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Imani (Jasmine Davis) was a recurring character in The Chi, but she suddenly left the show after season 4 and hasn't been back on since. First introduced in season 3, episode 5, "Terror Town", Imani is a transgender woman who becomes Trig's (Luke James) girlfriend in The Chi. Davis ended up appearing in 13 episodes across seasons 3 and 4 and, with Trig being elevated to a series regular in season 4, it followed that Imani would likely get some more screen time as well. However, Imani never appeared in the cast of The Chi season 5 or season 6.

Imani's last episode ended up being season 4, episode 10, "A Raisin in the Sun" and the character hasn't been back since. It's a shame considering her interesting story. Imani was assigned male at birth, but identified as a woman from a very young age. Sadly, her father never accepted that part of her and even tried to kill Imani when...

Jasmine Davis from Big Brother 24 shared her successful weight loss journey with the world.

While it’s an ongoing mission for her, Jasmine shared the early results after three months of her effort.

“My 3 month difference is wild,” Jasmine captioned a new social media post.

With the song Lady Killers II by G-Eazy playing in the background, Jasmine shared a before and after video of her latest endeavor.

The first part of the video shows Jasmine marking the moment she started her journey, and it fades into how she now looks.

She notes in the comments that it was “a very strict” three months.

Jasmine Davis shares her weight loss journey

Below is the video that Jasmine shared online.

For Big Brother fans trying to place her, Jasmine was on the BB24 cast during Summer 2022.

Jasmine finished 10th place on Big Brother 24 but made it to the jury phase. She...

Big Brother season 19’s Cody Nickson denied rumors that he will be returning to the hit competition show. Cody competed inside the famous house in 2017. During his time on Big Brother, he met and fell in love with his now-wife Jessica Graf. Despite being hated by the rest of the house, the Big Brother showmance went on to get married and have three kids together.

With Big Brother 25 right around the corner, there have been rumors that it will include returning houseguests in one way or another. Cody’s name has repeatedly been thrown around in these rumors as a past player that's reportedly been asked back for the new season. In one of his daily Instagram Q&As, Cody shut down these rumors of a potential return to Big Brother.

A fan asked if the claims were true that he and/or Jessica were returning to Big Brother. In his response,...

Big Brother season 25's right around the corner, and there have already been numerous rumors about what the milestone installment will entail, including some chatter about the cast. Each summer, the hit reality show has brought something new and exciting to the famous house. Now, with such an important season coming up, fans are expecting the show to go above and beyond for the upcoming installment.

At the conclusion of season 24 last summer, CBS confirmed that Big Brother would be returning for season 25 in the summer of 2023. Since the show's been on the air for over 20 years, Big Brother has pulled off many surprises. Some have been more successful than others. While casting for Big Brother season 25's happening, there's still plenty of speculation. People wonder if the installment will consist of former houseguests. The generally reliable Twitter account @TheSpoilerGirl1 recently claimed that season 25 will be a "Vets vs. Newbies" season.

Big Brother 24 winner Taylor Hale was often seen munching on her favorite snack, Lay's potato chips, throughout the game, and she now reveals her partnership with the brand. During Big Brother, Taylor regularly had a bag of Lay's in hand, and was even eating them during some of her most memorable moments on the show. Most notably, she mistakenly thought Daniel Durston was yelling at her about the chips during his infamous blowup at her. She also sat down to relax with a snack when he eventually turned his ire away from her and directed it at other houseguests. When Taylor won Big Brother, Lay's sent her a year's supply of potato chips and called her the queen of Lay's. Her fellow houseguest Matt "Turner" Turner even made her a custom pair of sneakers with the Lay's logo on them. Taylor's fans have campaigned for her to have a partnership...

Big Brother 24 fans know that second runner-up Matt "Turner" Turner owns an art retail store, thrift shop, and art studio called The Rug Shack with his fiancée Megan Belmonte in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, but he has announced that they are closing the store in order to pursue their careers as artists. Turner placed third on Big Brother 24 behind runner-up Monte Taylor and winner Taylor Hale. He became a fan favorite due to his bold moves during the game. Fans also loved hearing about Turner's relationship with Megan, as he often told stories about her and gave her shout-outs on the show. He proposed to her in October, and she happily accepted. Turner often referenced his beloved Rug Shack on the show.

In an Instagram post, Turner shared the news that he and Megan are closing The Rug Shack in a post titled, "The End Of The Rugshack [& Woah we’re moving]." The Big Brother finalist began his post by saying,...

