Big Brother Spoilers: Nominations Force HOH to Pick a Side — Who’s the Target?

There have been some big surprises in the Big Brother house this week, going all the way back to Monday when Rachel replaced Vince on the block with Rylie.

After that, it seemed that the former winner was public enemy number one, with many houseguests plotting her demise.

But things changed considerably with the formation of The Judges, a five-person alliance featuring Vince, Rachel, Ashley, Morgan, and Will.

The five worked together to switch up the vote to send Rylie packing and give Rachel one of the most successful HOH reigns of the season.

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The vote seemingly confirmed that The Judges were the real deal and that Vince had sided with one of his biggest adversaries.

Vince Plots on Big Brother

In the aftermath of Rylie’s eviction, the iconic Wall competition got underway, and it played out live on the Big Brother feeds.

Ultimately, Vince secured the win, becoming the first repeat HOH of the summer.

He really didn’t need to win, given his connections on both sides of the house, but he probably felt he had to because Kat was right behind him in the competition and wasn’t interested in making any deal with her.

On Thursday evening, Vince seemed destined to maintain his loyalty to his new alliance, with him floating the idea of putting Mickey, Ava, and Ashley on the block.

Ashley is part of The Three Judges, but hey, this is progress because the other side of the house could realize his allegiance to the new alliance.

But Vince’s actions on Friday morning strongly implied that he has more of a loyalty to Morgan, Lauren, Kat, and Keanu than anyone else.

Keanu desperately wants Mickey and Ashley on the block, and even went as far as saying that Rachel has been “slick” and is a threat to their game.

As the conversation progressed, it sounded like Vince was set on putting Rachel on the block.

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Just before the nominations ceremony, he pulled Kat aside and said that he was duped into voting against Riley and claimed that Rachel had manipulated Ava into switching up the vote.

Kat seemed confused, but changed her tune when Vince said that he wouldn’t be putting her on the block for eviction.

Exhausting, right? In any case, he told Kat that Morgan was his target and that she’d be going on the block.

Is it Time to Evict Rachel?

The two then conspired, and Vince contemplated Ashley, Ava, and Mickey as the initial three nominations, with Rachel set up as the backdoor target.

That sounds like a solid plan, but is this really what Vince wants to do? I have some skepticism because he talks to so many people.

When the feeds returned, Vince had nominated Kelley, Ava, and Mickey for eviction, likely setting up his master plan to get Rachel out.

Are we about to lose Rachel? If so, at least she turned this game on its head first.

What are your thoughts on the decisions from Vince so far? Are you on board?

Hit the comments.

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