'Big Brother': Season 25 Heats Up With Brutal Blindside in 3rd Live Eviction (Recap)

“Big Brother” spoilers for Week 6 have revealed who won the Power of Veto. During Week 5, Cameron won the veto when Jared was the Head of Household. This week it has flipped.

a houseguest kicked out for using a racial slur. All of the live evictions have been full of intrigue as the house continues to flip-flop about the moves that they want to make from week to week. However, the Week 5 eviction of Red Utley is causing a lot of controversy with some fans online.On Thursday, Red was sadly eliminated from the “Big Brother” house by a vote of 8 to 2.

During Week 4, Cam won Head of Household after a grueling 14-hour Pressure Cooker competition. He nominated Jag and Blue, and the house voted to evict Jag. However, Matt secretly won the Power of Invincibility.

When Big Brother made its debut in 2000 on Channel 4, the show marked the start of a new genre of TV. It promised contestants the chance to take part in a “social experiment”, and involved hopefuls entering a custom-built house where viewers at home could watch their every move. Over the course of 18 years and 19 series, the reality show turned competitors such as Alison Hammond, Jade Goody and Adele Roberts into household names, with the series three finale amassing an impressive 9.9 million viewers.

Jared won the HoH comp. He considered his nominations for evictions carefully. He initially wanted to nominate America.

the Week 4 HoH, Cameron, the entire week was a wash. If anything, it painted a bigger target on his back, as well as his ride-or-die red. Meanwhile, the Week 5 Head of Household has been confirmed to be Jared.Fans may remember that Jared nearly won the HoH in Week 2.

“Big Brother” Week 4 is heading for an end, and live feed spoilers reveal the results of the veto competition and ceremony. This week, Cam won Head of Household after enduring nearly 14 hours in the Pressure Cooker challenge. When it came down to Cam and America, the duo made a deal to keep her and Corey safe in exchange for her to bow out.

Chantelle Houghton says her first stint in the Big Brother house back in 2006 was "a once-in-a-lifetime" experience but she'd jump at the chance to go back in.The iconic reality show - which launched the careers of the likes of Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson - is set to return to screens later this year, five years after it last aired on Channel 5. Chantelle, who bluffed her way to victory in the Celebrity version of the show by pretending to be a famous pop singer, says it was the thing that turned her life around and she'd love to have another go. “Definitely, without a shadow of a doubt, it’s such a great experience,” she says.

Week 4 is shaping up to be another doozy. The week started when the houseguests backdoored Hisam and evicted him from the house. Then they quickly moved on to compete in a Head of Household competition for the ages.

Hisam Goueli says he feels betrayed after a brutal eviction during Thursday’s “Big Brother” episode — and he’s pointing the finger at himself.

eviction of Hisam on Wednesday, the houseguests immediately began their new competition. This time, it was the iconic Pressure Cooker challenge. Of course, there was a twist.

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.

Felicia won Head of Household, she and many of the other houseguests such as Cirie, Izzy, and Mecole plotted to take down their alliance member, Hisam. The plan was to backdoor Hisam, who went on a bit of a power trip during his Week 2 HoH reign. During the nomination ceremony, Felicia put Jag and Cameron on the block.

“Big Brother 25” spoilers have revealed the outcome of the Week 3 veto meeting. It’s been another wild week for the houseguests, and after the Head of Household, Felicia, nominated Jag and Cameron, there has been plenty of developments. During the veto competition, Jag won the Power of Veto.

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).

On Thursday, after just 16 days into the new season of “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.

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.

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".