Matthew "Turner" Turner from Big Brother 24 is getting married, and some of his fellow houseguests might attend the wedding. When the show wrapped in September, Turner made it all the way through to the finale and took home third place. He played a fantastic game, and although he did not win the prize, he did win something else. While in the Bb house, Turner gushed about his longtime girlfriend, Megan Belmonte. Shortly after appearing on the show, Turner proposed to his girlfriend of a little over three years to which she happily accepted.

Now, according to CheatSheet, Turner shared on YouTube which Big Brother 24 houseguests the newly-engaged couple plans to invite to the wedding. In the video, Turner and Megan shared their top three houseguests they would like to invite. Megan stated she would like to invite Big Brother 24 winner, Taylor Hale, Indy Santos, and Jasmine Davis, whereas Turner selected Joseph Abdin,...

Big Brother 24 concluded in September, and houseguest Matthew "Turner" Turner is keeping in touch with costars through custom art. Turner, who placed third after a stellar season with multiple Head of Household wins and big strategic moves, has been active on social media since the end of the season. Throughout Big Brother 24, Turner gave shout-outs to his girlfriend, now fiancé, Megan Belmonte, and the store they run together in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, called The Rug Shack. The store features his custom art, including rugs and tables, alongside other items.

Fans have enjoyed following along and interacting with the former houseguest online, especially since Turner's a Big Brother 24 fan favorite. Now, Turner has reconnected with some of his former co-stars by gifting them custom art projects themed to memorable moments from their time inside the Big Brother house. Turner's creations for The Rug Shack are uniquely designed one-of-a-kind rugs and tables that often reference pop culture.

Big Brother 24 wrapped up at the end of September, and it was a fun-filled season with a lot of good gameplay. Taylor was crowned the champion after a long, grueling season. It was one that was special in a few ways, but its cast really made it stand out among other recent seasons.

The cast of Big Brother 24 was easy to root for given that it had so many likable houseguests. In terms of likability, a player needs to be both entertaining to watch and skilled at the game itself. Big Brother 24 had a stellar cast, but certain houseguests stood out from the rest in terms of likability.

Kyle Carpener

Kyle came in eighth place and was the fourth member of the jury. He would be higher on the list, but, unfortunately, Kyle made insensitive comments on the show towards the houseguests of color.

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Big Brother 24 contestant Matt "Turner" Turner, who finished third behind runner-up Monte Taylor and winner Taylor Hale, is engaged to his girlfriend, Megan Belmonte. Turner and Megan met while they were students at Bridgewater State University in Massachusetts. Turner owns a thrift store called Rug Shack in Bridgewater, and runs it with Megan. Big Brother fans loved Turner's relationship with Megan, as he often told stories about her and gave her shout-outs on the show. They felt as though she were an honorary cast member.

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In an Instagram post, Turner announced the happy news that he proposed to Megan in Burlington, Vermont, and she said yes. The 23-year-old included a photo of himself down on one knee and presenting Megan with an engagement ring. He captioned it, "You and me till the end. *she said yes by...

Big Brother 24 may have ended almost a month ago, but Jasmine Davis is now starting to debunk the rumors and lies spread about eventual winner of the season, Taylor Hale. Taylor won Big Brother in an 8-1 vote after a season of lies, backstabbing, and unsavory comments. Jasmine was a perpetrator of the negative treatment Taylor received in the Big Brother house but has used her time since the season wrapped to address her behavior and to call out the other houseguests who have not yet owned up to their actions, specifically calling out Paloma Aguilar, who claims Taylor shamed Jasmine for her weight.

Jasmine got a chance to speak on The Winner's Circle podcast to discuss all the ups and downs of the past season. She was interviewed by Big Brother 23's Tiffany Mitchell and Jasmine specifically calls out Paloma saying, "Taylor never called me fat. I don't know...

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It’s been 82 days of some of the most controversial and divisive gameplay in recent memory, but “Big Brother” Season 24 has finally crowned a new champion.

Sunday’s two-hour finale all came down to the final three houseguests — who, coincidentally, were also all members of the defunct Leftovers Alliance, which ruled the house for several weeks before falling apart in dramatic fashion during the Split House Twist midway through the season.

The whole season came down to Taylor Hale, Matthew “Turner” Turner, and Monte Taylor. So who won the title of champion?

Scroll down for the big reveal!

Otherwise, here’s how everything played out during Sunday’s jam-packed finale!

After last week’s eviction of Brittany Hoopes, the pressure was on for the final three, who would have to face off in a series of three Head of Household competitions to see who would be the final Hoh,...

