Latest news with #Rylie
Time of India
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Big Brother 27 episode 20: Fans predict Mickey's eviction this week as Rylie's alleged violent behavior gets downplayed
Big Brother 27 episode 20: The 20th episode of Big Brother 27 aired on Wednesday, and it has really shaken things up on social media. Many fans think the way the episode was edited is pointing toward Mickey Lee's possible eviction. What makes this even more heated is that for weeks now, people online have been calling out the showrunners, demanding that Rylie Jeffery be removed from the house because of his alleged violent behaviour toward fellow houseguest Katherine Woodsen. Scroll ahead to know why the internet suddenly has a change of heart. Big Brother 27 episode 20: Why fans believe Kylie is going home this week In today's episode of Big Brother 27, the edit really put a spotlight on Mickey Lee's messy behaviour, and fans are reading it as a clear sign she's going home this week. The show leaned heavily into her fake apologies and 'professional ass-kissing' in the Head Of Household (HOH) room with Rachel, only to cut straight to a Diary Room confessional where she admitted she was still holding a grudge and plotting revenge. That two-faced moment hit hard with viewers, who felt the edit made her look desperate and untrustworthy. Add that to the clips of her snide remarks and age-shaming digs, and it came across like the show was building a case against her. On X and Reddit, fans are already saying this was the classic 'death edit' Big Brother gives right before a player gets evicted, and they're betting Thursday will be Mickey's turn to walk out the door. Fans slam Big Brother 27 for going easy on Rylie despite serious allegations. Many fans have been vocal about how the edit treated Rylie Jeffery compared to Mickey Lee. While Mickey's negative moments were shown in full detail, viewers say Rylie's behaviour toward Katherine was noticeably softened in the broadcast. On Reddit and X, fans argued that the live feeds showed a much darker side of him that didn't make it into the episode, making it seem like producers are protecting him. One user bluntly labelled his presence as 'toxic', expressing concern for Katherine's well-being and lamenting how the show seems to be shielding him through editing choices. Another remarked on how the 'live feeds show a different—and darker—side of Rylie that doesn't make it into the episodes,' reinforcing the belief that the broadcast version is unjustly softening his portrayal. Whatever you feel about Mickey it's fucked that production is willing to throw her under the bus in the edit but insist on protecting Rylie and encouraging his behavior towards Kat. #BB27 Production choosing the whack Mickey (rightfully so) on the show but give Rylie the white knight edit is a specific and intentional choice. I see what you are production @CBSBigBrother @CBS @paramountplus #bb27 Production clearly wants Mickey gone and are protecting Rylie so I'm expecting a physical Blockbuster comp tomorrow #bb27 they're giving mickey the delusional idiot edit (as they should), but are actively trying to push a rylie afp agenda. #bb27 Rylie's alleged violent behaviour toward Katherine Rylie Jeffery's behaviour toward fellow houseguest Katherine Woodman on Big Brother 27 has raised significant concern among fans, particularly regarding his possessive and controlling remarks. In live feed footage, Rylie asserted, 'I'm being with you outside of this, whether you like it or not,' and declared, 'I'm going to marry you after this,' despite Katherine's evident discomfort. These statements have been described by viewers as "creepy" and "worrisome", leading to widespread calls for producers to intervene. Additionally, Rylie's insistence on maintaining proximity to Katherine during emotionally sensitive moments, such as when she expressed sadness about her late mother's anniversary, has been characterised as gaslighting and emotional manipulation. Despite these concerns, some fans feel that the show's producers have downplayed or edited out these incidents in the televised episodes, leading to accusations of a biased "Big Brother edit" favouring Rylie. When and where to watch Big Brother 27? Big Brother 27 airs new episodes three times a week on CBS: Wednesdays feature a 90-minute episode at 8:00 PM ET/PT, while Thursdays and Sundays each have 60-minute episodes at the same time. For streaming, episodes are available on Paramount+, with Premium subscribers able to watch live as they air and Essential subscribers gaining access the following day. Live feeds are also accessible through Paramount+ and Pluto TV, giving fans a chance to see unedited footage. The season finale is scheduled for Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 8:30 PM ET/PT.
