Big Brother 18 live feed information indicates houseguests are worried their number one target for eviction will find a way to survive and remain in the game, and thus they are scrambling to avoid this possible glitch in the house plan.
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, cast members went on a reconnaissance mission of sorts by separating Frank and Bridgette to give and receive dirt on each of their game play. What resulted was a seemingly shocked Bridgette, leaving Frank frustrated and bewildered.
Bridgette on #BB18 and the tot on #StrangerThings fill the same role: bemused reactions to events they don’t control pic.twitter.com/mMYUrLMgpM
— Matt Jacobs (@majacobs) July 18, 2016
Frank and Bridgette are both on the eviction block, put there by Big Brother 18 week 5 Head of Household (HOH), James. The two have been close allies in the house from the beginning, and so far, have protected one another completely. Their only chance at salvation was winning the Power of Veto (POV) competition, but that was crushed by Michelle who won the challenge and decided not to use the power.
James tells Bridgette he likes her, and Frank is up because he’s always in the middle of the fights. #BB18 pic.twitter.com/hmEvKY4R8z
— Big Brother Network (@bigbrothernet) July 25, 2016
Frank is the intended target for eviction, but on live feeds Tuesday night, chatter regarding a possible house flip that might send Bridgette home instead was heard, therefore, some cast mates became concerned. According to Joker’s Updates , Paulie, Da’Vonne, and Paul planned a conversation in which Paul would get Bridgette alone by making sure Paulie cornered Frank in the Nairobi room. This was also an attempt to prompt Bridgette to open up to them about her and Frank’s game play, including any pacts made with other players.
Paulie’s meeting w Frank, giggling, telling him Day confronted him (fake) and he’s voting out Bridgette (fake) #bb18 pic.twitter.com/UQj02OYGJe
— hamsterwatch #bbcan11 (@hamsterwatch) July 27, 2016
Joker’s Updates reports that at about 3:50 a.m. Big Brother 18 house time on Wednesday, Paul was “laying it on the line” when speaking with Bridgette, informing her that Frank is telling other houseguests they should evict her because she wants to go home, something Paul seemingly heard from Paulie. Bridgette was reportedly shocked by this revelation, even though Paul made sure to tell her Frank didn’t besmirch her character in any way. Paul further added the house has been against Bridgette because she’s become “snooty” and “egotistical” due to her association with Frank.
According to Joker’s Updates , Paul went on to say everyone wants Bridgette to stay in the Big Brother 18 house over Frank. He noted, they want Frank gone because they’ve seen how he has, at times, behaved inappropriately in the house, and they feel he is manipulating Bridgette. Paul emphasized to Bridgette that Frank is not a true friend, reminding her that Frank put her on the block once after winning a Big Brother Road Kill competition.
Bridgette’s face when Paul walked out of the bathroom is priceless. #bb18 pic.twitter.com/6iO3BNEZmo
— Shea (@allegedlyshea) July 27, 2016
Although Bridgette seemed surprised by what she was hearing, she tried to make excuses for Frank, but persistent Paul was not willing to hear them, Joker’s Updates reports. Finally, as hoped by those involved with the intervention, Bridgette began spilling dirt about Nicole, saying she was present when Nicole told Frank that Da’Vonne was gunning for him, something Nicole has adamantly denied. Bridgette also revealed that Frank told her to nominate Nicole and James for eviction if she remains in the house and wins HOH.
Paul has somehow transformed his game from crude obnoxious villain to cute girl next door #bb18 pic.twitter.com/B8C0g1mK1b
— j ? s s? (@jleighwoodee) July 17, 2016
Following the Paul and Bridgette encounter, Paul confronted Frank, and their conversation became heated, according to Joker’s Updates . Paul asked Frank if he has said Bridgette wants to head home, but Frank denied the statement. Frank then asserted, “I hope you didn’t tell her that.” Frank said he and Bridgette may have joked about wanting to go home, but he would never tell anyone Bridgette wants to leave.
After the drama quelled slightly, Bridgette could be seen on live feeds sitting alone by the hot tub, dipping her feet in the warm water. She was heard on CBS All Access live feeds at around 5:40 a.m., talking to herself about being gullible and too trusting . Frank eventually sat down next to Bridgette and the two seemed to reconcile, with Frank informing her what the others said was untrue. After a while, Bridgette could be heard saying, “I believe you Frank. It’s OK.”
Frank & Bridgette still hanging out by the pool. They seem to have worked out the strife Paul tried to create. #BB18 pic.twitter.com/xdQeVFeJrL
— Big Brother Network (@bigbrothernet) July 27, 2016
Not long after, Paul seemed to be feeling very proud of himself inside one of the house bedrooms, as he told Paulie, Zakiyah, and Da’Vonne regarding Bridgette, “I ruined her. Mindblown,” according to Joker’s Updates .
Paul says Bridgette nods her head like a Bobblehead in agreement with Frank. #BB18 pic.twitter.com/cUkqKbRbvA
— ?BB Truth? (@BBTruth) July 16, 2016
Big Brother 18 airs on CBS Wednesday and Sunday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, and Thursday nights at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Big Brother After Dark airs on Pop Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights at 12 a.m. Eastern Time, Tuesday at 11 p.m. Eastern Time, and Thursday at 1 a.m. Eastern Time. Live feeds are broadcast from inside the Big Brother 18 house 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are available from CBS All Access .
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