WARNING! THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS ABOUT BIG BROTHER 26!TheBig Brother 26week 10 Power of Veto ceremony has occurred, and theHead of Household (HOH) and Power of Veto winner Makensy Manbeck used it to save Kimo Apaka from the chopping block to nominate Leah Peters.Big Brother 26week 10HOH Makensy had originally nominated Kimo and Angela Murray for eviction, with the intention of getting Angela out of the house. However, Chelsie Baham was able to convince her that the better move was to save Kimo and nominate Leah.
TheBig Brother 26live feeds have revealed that HOH Makensy Manbeck went through with the plan to evict Leah Peters this week by saving Kimo Apaka with the Power of Veto and naming her as the replacement nominee.
TheBig Brother 26live feeds have revealed that HOH Makensy went through with the plan to evict Leah this week by saving Kimo with the Power of Veto and naming her as the replacement nominee.Chelsie pushed for this movebecause Makensy told her that Leah had told Rubina Bernabe that she wanted Chelsie out of the house. Makensy kept Angela on the chopping block so that she couldn’t vote for Leah to stay.
Leah was completely blindsidedand quickly left the living room after the meeting. She tearfully told Angela that she had no idea that Makensy was going to nominate her. However, technically, this isn’t a backdoor plan because Leah did play in the Power of Veto competition.
What Makensy’s Blindside Of Leah Means For Big Brother 26
Makensy Could Be In Trouble During The Double Eviction
Even though Makensy might’ve thought that blindsiding Leah was the best move because it’s what her fellowBig Brother 26houseguests wanted,she might’ve actually hurt her chances of surviving the double eviction. However, of course, Makensy doesn’t know about the double eviction. Chelsie and Cam Sullivan-Brown are more loyal to each other than Makensy, while Kimo and Rubina are now a duo after their trio member T’kor Clottey was evicted. Also,Leah is one of Angela’s biggest allies, so she might not be willing to keep Makensy after this blindside either.
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Makensy won’t be eligible to play for HOH during the double eviction as the outgoing HOH, so she’ll be at a disadvantage. However, she’s worked well under pressure before when she was nominated before, saving herself with her America’s Veto upgrade power once and in the BB A.I. Arena twice.Makensy might be able to survive the week, but it will surely be harder for her.
Our Take On Makensy’s Blindside Of Leah
Makensy Made A Huge Mistake
Makensy’s blindside of Leah was a huge mistake. Leah would’ve been a number for her and also a jury vote. By turning on her, she’s putting all of her faith in her fellow remaining houseguests, who’ve proven that they’re more loyal to each other than her.Big Brotheris an individual game, but Makensy is doing what the house wants. At this late point in the game, Makensy should’ve done what was best for her own game.She was adamant about evicting Angelaearlier in the week, but she allowed herself to be swayed.
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The Power of Veto has been used every week inBig Brother 26so far. It seemed that Makensy wasn’t going to use the Power of Veto and finally send Angela home, butnow Angela will live to see another day in the game. Makensy’s blindside of Leah is yet another example of how, inBig Brother, everyone should always"expected the unexpected."
Big Brotherseason 26 airs Sundays at 9 p.m. EDT and Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. EDT on CBS.
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