Time of India
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Big Brother 27 spoilers: Rachel's veto backfires with new enemies, Rylie and Katherine face scrutiny, Morgan uneasy
Big Brother 27's August 20 episode highlighted a turning point in the season, as Rachel Reilly's veto move created new pressure inside the house. With Rylie placed on the block, the attention turned toward his relationship with Katherine, leaving Morgan increasingly anxious about her own position. Morgan worries about eviction risk For Morgan, the shift in focus left her questioning her security in the game. Conversations with Mickey and other houseguests showed her unease about being on the block. 'I may not have next week,' she admitted, as others discussed their plans beyond the current eviction. Morgan explained that it felt isolating when housemates acted as though she was guaranteed safety. She recalled an exchange with Lauren, who asked if she would cook tacos on Sunday, describing the comment as 'insulting' given her eviction risk. Her frustration also extended to Katherine, who seemed confident that Rylie's safety would be secured. 'That means you think one of us is going home,' Morgan pointed out, noting that Katherine's confidence overlooked her own vulnerability. Big Brother US 27 – Week 6 - Day 43: Tuesday Live Feeds Recap (August 19, 2025) #BB27 #BBLFTensions rise in the Big Brother 27 house as Will and Ashley lead a push to evict Mickey—unless the BB Blockbuster changes everything. #BigBrotherhttps:// Spotlight turns to Katherine and Rylie While Morgan worried about her eviction, Rachel's veto move shifted attention firmly onto Rylie and Katherine. Rachel had previously warned Katherine of the possible outcome before naming Rylie as the replacement nominee. For Rylie, the decision marked a setback. Speaking with Keanu, he expressed frustration but also reassured Katherine of his commitment, saying, 'I'm a grown-ass man that knows what I want. I will never leave you.' Their relationship, a strong presence in the house, now faced greater scrutiny. Katherine acknowledged Rachel's warning to Lauren, realizing that openly defending Rylie could damage her credibility with others in the house. Fallout from Rachel's decision Rachel's veto choice also created new challenges for her own game. Keanu observed that Rachel now had 'three people gunning for her,' suggesting the move may have placed her in a difficult position with multiple houseguests. This shift left Rylie and Katherine under the spotlight, while Morgan's concerns highlighted how the focus on the couple might cause her own eviction risk to be underestimated by the rest of the house. Lauren dancing in silence quiet no noise trying to get screentime attention production cutting feed to we'll be right back woman on big brother 27 awkwardly moving around bb27 #bb27 Broader game dynamics The episode revealed how quickly dynamics can change in Big Brother. Morgan's sense of isolation, Rylie's nomination, and Katherine's balancing act reflected the shifting strategies inside the house. With Rachel's veto decision sparking tension, the players now face a critical week that could reshape alliances moving forward.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Big Brother 27 shocker: Does Rylie have a 'baby mama'? New claim emerges as fans demand his removal over 'abuse' toward Katherine
As Big Brother 27 picks up the pace, things inside the house are starting to rattle, but it's the drama outside the house that's truly on fire. Fans are flooding social media with urgent calls to remove contestant Rylie Jeffries. Why? Viewers say his behaviour toward fellow houseguest Katherine Woodman has crossed the line from flirty to flat-out frightening. What had the potential of becoming a cute love story is now mired in controversy, with many alleging the controlling, manipulative, and emotionally aggressive behaviour of Rylie. As the backlash against the controversial housemate intensifies, fans are also digging deeper into Rylie's life outside the Big Brother house, and what they claim to have uncovered is only adding fuel to the fire. According to circulating rumours and fan speculation, Rylie allegedly has a 'baby mama' who's just weeks away from giving birth. Instead of being by her side, he reportedly opted to join the reality show, sparking fresh outrage among viewers. Online backlash against Rylie turns fierce as fans sound the alarm Fans watching the 24/7 livestreams and social media are speaking out with urgency. Clips show Rylie declaring to Katherine, 'I'm being with you outside of this, whether you like it or not,' followed by 'I'm going to marry you after this,' comments that many deem 'creepy' and 'terrifying.' Viewers have taken to X and Instagram, calling his conduct narcissistic and emotionally abusive—many pleading for producers to step in. Amid the outrage, a petition for his removal has gained traction, and CBS's live feeds are under scrutiny for allegedly editing out these troubling moments. Rylie's troubling behaviour caught on camera Live-feed footage and screen-recorded snippets reveal mounting red flags in the Big Brother 27 house. In one intense scene, Rylie warned Katherine they'd be together regardless of her feelings. Fans brandished this as a glaring example of love bombing and emotional control. Others detail how he gaslights her, interrogates her interactions with others, and becomes irate when she talks about gameplay with anyone but him. The dialogue between them has fans labelling his behaviour as 'scary & sad', with some bracing for the possibility of a restraining order once she's out of the house. rylie is a controlling narcissist person and gets upset at the sight of kat talking game with anyone but him. he gaslights her and treats her like shit whenever he's in a bad mood. i need him gone.