother is back to its old ways, and aside from the Veto, there are no other chances for players on the block to save themselves.
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