Big Brother 26 Spoilers: Who Won The Week 3 HOH, And The Easy Target They’ll Have This Week

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As a gamer with over two decades of reality TV viewing under my belt, I can confidently say that this season of Big Brother is shaping up to be one for the ages. The latest twist in the game has left me utterly bewildered and intrigued, much like trying to solve an especially complex puzzle.

🚨 Caution: The information below is derived from Big Brother live feeds up to August 2nd. You can watch these feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV, but beware, view at your own risk!

Although Angela Murray managed to stay in the house despite potentially causing stress for everyone, she outlived Chelsie Baham’s Head of Household and was kept over the perceived greater threat, Lisa Weintraub. With the Week 1 veto winner eliminated from the game, Big Brother viewers eagerly waited and closely watched the feeds all night to find out who would be the Week 3 Head of Household. The result was finally revealed, and it seemed they might have an easier week ahead.

Despite Angela managing to stay another week, it appeared to me that she was destined for elimination in Week 3. However, things seem to have taken a turn as the latest Head of Household was approached by someone who explicitly stated their readiness to leave. This development suggests that Angela might not be going home as initially expected. Here’s what we’ve discovered.

Cedric Hodges Is The Week 3 HOH

In an unexpected turn of events for Season 26, a Houseguest who hadn’t previously won a competition managed to clinch the role of Head of Household. Cedric Hodges, the youngest player in the game, secured his seventh competition win with this HOH title, making it a particularly impressive victory. It appears that this win could be crucial for anyone aiming to emerge victorious on Big Brother.

Kenney Kelley Just Gave Cedric The Easiest HOH Yet

In no time during the live broadcast, it became clear which discussion would probably decide the outcome of the current week. Initially, Cedric invited Kenney Kelley as an ally and additional vote for upcoming weeks, but instead, Kenney offered something more valuable. The eldest house member confided in the youngest that he’s had enough of reality television and wishes to be removed from the house this week.

Cedric: What’s your mood today?

It’s not surprising that Kenney has made this statement on the live feeds before. He hinted at manipulating the first A.I. Arena competition to favor Matt Hardeman, due to the confusion caused by the veto meeting. He seemed to be giving up on his game, but I can’t help but wonder if Cedric could persuade him otherwise.

Despite being down after Matt’s elimination, Kenney managed to triumph in the Week 2 Power of Veto contest. If he was prepared to leave the competition, then why did he win and save himself from the block? This question leaves me curious about his intentions – is he truly ready to depart or will he eventually inform Cedric that he intends to stay in the game and assist another player in their pursuit of victory?

Regarding Cedric’s additional choices for nominations, he mentioned Angela as an obvious pick, and is considering Rubina Bernabe or Leah Peters for the third spot. He also discussed Joseph Rodriguez as a potential pawn, but Joseph declined the offer immediately. To clarify, I don’t foresee any of these potential third nominees being eliminated, as they haven’t won a competition and demonstrated superior competitiveness like Angela. Furthermore, if Cedric wants Kenney to leave and Kenney wishes to go, I don’t expect the houseguests to defy this desire. They are all overdue for a peaceful week, and sending Kenney home could provide that opportunity.

On Sunday, August 4th at 9:00 p.m. ET, Big Brother will be back on TV schedules. Don’t miss it to find out who Cedric has nominated this time. If you can’t wait for the results of the veto competition, stay tuned as we’ll reveal them before the episode airs!

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2024-08-02 16:37