The house will be filling up with guests again next summer. Big Brother has been renewed for a 25th anniversary season on CBS. The 24th season wrapped tonight and host Julie Chen Moonves announced the renewal via Twitter.

A reality competition series, the Big Brother TV show typically airs three nights a week — Wednesdays (veto), Thursdays (eviction), and Sundays. The 24th season will found the Houseguests moving into the mid-century Palm Springs-inspired "Bb Motel". Players include an attorney, a Vegas performer, a hypnotherapist, a private chef, a chemical processing engineer, an interior designer, and a personal stylist, among others. The Houseguests this time around were Alyssa Snider (24), Ameerah Jones (31), Brittany Hoopes (32), Daniel Durston (35), Indy Santos (31), Jasmine Davis (29), Joe "Pooch" Pucciarelli (24), Joseph Abdin (24), Kyle Capener (29), Matt "Turner" Turner (23), Michael Bruner...

And then there were three. Following the eviction of Brittany Hoopes on “Big Brother 24,” the Final 3 houseguests — Taylor Hale, Matthew “Turner” Turner and Monte Taylor — celebrated making it to finale night by toasting with champagne. Throughout the course of Sunday’s two-hour finale, the players competed to become the last Head of Household of the season, and then the jury ultimately rewarded the 750,000 grand prize to one lucky contestant. So who won “BB24”?

See Why is ‘Big Brother’ called ‘Big Brother’? Name meaning explained

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 34 to find out what happened Sunday, September 25 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

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Indy Santos finished in 11th place during the Big Brother 2022 season. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers have come out about the jury roundtable that took place between the BB24 cast members.

After Brittany Hoopes was voted out of the Big Brother house, she met up with the first seven members of the jury to discuss what happened this season.

Hosted by Big Brother 2 winner Dr. Will Kirby, it sounds like the BB24 jury roundtable got pretty spicy at times.

On finale night, which arrives at 8/7c on Sunday, September 25, the nine members of the jury will vote for who should take home the 750,000 prize.

As is customary, the first eight members of the jury sit down together to debate the merits of the final three houseguests, often leading to some drama-filled conversations about how they perceived the season.

The ninth member of the jury will be the person evicted...

The “Big Brother 24” season finale is set for Sunday, September 25 on CBS, and just as important as finding out who will win the 750,000 grand prize is learning who will be named America’s Favorite Houseguest. This special honor comes with its own cash prize — a not-too-shabby 50,000 — and eternal bragging rights as viewers’ most-loved player of the summer. Plus, this year’s recipient will win a seven-day cruise for two. Host Julie Chen Moonves will announce the results during the live finale on Sunday night. Scroll down for all the details on how to vote for America’s Favorite Houseguest.

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To vote, visit the CBS website, sign up for a free account and then click on any of the 15 eligible players. (Note that Paloma Aguilar gave up her chance at winning when she voluntarily left the game). You have until 9:00 Am Pt on September 25, 2022 to vote.

Despite a last-ditch effort to save herself this week, Brittany Hoopes was evicted on Thursday night’s live episode of “Big Brother.” The 32-year old hypnotherapist from Austin, Texas was sent to the jury house by Monte Taylor, who won this week’s Veto contest and the sole power to evict. Monte decided Matthew “Turner” Turner was better for his game heading into Sunday’s finale along with Taylor Hale.

“If I’m being honest, it makes most sense for his game,” Brittany told host Julie Chen Moonves during her exit interview. “[Monte] is closer with Turner. I know I would have crushed him in those comps at the end. I feel confident about that. He’s right. His arguments were logical. It just wasn’t in my favor.”

Does Brittany think she could have won the jury over if she sat next to Monte? “I don’t know, it’s really difficult to say,...

Heading into the 11th eviction episode of “Big Brother 24,” Veto winner Monte Taylor held all the power to decide who would join him and Head of Household Taylor Hale in the final three. Did he choose to keep Brittany Hoopes, who seemed like the easiest person to beat on finale night? Or did he keep his good friend Matthew “Turner” Turner, who is was more likely to take Monte to the final two? Let’s find out who made the final three and who ended up speaking to Julie Chen Moonves.

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Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 33 to find out what happened Thursday, September 22 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show,...

Following the eviction of Alyssa Snider on “Big Brother 24,” only four players remained in the running to win the 750,000 grand prize: Taylor Hale, Brittany Hoopes, Monte Taylor and Matthew “Turner” Turner. Taylor proved her worth by winning the Head of Household competition centered around Julie Chen Moonves‘ wardrobe, which secured her spot in the Top 3. But remember, no matter who she nominated for eviction, this week would all come down to the Veto winner, as that person had the power to determine which two houseguests would be sitting on the block come eviction night. So how’d it all play out? Let’s go!