#bb27 Fans flood the Big Brother Instagram, demanding action The digital backlash hasn't stopped at the feeds. The official Big Brother Instagram has been flooded with comments from supporters rallying for Katherine's safety. One user cheerfully applauded the show's unofficial meme creators yet ended with a demand: 'Please get Rylie out of the house.' Another bluntly asked, 'So y'all just gonna ignore Rylie's actions…?' Really weird, Rylie needs to go for Kat's physical safety.' The volume and intensity of the comment section point to fans collectively refusing to stay silent. Does Rylie have a baby mama? According to multiple online sources, Rylie Jeffries from Big Brother 27 reportedly has a baby mama named Reagan Watford. Social media posts and TikTok videos suggest that Reagan is expecting their child and is due in approximately three weeks. Some users have criticised Rylie for leaving Reagan to participate in the show, labelling him negatively. #bb27 #BigBrother #BigBrother27 This is Rylie's Baby Momma Reagan Watford & it's absolutely true because she has posted about it & is talking about it everywhere He left to go on the show & she is due with HIS baby girl in 3 weeks He's a pos & everyone will soon know all… Rylie I wonder if you understand how the whole nation has watched & seen & knows what a complete abusive & disgusting creep you are & just how much you're hated not just for displaying the disturbing & abusing behavior you have on the show about the women & towards the other… However, it's important to note that these online claims are not verified. Rylie has not posted about Reagan on his social media handle; meanwhile, her Instagram account remains private. When and where to watch Big Brother 27? You can catch Big Brother 27 airing weekly on CBS every Wednesday and Sunday at 8 PM ET/PT. For non-stop action, live feeds are available 24/7 on the CBS All Access streaming platform.
Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
My daughter was struggling to read. A private tutor didn't help, but glasses did.
Our daughter had low reading marks despite having a strong work ethic. We hired a private tutor and doubled her teaching, but neither helped. We finally realized learning wasn't the issue. She couldn't physically see the words. My daughter Rylie loves to get lost in otherworlds. In print, she soars the skies with "Phoebe and Her Unicorn." On screen, she wades through the swaying hand-drawn grass of "Kiki's Delivery Service." And, together, we kick it into hyperspace to cruise the galaxy in "Star Wars." There are no limits to where she's excited to explore. It wasn't always like this, though. Rylie turned 8 this June. Just 14 months ago, she couldn't read. Plus, as we found out later, she had been missing key elements of the worlds that wowed her in books and movies. That all changed with a conversation that had my wife and me wondering how we missed the signs of her struggles for so long. Rylie is an intelligent child. She retains song lyrics and grasps complex game rules. She can quickly end a fight between my wife and me by replaying word-for-word the conversation we had the day before. Yet, at age 6, she could not read. Rylie's teacher raved about her work ethic and overall educational acumen. Rylie clearly had the drive and the tools, yet her reading marks were low. My wife and I could not understand why she struggled. We doubled down with more teaching and hired a private tutor for $60 an hour, once a week. Rylie's language skills improved, but she didn't make a breakthrough with her reading. That changed with one question. The first "aha" moment came one spring day when my wife volunteered in Rylie's first-grade class. After school, I joined them. That's when my wife asked Rylie, "What is the word of the day written on the chalkboard?" Rylie nonchalantly tossed back, "What word?" "What do you mean, 'What word?'" my wife and I asked. "I can't see the words," Rylie said without emotion. Everything came into focus on our end. "Oh! You need glasses!" we said gleefully in unison. We took Rylie to an optometrist who confirmed what we'd suspected: Rylie struggled to read because she struggled to see. The doctor diagnosed her with moderate myopia, aka nearsightedness. After she got glasses, Rylie's reading marks went up from below average to reading at the level of her classmates. Her math and writing marks have also gone up. I wish I'd taken a picture of Rylie putting on her glasses for the first time. She had a permagrin as the world around her shifted into focus. That weekend, we rewatched one of her favorite movies, "Star Wars: A New Hope." During the attack on the Death Star near the end, she hollered out, "Wow, there's so much going on in the background!" My wife and I locked eyes as we realized Rylie's vision kept her from seeing beyond the central characters in movies. It was another aha moment for me. I write about family films for Rotten Tomatoes, SlashFilm, and Not Another Kid Movie. While Rylie has seen many more films than the average child, she's missed a lot of the details. Because of this, we're rewatching a lot of films. Her eyes move from corner to corner in amazement. I watch her dazzled eyes with equal dazzled amazement. Looking back, there's one more clue I didn't notice that other parents should keep an eye out for. Rylie used to get sick on car rides. Sometimes, a mere 20 minutes would make her stomach lurch. The discomfort was caused by a sensory mismatch. Her brain sensed motion, but her eyes struggled to focus on anything outside the car. The more she looked inside than out, the dizzier she got. Now, with her glasses keeping her eyes focused and not blurry, she rarely gets sick, even on Oregon's winding coastal roads. If I could go back, I'd ask my pediatrician for more specialized testing to earn Rylie back several years missed exploring the world around her, both in reality and in her stories. She's making up for it, though. Rylie reads before and after school—graphic novels and chapter books. She asks for movies with powerful cinematography and expansive effects like twisted alien landscapes and bustling animated metropolises, details she couldn't see before. I happily oblige, sharing the fictional worlds I roamed as a kid and getting a tour of the new worlds she's discovered thanks to her new glasses. Read the original article on Business Insider
Business Insider
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Insider
My daughter was struggling to read. A private tutor didn't help, but glasses did.
