'Big Brother' Season 25 Spoilers Reveal POV Winner, HOH Jag Bains Criticized for His Decisions

HOH (Head of Household) Jag Bains won the title two weeks in a row at Big Brother's season 25, and the 24/7 live feed spoilers revealed Bains was also the Power of Veto competition's winner. However, viewers are disappointed in the decisions he's taken lately and got slammed by fans on social media platforms.  

People took to X, formerly Twitter, to express their anger and frustration over Bains' decisions and nominations of the houseguests. A fan, @lalalalickit, wrote, "He shouldn't have been ALLOWED to play in back-to-back HOH's!" Another viewer, @OuterHeaven7389, slammed, "Cool, you spoiled it for the West Coast viewers. Now I don't have to watch." 

A third fan, @adelitamexicana, echoed, "He shouldn't have even been allowed to play in this HOH. Can't even watch for another week." A fourth, @JustL72881, declared, "Jag shouldn't have been allowed to play; scripted to keep him in. Cam had him out early, and [the] producer's twist kept him in. This season is horrible." 

Another frustrated fan, @cajunmental, ranted, "What are u talking about Jag?!?!??! How u gonna say I thought Bowie trusted us & it's not cool she don't when right before that, u literally said why should NOT trust u- come on, It's fine what ur up to, but stop trying to act like it's everyone else." @Artioce slammed, "Well, you can't really control that, can you, jerk? Most people already know who it is by now. I'm on the West Coast; I don't, but I sure as hell. Hope you don't win."  

Week 12 of the CBS Big Brother has seen Bains being the forerunner, winning after winning, securing the title. He was also the invisible HOH for the past week, and due to the double veto that week, Bains and the multi-talented Blue Kim claimed the power. The CBS reality show has only seven contestants competing in the finals: America Lopez, Blue Kim, Bowie Jane Ball, Cirie Fields, Felicia Cannon, Jagateshwar "Jag" Bains, and Matt Klotz. 

Bains won after the Veto competition declared him the Head of the Household five times in a row. Although previously, he had narrowly escaped elimination, now, the tables have turned, and he (an underdog) has emerged triumphant in the game. Bains is the first Sikh contestant to compete in Big Brother's house. 

Among the 25 contestants on the show, Bains survived and thrived to reach the top of his game. Speaking about the first-time representation of his community on a platform like this, he said, "Representing my Sikh community is so important to me," adding, "I wear a turban. This is how I represent myself every day." 

Bains added, "So to come to the show, be who I am, represent not only myself but my family, my people, my community, it means the world to me," reported Parade. Before joining the reality show, Bains owned a truck company and worked with his brother in the real estate industry. The next episode of Big Brother will show double elimination, and the finalists will drop to just five.