See Why is ‘Big Brother’ called ‘Big Brother’? Name meaning explained

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 32 to find out what happened Sunday, September 18 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your...

Jasmine Davis is a member of the Big Brother 24 jury. Pic credit: CBS

The Big Brother schedule for this week isn’t a typical one for fans, with no Wednesday night installment and the big season finale coming up.

We are heading into the final week of the competition, and the episodes will feature the final four as they work down to the final three of the BB24 cast.

Someone in this group is going to be leaving the Big Brother house with a nice 750,000 prize, and there are likely to be a number of disappointed people based on the results.

The playing field seems level after Michael Bruner got evicted, meaning we might end up with an unpredictable finale.

Monte Taylor, Brittany Hoopes, Matt Turner, and Taylor Hale constitute the final four within the Big Brother 24 cast. Taylor became the final four Hoh, giving her an automatic spot in the final three.

With the finale of “Big Brother 24” scheduled for September 25, we are all just days away from finding out who wins the 750,000 grand prize. But equally important is the announcement of the fan-voted America’s Favorite Houseguest award, which comes with its own 25,000 check — not too shabby. Last week, Gold Derby asked “Bb” fans to vote for who they wanted to be named America’s Favorite Houseguest, and they did not disappoint. More than 20,000 votes were received, with the top two recipients being Michael Bruner and Taylor Hale.

Here are the complete poll results for who “Big Brother” viewers want as their fave player of Season 24:

24 — Michael Bruner

23 — Taylor Hale

20 — Kyle Capener

11 — Matthew “Turner” Turner

7 — Joseph Abdin

5 — Monte Taylor

3 — Alyssa Snider

2 — Terrance Higgins

Less than 1 — Brittany Hoopes, Joe “Pooch” Pucciarelli, Daniel Durston, Indiana “Indy” Santos, Jasmine Davis, Nicole Layog, Ameerah Jones

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Despite a solid campaign to save herself this week, Alyssa Snider was evicted from the “Big Brother” house on Thursday’s episode. The 24-year old from Siesta Key, Florida managed to gain a vote from her former nemesis Brittany Hoopes, but lose the vote of her house Bff, Matthew “Turner” Turner. That left Head of Household Monte Taylor as the tie-breaker and he chose to send Alyssa to the jury house and keep his new snuggle buddy Taylor Hale by his side.

See ‘Big Brother’ viewers desperately want Michael or Taylor to be named America’s Favorite Houseguest [Poll Results]

“I think Brittany had my back,” Alyssa told host Julie Chen Moonves during her exit interview. “At the end of the day, Turner was kind of giving me a bit of a weird vibe. I was really hoping that he would pull through and be a good friend. He did make comments...

Heading into this week’s Power of Veto episode of “Big Brother 24,” Monte Taylor had just won his second Head of Household competition of the summer. The Delaware personal trainer nominated Brittany Hoopes and Alyssa Snider for eviction, though he also entertained Taylor Hale‘s pitch of her winning the Veto and using it to force Monte to backdoor Matthew “Turner” Turner. So did the Veto end up getting used, and if so, was it Brittany or Alyssa who came off the block?

See Why is ‘Big Brother’ called ‘Big Brother’? Name meaning explained

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 30 to find out what happened Wednesday, September 14 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

After the back-to-back unanimous evictions of Terrance Higgins and Michael Bruner, there was nowhere to hide in the “Big Brother 24” house. Just five players remained in the hunt for the 750,000 grand prize, and the Head of Household key was up for grabs yet again. So who won Hoh after Thursday’s dramatic double eviction, and which two contestants did they nominate for eviction?

See Why is ‘Big Brother’ called ‘Big Brother’? Name meaning explained

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 28 to find out what happened Sunday, September 11 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

The five remaining houseguests are Alyssa Snider, Brittany Hoopes, Matthew “Turner” Turner, Monte Taylor and Taylor Hale.

We’re inching closer and closer to the “BB24” finale, and just as important as finding out who will win the 750,000 grand prize is learning who will be named America’s Favorite Houseguest. This special honor comes with its own 25,000 award and eternal bragging rights as viewers’ most-loved player of the summer. Julie Chen Moonves will hand over the check during the live finale on September 25, and while it’s still a bit early to cast your official votes at CBS, we want to know which “Big Brother 24” cast member You are rooting for. Vote in our America’s Favorite Houseguest poll below.