Our daughter had low reading marks despite having a strong work ethic. We hired a private tutor and doubled her teaching, but neither helped. We finally realized learning wasn't the issue. She couldn't physically see the words. My daughter Rylie loves to get lost in otherworlds. In print, she soars the skies with "Phoebe and Her Unicorn." On screen, she wades through the swaying hand-drawn grass of "Kiki's Delivery Service." And, together, we kick it into hyperspace to cruise the galaxy in " Star Wars." There are no limits to where she's excited to explore. It wasn't always like this, though. Rylie turned 8 this June. Just 14 months ago, she couldn't read. Plus, as we found out later, she had been missing key elements of the worlds that wowed her in books and movies. That all changed with a conversation that had my wife and me wondering how we missed the signs of her struggles for so long. Rylie's reading struggle surprised us Rylie is an intelligent child. She retains song lyrics and grasps complex game rules. She can quickly end a fight between my wife and me by replaying word-for-word the conversation we had the day before. Yet, at age 6, she could not read. Rylie's teacher raved about her work ethic and overall educational acumen. Rylie clearly had the drive and the tools, yet her reading marks were low. My wife and I could not understand why she struggled. We doubled down with more teaching and hired a private tutor for $60 an hour, once a week. Rylie's language skills improved, but she didn't make a breakthrough with her reading. That changed with one question. Rylie's issue came into focus The first "aha" moment came one spring day when my wife volunteered in Rylie's first-grade class. After school, I joined them. That's when my wife asked Rylie, "What is the word of the day written on the chalkboard?" "What do you mean, 'What word?'" my wife and I asked. "I can't see the words," Rylie said without emotion. Everything came into focus on our end. "Oh! You need glasses!" we said gleefully in unison. Rylie's eye-opening revelation We took Rylie to an optometrist who confirmed what we'd suspected: Rylie struggled to read because she struggled to see. The doctor diagnosed her with moderate myopia, aka nearsightedness. After she got glasses, Rylie's reading marks went up from below average to reading at the level of her classmates. Her math and writing marks have also gone up. I wish I'd taken a picture of Rylie putting on her glasses for the first time. She had a permagrin as the world around her shifted into focus. That weekend, we rewatched one of her favorite movies, "Star Wars: A New Hope." During the attack on the Death Star near the end, she hollered out, "Wow, there's so much going on in the background!" My wife and I locked eyes as we realized Rylie's vision kept her from seeing beyond the central characters in movies. It was another aha moment for me. I write about family films for Rotten Tomatoes, SlashFilm, and Not Another Kid Movie. While Rylie has seen many more films than the average child, she's missed a lot of the details. Because of this, we're rewatching a lot of films. Her eyes move from corner to corner in amazement. I watch her dazzled eyes with equal dazzled amazement. What parents should look for Looking back, there's one more clue I didn't notice that other parents should keep an eye out for. Rylie used to get sick on car rides. Sometimes, a mere 20 minutes would make her stomach lurch. The discomfort was caused by a sensory mismatch. Her brain sensed motion, but her eyes struggled to focus on anything outside the car. The more she looked inside than out, the dizzier she got. Now, with her glasses keeping her eyes focused and not blurry, she rarely gets sick, even on Oregon's winding coastal roads. If I could go back, I'd ask my pediatrician for more specialized testing to earn Rylie back several years missed exploring the world around her, both in reality and in her stories. She's making up for it, though. Rylie reads before and after school—graphic novels and chapter books. She asks for movies with powerful cinematography and expansive effects like twisted alien landscapes and bustling animated metropolises, details she couldn't see before. I happily oblige, sharing the fictional worlds I roamed as a kid and getting a tour of the new worlds she's discovered thanks to her new glasses.
