‘Big Brother All-Stars’ Evicts the Season’s First Houseguest — Find Out Who It Is!

Big Brother knows that all-stars seasons should be special events. That's why when it was announced that Season 22 would be Big Brother's second ever all-stars edition, coming 14 years after the first in Season 7, fans were galvanized by the hope that this would secure us a truly great season of Big Brother.

The fourth time wasn’t the charm for Janelle Pierzina.

“Big Brother All-Stars” said goodbye to the third houseguest of the season on Thursday, and it proved to be a big deal. After the latest eviction, things look poised to be a lot more contentious in the “Big Brother” house.

said goodbye to the third houseguest of the season on Thursday, and it proved to be a big deal. After the latest eviction, things look poised to be a lot more contentious in the house.After Tyler Crispen earned the title of Head of Household last week, he ended up putting Janelle Pierzina and her bestie and ally Kaysar Ridha on the chopping block.

Chris “Swaggy C” Williams revealed that he wouldn’t be returning to reality TV, he claimed that his wife, Bayleigh Dayton, is also finished.When a fan tweeted that Dayton, 27, who is currently competing on Big Brother: All Stars should have just gone back to The Challenge instead of the CBS reality show, Swaggy, 25, responded.“She’s done with reality tv after BB just like me,” the reality star wrote. “She only did BB because she was bored at home & wanted to have fun.

' latest evictee, Nicole Anthony, feels like she needs to apologize to fellow contestant Janelle Pierzina. The former season 21 contestant, who earned the title of America's Favorite Houseguest after coming in third during her time on the show, opened up to ET's Lauren Zima about what she wishes she could tell Pierzina.«I just wanna tell her that I'm sorry and that I should've stuck with my initial impression of her.

under-the-table dealing and sneaky gameplay.After Memphis Garrett became the Head of Household this week, he wound up nominating David Alexander and Nicole Anthony — both season 21 alums, who took their nominations pretty hard.Both tried, and failed, to win the veto challenge — which was won by Memphis.

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Julie Chen is using her time on television to send a powerful message.

evictee Keesha Smith is opening up about the frustration of being unanimously voted off the show, whom she hopes will bag the prize money and why the ladies of the show are no longer safe from elimination. ET’s Lauren Zima spoke with the reality star after she departed the CBS series Thursday night, after Head of Household Cody Calafiore put her and Kevin “KC” Campbell up for eviction. “I'm so frustrated, are you kidding me?” Keesha said, still in shock.

Keesha Smith was the first houseguest evicted from the highly anticipated Big Brother: All-Stars season on Thursday, August 13, but she remains in good spirits.Us Weekly caught up with the Los Angeles-based waitress, 42, the morning after her eviction to talk about her reaction to the votes, who she was (and wasn’t) working with, and what it meant to come back for season 22.She also opened up about her season 10 costar Memphis Garrett, who was the sole vote to evict her back in 2008 after he won

has bid farewell to its first contestant. Keesha Smith was evicted from the CBS series on Thursday night, after every single other housemate voted to give her the boot.After becoming the first Head of Household, Cody Calafiore put Kevin “KC” Campbell up for eviction, alongside Keesha, who failed to form alliances prior to being voted out unanimously.