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Of note, only 15 of the 16 houseguests are eligible for this unique prize, with Paloma Aguilar giving up her chance when she voluntarily quit the game.

The players who were evicted in the pre-jury phase were Joe “Pooch” Pucciarelli,...

The mightiest comp beast of all time couldn’t save himself when it mattered most on Thursday’s double eviction episode of “Big Brother.” Michael Bruner stormed out of the house without saying goodbye after being voted out 3-0 over his Bff Brittany Hoopes. Alyssa Snider, Monte Taylor and Taylor Hale all chose to send the front-runner packing. They, along with Head of Household Matthew “Turner” Turner, just couldn’t see themselves winning against the 28-year old attorney in the final.

In one last hail Mary attempt to stay in the game, Michael threw Brittany under the bus during his final plea. “I feel so bad,” he admitted to host Julie Chen Moonves during his exit interview. “I love Brittany but I had to do it. I would have regretted it forever if I didn’t try.” But was anything he said about her untrue? “That’s what people were talking about,...

It was an unceremonious exit for Terrance Higgins when he became the first houseguest sent packing on Thursday night’s live double eviction episode of “Big Brother.” The 47-year old bus operator from Chicago stormed out of the house after being unanimously evicted by a vote of 4-0 over Alyssa Snider. The Head of Household responsible for his dismissal was Michael Bruner.

“That was an homage to Daniel [Durston],” Terrance told host Julie Chen Moonves during his exit interview when asked about his quick exit. Daniel memorably (or not?) left in an uproar without saying goodbye way back on Day 37. But Terrance admits he was upset as well. “That definitely did play a role,” he explained. “You had the [opportunity] to do something that you just didn’t do. You knew that Alyssa’s votes, to me, look stacked in jury right now. And you have more of a fight to get Michael out of the house.

Heading into the ninth eviction episode of “Big Brother 24,” Alyssa Snider and Terrance Higgins sat on the block under Michael Bruner’s third Head of Household reign. The comp beast also won a record-breaking sixth Veto of the season, opting not to use it in hopes his target Terrance would soon join the jury.

Host Julie Chen Moonves surprised the houseguests (sort of) by letting them know tonight is a double eviction episode. That means one full week of “Big Brother” will all play out in the span of an hour before a second houseguest is sent packing. By the end of the night, just five players will remain in the game.

See Michael Bruner joins ‘Big Brother’ royalty with record 5th Power of Veto win

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 27 to find out what happened Thursday, September 8 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then...

Alyssa Snider has made it to at least the final seven on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

A Big Brother 24 Double Eviction is coming up, and it will force some of the remaining houseguests to scramble.

The current season already included a night where two evictions took place, as Jasmine Davis and Joseph Abdin got evicted during the Split House twist on the same night, but that isn’t typically how a Double Eviction episode works.

A few photos and videos from the BB24 jury house have come out, giving a glimpse into what life has been like for the recently evicted houseguests.

On Thursday, September 8, CBS is giving the Big Brother producers two hours to present some good drama for the viewers at home.

Within the full schedule of Big Brother episodes, this will be just one of several noteworthy nights coming up. And it all leads to the...

Brittany Hoopes has a path to the final six on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

This update from the Big Brother live feeds explores statements and veiled threats made by one of the nominees against the current Head of Household.

Expect to read quite a few of the latest BB24 spoilers in this article, as this information is coming directly from the live feeds.

Michael Bruner won Head of Household again, and then he nominated Terrance Higgins and Alyssa Snider for eviction. Terrance did not take it well.

It seems like Terrance expected to be protected from going on the block this week, even while he was working hard to try to get Michael evicted next.

After voicing that he is not going to vote for Michael if the current Hoh makes it to the final two, Terrance went a step further by going to Michael and telling him what...

Caution: Spoilers ahead!

There’s a lesson to be learned from Kyle Capener’s past week in the “Big Brother” house: if you ever think it’d be a good idea to try to divide groups among racial lines because you don’t trust Black people, you’re probably the one in the wrong and you should probably just stop talking.

Well, on Thursday, after planting the seeds of racial discord, Kyle was sent packing from the “Big Brother” house in an emotional exit. By a vote of 5-0, Kyle was evicted.

In his exit interview, Kyle explained, “Man, it was a very, very tough week, but honestly, I’m feeling so grateful to have this experience with all these amazing people. They shared so much love and compassion for someone as flawed as I am. Like I just feel so grateful to have had this experience and to have it with these houseguests.

