‘Big Brother 27' spoilers: Week 5 Veto meeting sparks tears, drama, and tough decisions ahead of eviction night
Ava Pearl's unapologetically chaotic reign as Head of Household is nearing its end, and let's just say, no one expected the 24-year-old aura painter's HOH tenure to be boring. Spoiler alert: it wasn't. It brought us tears, betrayals, and a whole lot of eye-roll-worthy dramatics. As you may already know, Katherine Woodman secured the Power of Veto. But in a classic move to keep things spicy — she chose not to use it. So, Zach Cornell, Vince Panaro, and Keanu Soto are all still getting cozy on the chopping block as we inch closer to Thursday's live eviction.
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You might recall Vince's emotional breakdown on Sunday's episode, as he sulked to Rachel Reilly and Will Williams, who — shall we say — weren't particularly moved by the display. Fast forward to today, and it's Zach who's feeling the heat, and his decision not to use his $10,000 power to pull himself off the block is raising eyebrows.
So, why leave himself vulnerable? Live feed fans are floating three possible reasons: 1) He's banking on winning the BB Blockbuster twist, 2) he's confident the votes are there to keep him over Vince or Keanu, or 3) he's taking one for the team — or, more specifically, for Morgan Pope — hoping to shield her from becoming the replacement nominee.
If the live feeds are to be believed, it's door number three. Between some teary moments, Zach let Morgan in on his secret, confessing he had the power and chose not to use it to protect her from the block. It was a move that clearly struck a chord with Morgan, as she appeared legitimately touched by the gesture.
So, with eviction day fast approaching, who's going home? The house seems split, as usual. If it's a Zach vs. Vince scenario, Zach looks to have the edge at the moment, thanks to support from Rachel, Will, Morgan, Ashley Hollis, and Kelley Jorgensen, who seem ready to send Vince out the door and back to his pre-jury couch at his parents' house.
A Vince vs. Keanu showdown, however, is far less certain. The house is divided, and Katherine and Mickey Lee are emerging as key swing votes. If it comes down to Zach vs. Keanu, well, the decision may rest in the hands of Vince and Will.
One way or another, it seems Thursday's eviction will invite its fair share of drama. If Keanu is the one to walk out, questions about whether the chaos of Ava's HOH was worth it are inevitable. If Zach or Vince goes, expect emotions to run high — as they always do. Stay tuned!
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