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Big Brother season 26 advanced into week 9, inching extremely close to its end. The integral developments in the latest week were shown in the Live feeds section of the show, streamed on Paramount+.
The live footage saw Leah bagging the Head of the Household title once again and Kimo getting nominated for a third consecutive time, alongside Rubina. Leah wanted to break the strongest alliance of the house, which consisted of T'kor, Kimo, and Rubina, so she put two out of the three members of the trio on the block.
The Live Feeds also revealed that there would be two Powers of Veto instead of the regular one for the upcoming week, and Angela and Leah would emerge as the respective winners. After watching the live footage, fans of Big Brother flocked to X to take note of the fact that despite having two vetos to safeguard themselves, the members of the trio failed to win even one.
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"The trio is such a flop like yall can’t win a damn thing ijbol," said one fan.
"The Trio is completely useless, all of you were playing!!! yet you lost again," another chimed in.
"Being a trio making up 50% of the veto competitors, but still not being to pull out a veto win is wild," a third person wrote.
"So let me get this straight.... The trio had TWO chances to win a damn veto, and they couldn't even win one of them? Mind you they made up over 50% of the veto picks! I'm sorry but that is insane to me," one comment read.
Fans of Big Brother pointed out that they stood a 50-75% chance of winning each Veto, yet they lost.
"Two vetos with the Trio all playing? Nah, BB production I see y’all. They really tried to save the trio but they flopped with a 75% chance of winning one," one X user wrote.
"The Trio STILL losing the veto even though they had a 50% chance," pointed out another.
"So the entire trio played and had a 50% chance of winning the veto and they still lost. Yet people in the house wanna call them a threat lol. This is exactly why you shouldn't be worried about leaving them in tact," said one user.
Big Brother Live Feeds show Jankie's World in week 9
As shown in the Live Feeds for week 9 of Big Brother, the houseguests celebrated the introduction of Jankie's World. The footage showed an AI bot called Jankie taking over the house in the place of Ainsley, the lead bot of the season. Under Jankie's reign, the houseguests lived in their backyard, where they ate, slept, and stayed in a carnival-themed setting called Jankie's World.
Although the details on the speciality of this new veto weren't disclosed, the Live Feeds revealed that Leah bagged that Jankie's Veto, while Angela won the regular Golden Power of Veto. In case Angela saved Kimo or Rubina from the block, Leah would be prepared to nominate T'kor, standing firm with her decision to dismember the trio.
Fans can watch Big Brother season 26 every Sunday at 9 PM ET, Wednesday and Thursday at 8 PM ET on CBSTV and ParamountPlus.