The Big Brother 24 season rolls on with Week 9 action. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother live feed spoilers now reveal the results of the puzzle challenge that decided the new Head of Household.

Earlier on Thursday evening (September 1), Kyle Capener was evicted on a unanimous 5-0 vote. He officially became the fourth member of the BB24 jury.

During the latest episode, the Hoh Competition got started, with six people trying to complete a puzzle to become the new boss of the house.

Matt Turner had to watch while Michael Bruner, Brittany Hoopes, Taylor Hale, Monte Taylor, Terrance Higgins, and Alyssa Snider went at it on the puzzles.

The puzzles weren’t completed before Julie Chen Moonves closed out the episode, and the results won’t be shown until the September 4 installment.

Luckily, the Big Brother live feeds are already turned back on and we now know the Week 9 Head of Household.

Kyle Capener was not surprised by his eviction on Thursday’s episode of “Big Brother.” The 29-year old from Utah had an emotional week after Michael Bruner and Brittany Hoopes exposed comments he had made weeks prior that seemed to be rooted in implicit bias. Whether one agrees with the tactics or timing of this revelation, it resulted in some pretty heartfelt conversations, particularly between Kyle and the Black houseguests remaining. Still, Kyle all but conceded and was unanimously evicted by a vote of 5-0 under the Hoh reign of Matthew “Turner” Turner.

See Michael Bruner joins ‘Big Brother’ royalty with record 5th Power of Veto win

“It was a tough week, but honestly I’m feeling so great to have had this experience with all these amazing people,” Kyle confessed during his exit interview with host Julie Chen Moonves. “They shared so much love and compassion for someone as flawed as I am.

Matt Turner had a chaotic week as the Head of Household. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 has a new member of the jury and is working toward a new Head of Household, following a very dramatic episode of the show.

On Thursday night (September 1), a lot of the new episode revolved around Kyle Capener and comments that he made earlier in the season, but they also had some business to attend to.

After Michael Bruner won the Power of Veto again, he used it at the Veto Meeting to save Brittany Hoopes from the block. That forced Turner to name a replacement nominee who would sit next to Taylor Hale.

Turner put Kyle on the block, meaning the Eviction Ceremony would force the five voters to decide on the next member of the BB24 jury being either Kyle or Taylor.

A House Meeting did seem to nudge Turner in a...

Monte Taylor had a tough choice for the Week 8 eviction on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers about who is going to become the fourth member of the BB24 jury became noticeable on the live feeds.

Matt Turner won the Week 8 Head of Household Competition, and his final nominees for the week were Kyle Capener and Taylor Hale.

Michael Bruner was Turner’s primary target, but Michael won another Power of Veto. He then used the Pov to save Brittany Hoopes from the block.

At the Veto Meeting, Turner put Kyle up on the block as the replacement nominee, but it seems like he would still prefer Taylor to be the one heading to the jury house next.

With just eight people left in the game, it means five voters will determine whether it is Taylor or Kyle joining Jasmine Davis, Indy Santos, and Joseph Abdin in the jury house.

Jasmine Davis is now a part of the Big Brother 24 jury. Pic credit: CBS

The Big Brother 24 jury house released some photos from the past week, showing Jasmine Davis and Joseph Abdin hanging out with their new roommates.

Jasmine and Joseph were the latest BB24 cast members to get evicted, and they were sent to the jury house to relax until it is time to vote on the Big Brother 24 winner.

Indy Santos became the first member of the jury this summer, so she had a week at the jury house on her own before the big Double Eviction episode.

Now, the first trio of BB24 jury members have posed for some photos so that fans can get a look at what they are up to – and it appears a lot of relaxation is in the cards.

The trio also took part in a social media game to create a...

Matt Turner became the Week 8 Hoh on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers reveal what just happened at the Week 8 Veto Meeting. And these results could be shocking for television viewers.

It will be a drama-filled few days as we march toward the next Eviction Ceremony, especially due to Matt Turner’s choices.

Turner became the Week 8 Head of Household after everyone was reunited indoors and got right to work with possibly making a huge game move.

Turner nominated Brittany Hoopes and Taylor Hale for eviction, all while talking about using Michael Bruner as a backdoor option in order to send the new Veto King packing.

But the plans of the Hoh don’t always turn out as they hoped, and a difficult result for Turner took place at the Veto Competition.

Again, Michael won the Power of Veto, giving him safety and the chance to take one...

