Celebrity Big Brother Season 3 has eliminated its third houseguest within ten days of its premiere. This time, the evicted contestant of Episode 7 was NSYNC singer Chris Kirkpatrick.
As the episode started, Kirkpatrick had the idea that he would soon be the target of new Head of House (HOH) Miesha Tate and former HOH Todrick Hall. However, nobody assumed he would leave this early as Carson Kressley and Cynthia Bailey were nominated for the block.
During the veto meeting, Shanna Moakler used her power of veto to save Kressley from the block. Tate was left confused as she wanted Kressley out of the show, but he was now in the safe zone. So, the HOH decided to go with Hall’s plan and put Kirkpatrick in the block.
In the end, voters evicted the singer out of the show.
What do fans have to say about Chris Kirkpatrick’s elimination?
Kirkpatrick unknowingly dug his own grave by playing the game with integrity. In fact, fans felt that if he had lied on the show, he would have stayed longer.
Viewers were also upset with Hall for eliminating Kirkpatrick from Celebrity Big Brother. Check out how fans reacted:
Chris Kirkpatrick’s views after coming out of Celebrity Big Brother house
After being evicted, Kirkpatrick joined host Julie Chen Moonves on stage, where he expressed his feelings regarding his elimination. He said he was a bit surprised at Moakler voting for him out, but understood her position.
Kirkpatrick further stated that the house was dominated by Hall and Tate, which made the experience less fun. He confessed that he should have lied on the show, but he couldn’t do it.
Within 10 days, three houseguests, including Kirkpatrick, Mirai Nagasu, Chris Kattan and Teddi Mellencamp, have left the reality TV series. Now, only six contestants remain.
The remaining houseguests include singer and dancer Todrick Hall, NBA player Lamar Odom, sitcom star Todd Bridges, Queer Eye star Carson Kressley, UFC fighter Miesha Tate, RHOA star Cynthia Bailey and model/reality star Shanna Moakler.
Celebrity Big Brother Season 3 airs episodes on CBS and Paramount+ at 8.00 pm Eastern Time (ET). The season, unlike others, is relatively shorter, and will end on February 23.