‘Big Brother 25’ Addresses Luke Valentine’s Exit After Using Racial Slur, 1st Eviction Proceeds

episode — and he's pointing the finger at himself.Speaking to season 24 winner Taylor Hale for ET in the season 25 exit interview, Hisam explains why he doesn't blame anyone else but himself after, despite his best efforts, he was evicted by a unanimous 12-0 vote.«I feel most betrayed by myself. Right? Because I know better,» he said. «And I feel bad about some of the decisions that I made that led me to the position that I was in.»In hindsight, he would have done things differently.«I should have been kinder, I should have been gentler.

's Hannibal Smith famously said, «I love it when a plan comes together.» That was certainly the case on this week's as a number of houseguests pulled off a perfectly executed double cross.So, which houseguest was sent packing? Otherwise, here's how everything that led up to and played out during Thursday's big show.The wheels were set in motion even before last week's eviction, when then-Head of Household Hisam Goueli began to rub people the wrong way with his seemingly overbearing personality and manipulative tactics. However, Hisam had no idea that people felt that way about him — or felt that he'd successfully fooled everyone — and therefore didn't see any sort of scheming coming his way.After Reilly Smedley was sent packing last week — all as Hisam orchestrated — he was feeling pretty confident that his alliance (The Professors) had his back.

Big Brother, one contestant is already proving that brutal honesty can have serious consequences — especially if your honesty feels more like bullying in the eyes of all your fellow houseguests.Leading up to the live eviction on Thursday, Hisam Goueli had won the Head of Household competition and nominated previous HOH Reilly Smedley for eviction as well as Cameron Hardin, who he put up as a false target of sorts.Hisam has talked a great deal about wanting to play an «honest» game, so he didn't mince words when he told Reilly that she was his ultimate target and that he was going to do everything in his power to get her kicked out of the house.Currently, the house is divided into two large alliances — The Handfuls (i.e. the younger players), and The Professors (the older players).

Big Brother, one contestant is already proving that brutal honesty can have serious consequences. Especially if your honesty feels more like bullying in the eyes of all your fellow houseguests.Leading up to Thursday's live eviction, Hisam Goueli had won the Head of Household competition and nominated previous HOH, Reilly Smedley, for eviction — as well as Cameron Hardin, who he put up as a false target of sorts.Hisam has said a big deal about wanting to play an «honest» game.

Week 1’s eviction of Kirsten wasn’t stunning, it was interesting. However, Week 2 has been full of drama. Reilly went from being the first Head of Household to the target.

Luke Valentine has revealed the reason why he said a racial slur on Big Brother, causing him to be evicted.

Big Brother houseguest Luke Valentine — who was removed from the CBS reality show after dropping the N-word during a conversation — tried to explain away his conduct by saying he meant “no malice” and how “you don’t really take into account the psychological distress of being under studio lighting 24/7.”

Emily Longeretta Luke Valentine, the “Big Brother” Season 25 houseguest who was ejected on Aug. 9 for using the N-word, is sharing his thoughts on CBS’ decision to send him home. In an Instagram Live video posted on Wednesday, the illustrator weighed in on the controversy, noting that he didn’t agree with the decision to eliminate him.

Chantelle Houghton won Celebrity Big Brother way back in 2006 and fell in love with Ordinary Boys' Samuel Preston, but it didn't come without its challenges.The TV star, now 39 took part in the fourth series of Big Brother as the only non-celebrity and was tasked to convince her fellow housemates that she was famous and in a girl group called Kandy Floss.Through hilarious house challenges, including singing in front of her celebrity pals Chantelle took it in her stride and went on to win the show. While she was tasked with the biggest challenge of all, it didn't stop the 22 year old at the time from falling head over heels for singer Preston with the nation watching their relationship blossom over the weeks.

Chantelle Houghton stole the hearts of the nation and won Celebrity Big Brother back in 2006, but the star has one regret from her time on the show that still haunts her today.The TV personality, who turns 40 next week, entered the Big Brother house as a non-celebrity with the task to convince her celebrity housemates such as Pete Burns, Jodi Marsh and Michael Barrymore that she was famous and part of a girl group called Kandy Floss. While being tasked with the biggest challenge of all, Chantelle who was just 22 years old, also fell in love with Ordinary Boys' Preston who she went on to marry. While they're no longer together, she said her highlight "had to be Preston".

Hisam won Head of Household. Of course, his alliance, which includes Red, Izzy, Cirie, Felicia, Mecole, and Bowie was thrilled. Hisam immediately knew who he wanted his target to be and put Week 1 HoH Reilly on the block for eviction alongside Cameron.After coming back from The Nether, Jared got to choose one houseguest to keep safe for the week.

getting kicked off the show for dropping the n-word on camera — and he’s not apologizing.Valentine, 30, a Florida-based illustrator, was a house guest on Season 25 of the hit CBS reality show, which premiered Aug. 2 and features 17 contestants competing for a $750,000 prize.A 24/7 live feed of the house is available to stream on Paramount+.

Ejected “Big Brother” houseguest Luke Valentine seems to be maintaining a positive outlook after getting ousted in the first week of Season 25 for violating the show’s code of conduct by using a racial slur.

Big Brother 25 houseguest Luke Valentine is speaking out.

Ejected houseguest Luke Valentine seems to be maintaining a positive outlook after getting ousted in the first week of Season 25 for violating the show's code of conduct by using a racial slur.Luke took to his Instagram story on Sunday, while power walking around a park without a shirt on, to share an up-beat by somewhat cryptic message, in which he notably did not appear contrite about the drama.«Just letting you know, I'm alive, I've arrived, and you gotta keep the flames stoked,» Luke said, smiling broadly while sweating profusely. «We can't burn out, no, no, no, the fires of love will continue to burn.»«So thank you for all the memes, thank you for all the support, the kind words,» Luke added.Luke was caught dropping the N-word in the live feeds early Wednesday morning while in the middle of a conversation with Jared Fields, who is Black, Cory Wurtenberger and Hisam Goueli.The moment was addressed and shown during Thursday's and given slightly more context.

Big Brother 25” is rolling into Week 2 of competition, and things are heating up as the alliances in the house are becoming very clear. As previously reported by Hollywood News Daily, Hisam was the person who won Head of Household in Week 2, while Jared headed into the Nether. Meanwhile, he’s been busy and “Big Brother” spoilers reveal exactly what his plans are and who he’s hoping to get evicted from the house during his run as HoH.In Week 1, Reilly was named Head of Household.

“Big Brother”  confronted the elephant in the house during Thursday’s episode, when viewers were told that houseguest Luke Valentine was thrown off the show after he was seen uttering the N-word while being filmed for the live feed.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of Thursday night’s Big Brother episode.

Jaden Thompson The latest episode of “Big Brother” has addressed the removal of contestant Luke Valentine following his use of the N-word during a Paramount+ live feed. This controversy unfolded just one week into the start of Season 25. Valentine used the racial slur during a casual conversation with other contestants Jared Fields, Cory Wurtenberger and Hisam Goueli.

when the show was forced to address the removal of contestant Luke Valentine after he was caught on camera casually using a racial slur in the house.As Thursday's show began, fans got to see what has been playing out over the past few days leading up to the live eviction show — including when Luke was caught dropping the n-word while in the middle of a conversation with Jared Fields, who is Black, Cory Wurtenberger and Hisam Goueli. The hot mic picked up Luke blurting out, «I'm in the f**king cheese room, n***a,» while talking with Cory, who is white.Luke, a 30-year-old illustrator from Coral Springs, Florida, tried to laugh it off before pausing and attempting to correct his language by saying the word «dude,» instead.