The Split House Twist proved to be one of the biggest game-changers in “Big Brother” history, as it resulted in The Leftovers alliance being outed and two members turning on themselves. At least, that’s what happened outside at Dyre Fest. Inside was smooth sailing for the Big Brochella fest-goers. When the dust was settled, both Jasmine Davis and Joseph Abdin were evicted from the “Big Brother” house. So who won Hoh after everyone met up again at the conclusion of the Split House Twist?

See‘Big Brother’ winners list: All seasons, plus spin-offs

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 22 to find out what happened Sunday, August 28 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

Matt Turner is making big moves on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers about the Week 8 Power of Veto just came out on the live feeds.

On Saturday (August 27), the BB24 cast played in the latest Veto Competition, determining who would be leading the Veto Meeting that takes place on Monday (August 29).

Back at the Double Eviction, it was Joseph Abdin and Jasmine Davis who got evicted. They were both caught in numerous lies about their alliances and how they played the game, leading to unanimous votes from inside the house and from the backyard.

Then, Matt Turner won the overnight Hoh Competition, putting him in a powerful position right after the two groups reunited under one roof. Turner had the chance to re-shape the game how he wanted it to look at the final seven.

Turner had to host a Nomination Ceremony on Friday (August 26), forcing him...

Alyssa Snider made it to the Big Brother 24 final eight. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers coming from the live feeds reveal who the new Head of Household has nominated for eviction.

On the latest episode of the show, Jasmine Davis and Joseph Abdin got evicted. The Double Eviction also brought an end to the Split House twist, allowing everyone to live under one roof again.

Once the dust had settled and the backyard group was able to enter the house again, the final eight houseguests played in an important Head of Household Competition.

It was Matt Turner who became the new Hoh, giving him power in a week where he might have been better off not being the one in charge. This is forcing Turner to pick a side, and he can no longer hang out in the middle.

On Friday (August 26), Turner hosted a Nomination Ceremony where he...

Jasmine Davis survived her birthday week on “Big Brother 24,” but not her birthday month as she became the second juror after getting evicted 2-0 from the Big BroChella side on Thursday. There was little suspense inside since Jasmine, stuck with four Leftovers, was doomed unless she won Veto. Thanks to Kyle exposing The Leftovers at Dyre Fest, she was the only houseguest this week who was in the dark about the alliance, which formed after Alyssa spilled the beans to Kyle about Old Skool. But that changed with Michael‘s (and Brittany‘s) goodbye messages.

How does Jasmine feel about The Leftovers? And how does she really feel about her festie bestie Turner? Find out below.

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Jasmine: Well, I’m not gonna say I’m completely shocked about the seven-person alliance, but there were definitely people in that alliance that...

With the elimination of Ciara Chyanne Morgan in episode two of “Making the Cut” for her activewear looks that looked more like they were going to the office, there were eight designers left competing to become the next great global brand: Curtis Cassell, Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Sienna Li, Jeanette Limas, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert, Gabriella Meyer, and Yannik Zamboni. So who kept up their hot streaks in “Winter Wear,” which premiered on Amazon Prime on August 26?

Assignment

It was a pretty straightforward task this week: the designers would create two-look winter wear collections with one high-fashion runway look and one accessible look, the latter of which would be sold in Amazon’s “Making the Cut” online store for the winning designer. Here’s the less straightforward part, though: they only have one day to complete the whole challenge. So we’ve gone from two weeks for the first assignment to two days for the second assignment,...

Terrance Higgins made it to the final eight of the Big Brother 24 cast. Pic credit: CBS

A new Big Brother 24 Head of Household has taken charge of the final eight houseguests.

Earlier in the night, Jasmine Davis and Joseph Abdin fell in the Double Eviction episode.

Michael Bruner and Terrance Higgins were the outgoing HOHs, and they had to watch Brittany Hoopes, Taylor Hale, Kyle Capener, Alyssa Snider, Matt Turner, and Monte Taylor play in the new Head of Household Competition.

Alyssa knew that she was on the outside of everything during the challenge. If she or Kyle didn’t win Hoh and gain some automatic safety, it meant that one or both of them could wind up on the block very soon.

The results of the Week 8 Hoh Competition could also dictate whether or not The Leftovers would survive as an alliance. Something different could very easily be on the horizon.

Because of the Split House Twist, two separate evictions played out on “Big Brother 24” on Thursday: one indoors and one outdoors. The Dyre Fest crew outside sent Joseph Abdin packing by a vote of 2-0 over Kyle Capener. Alyssa Snider and Matthew “Turner” Turner did the honors while Head of Household Terrance Higgins looked on.

