Big Brother: Vince and Mickey’s deceptive lies are revealed – is Rylie going into madness?

Big Brother 27 With the consequences of the house reception in Week 8, continue to post jaw-dropping dramas. From bold lies among nominees to controversial comments, these comments have sparked a craze shot, and coupled with some crazy post-news about the former House masters, fans this season have been surprised.

Big Brother: Keanu’s Target Chaos and Ashley Drama

Despite claiming Mickey Lee was his primary target, Hoh Keanu Soto has been obsessed with Ashley Hollis since she called him at the veto ceremony. Ashley did not back down after he had previously guaranteed her safety, calling Keanu a liar and she also faced how he talked to the woman in the house.

Keanu’s response? He is defensive, insists that he was raised by women and respects them. But when multiple waitresses, including Rachel Reilly, Ashley and Ava Pearl, expressed the same concerns, maybe it was time to have some self-reflection rather than explanation.

HOH also brought up Ashley’s Day 1 “Bath Door” incident, but the live feed audience knew the true story. Ashley took a 30-minute shower and then spent 90 minutes with Vince Panaro, who made everyone think she was still taking a shower to make up for their conversation. Since entering the hotel mystery, this has become the first of many lies Vince has told.

Big Brother 27: Vince and Mickey lay down

During the most interesting campaign moment of the season, Vince and Mickey had to pitch to each other because people could potentially get out of the block. result? Masterclass in co-deception. Mickey tells Vince that if she feels safe, she might throw a big brother blockbuster at him, and Vince swears to the Bible that he will keep Mickey and play in her religion. Both sides lay completely on each other’s faces.

Ava Pearl and Lauren Domingue had extensive conversations about Vince’s pattern of lies and his close relationship with Morgan Pope. Ava points out that Vince will carry anyone on his back, but unfortunately Lauren brings this information directly back to Vince, revealing Ava’s distrust.

Kelly’s controversial comment on BB27 explains

Kelley Jorgensen set fire to the fire on Tuesday when the feed caught her and said: “Let Ashley stand out…you know, like these monkeys…” Many fans interpret it as her referring to Ashley and Mickey as “monkeys”, but the background suggests other situations.

Looking at the whole situation, Kelley and Lauren were discussing the ballots as Ashley walked into the bathroom – the people they were talking about. Kelley suddenly changed the theme like people, and in fact, there were two monkey ornaments above the bathroom sink. It seems she is referring to bathroom decor rather than making any inappropriate comparisons.

That said, Kelley did engage in some mean behavior, impressed by Ashley’s anger at the veto ceremony before Keanu, who didn’t seem to appreciate the antics. She also told Keanu that Ava threw the last blockbuster because she knew she had votes, as Ava was only behind Kelley, which seemed even more harsh.

She announced in typical Kelley’s way that when she wins HOH, she locks the door, keeps the keys, and doesn’t let anyone let anyone shower or listen to music. She has also been flipping through Vince on Vince, running for him this week after hating him last week.

Big Brother: Voting Prediction and Campaign Fight

The number of votes looks bad for Vince. Ava plans to vote on him and she will join the effort if Mickey wins the blockbuster. Rachel and Will Williams are also filming in Vince, and if Ashley falls, she will definitely vote for it.

Strangely, Morgan and Keanu are working to save Vince and Vince to save himself. Ava correctly pointed out that Vince should run directly to her rather than let Keanu do it for him. If Keanu wants Vince’s safety, he shouldn’t be nominating him in the first place.

Mickey could be in serious trouble if it were attributed to Mickey and Ashley. Despite Will and others’ warnings, Mickey believes she has votes and can stay anyway. But Morgan and Will discuss that if Mitch opposes Ashley, she will face a unanimous vote.

Big Brother 27: Ava’s Cruel Evaluation

In a moment of depression, Ava mocked Rachel and Keanu, calling them “brothers and sisters of hell.” This is actually an accurate reading of their dynamics. Rachel faces Keanu again and despite his denial, he is still doing his goal.

Ashley warns Keanu to come for him and Kelley next week, but he refuses to believe her. If Vince is deported Thursday, only two people will be left behind Big Brother 27 – Will and Keanu (Will) – Only one person has huge goals on his back.

BB27: Rylie’s outrageous cameo pricing

This is where things are really crazy. Remember how tenants talk about charging for guest appearances? Well, most of the ousted contestants now offer personalized messages for hiring, and Rylie Jeffries’ pricing is absolutely crazy.

Amy Bingham and Adrian Rocha both charge $15 per video – a bargaining option. Jimmy Heagerty and Zach Cornell are asking for $20. Isaiah “Zae” Frederich still charges $29, although out first.

But Rylie? He asked for $50 per individual video, which is more than twice as many as most of his companions expel journalists. Even more shocking is that he offers business promotion videos for $450, while other home receptions offer business options for less than $150. As of the latest inspection, he has not taken any sample videos and has no comments.

Katherine Woodman didn’t play cameo at all, at least not yet, making her the only House admissions to avoid paid video games altogether.

Big Brother: What’s the next step in the mystery

As Thursday’s eviction approaches, Big Brother 27 There is no sign of slowing down. As Vince may set out, the dynamics of the house will change dramatically. Keanu still forgets his unstable position, while the alliance continues to form and break down in the mystery of the hotel.

The combination of strategic gameplay, personal conflict and post-drama proves this Big Brother 27 Provide entertainment activities inside and outside the house. Whether it’s a bold lie, a controversial moment or a shocking pricing scheme, this season still exceeds the expectations of the game.