“Apparently my bromance was more intimidating than [Kyle’s] showmance,” Joseph told host Julie Chen Moonves during his exit interview. He was referring to his close friendship with Monte Taylor who was at Big Brochella inside the house this week. “That was the concern for everyone. Kyle and Alyssa were running the backyard. It was a hard battle but I might as well try.”

Joseph went into Dyre Fest completely loyal to his Leftovers alliance. Did he have any regrets about that? “No,” he responded. “Coming into this game I wanted to prove a point. It’s...

Because of the Split House Twist, two separate evictions played out on “Big Brother 24” on Thursday: one indoors and one outdoors. The Big Brochella crew inside sent Jasmine Davis packing by a vote of 2-0 over Monte Taylor. Brittany Hoopes and Taylor Hale did the honors while Head of Household Michael Bruner looked on.

“I’m not going to say that I’m completely shocked,” Jasmine admitted during her exit interview with host Julie Chen Moonves. “When Monte came off the block when Michael was Hoh before I figured something else was going on. But I really did start to believe that Monte was a bigger threat than I was. But then the mannerisms and body language during this week in Big Brochella told me that I was probably gonna be the one on the block this week. They definitely got me!”

When asked if she felt betrayed by anyone in particular,...

A showmance blinded Kyle Capener on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

The Big Brother Double Eviction brought a lot of excitement. Julie Chen Moonves and an in-studio audience ushered two people to the BB24 jury house.

The show’s latest installment was Big Brother 24, Episode 22, and it was a one-hour presentation that took the cast down to just eight surviving members.

One of the takeaways that some fans might have is that Jasmine Davis was playing up a fake limp to gain sympathy (again).

This is one of the reasons that several Big Brother fans have turned on Jasmine this summer and have become frustrated with how she was playing the game.

Recently, the term “JasMean” was even trending on social media, along with a lot of complaints from viewers about how Jasmine was playing up her “birthday month” to get special treatment.

But back to the Double Eviction, which...

Because of the Split House Twist, two separate evictions played out on “Big Brother 24” this week: one indoors and one outdoors. The Big Brochella Head of Household, Michael Bruner, had his sights set on taking out Jasmine Davis, while the Dyre Fest Hoh, Terrance Higgins, wanted to oust Joseph Abdin. But with so few people in each group, was anyone able to flip the script? And which two houseguests ended up speaking with Julie Chen Moonves at the end of the evening?

See‘Big Brother’ winners list: All seasons, plus spin-offs

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 24, Episode 21 to find out what happened Thursday, August 24 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “Bb” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

Brittany Hoopes has made it to the final eight on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

Fans wanting to know who is going home on Big Brother tonight should first understand that the evictees are now heading to the jury house instead of straight home.

Beginning with the eviction of Indy Santos, the BB24 jury has started forming. Indy is now waiting at the jury house for two new people to arrive this weekend.

During the August 25 episode of the show, two people are going to get evicted from the Big Brother house. This will consist of one person who has been living inside of the house, and one person who has been residing in the backyard.

Inside, Michael Bruner is the Head of Household and his final nominees for the week are Jasmine Davis and Monte Taylor. That’s exactly how he wanted the week to end.

Out in the backyard,...

Terrance Higgins loved being Hoh during the Big Brother 24 twist. Pic credit: CBS

The Big Brother live feeds returned for the outside group (Dyre Fest), leading to a lot of revelations over the past few days.

Ahead of the Double Eviction episode of Big Brother 24, many important conversations have taken place that will impact the game moving forward.

Inside the house, Jasmine Davis was told she is getting evicted. Jasmine will join Indy Santos in the BB24 jury house very soon.

Jasmine did have an interesting request of Michael Bruner, Brittany Hoopes, and Taylor Hale. She asked them to make sure that Matt Turner does not end up as the Big Brother 24 winner.

The comments from Jasmine about Turner are sure to be part of another show segment where the producers show Turner reacting to the words or actions from Jasmine.

And now that Jasmine knows she is on her way out,...

Taylor Hale has made it to the final eight on Big Brother 24. Pic credit: CBS

Big Brother 24 spoilers from the live feeds reveal that one of the nominees now knows that they are about to get evicted.

Four people are on the block for Week 7, with the house getting split into two groups before playing out two separate games.

For the August 25 episode of the show, a big Double Eviction is set to take place for the BB24 cast. It means that two people will become jury members before the end of the night.

As CBS viewers saw on Wednesday night, the four nominees are set for the evictions, with two people from each group on the block.

In the backyard, the final nominees for the week are Kyle Capener and Joseph Abdin. Head of Household Terrance Higgins is making some big moves during his time with power.

And inside the house,...