A "Big Brother" eviction day came and went.
Was it Harry, Sam, Jack or Marc, following traditional Diary Room nominations earlier in the week?
Emma Willis welcomed the housemate who has received the most public votes for their first post-Big Brother interview. Also, the time came for Aisleyne to leave the "Big Brother" house and you knew that exit interview would be explosive.
But, first: Jace, who has competed against some of the best skateboarders in the world, snowboarded down the highest mountains, fireboarded across the lava swells off the Mahalo Coastline, iceboarded across the wastelands off the North Atlantic - he, well, asked Clay to keep him in the house.
Jace spent an entire episode talking to everyone in the house.
Some of Audrey’s moves have been confusing. She botched what could have been a powerful alliance.
She also screwed with Jace royally, even while he refused to believe Audrey, refused to believe that the whole house was out to get him.
Players were chosen for the POV competition at random draw by the HOH and two nominated houseguests. Sure enough, Jace was not chosen to play. However, Steve drew the “Houseguest Choice,” and selected Jason. James selected Austin as the host.
James was shocked that Austin and Jace were cheering about Austin being the host of the HOH competition, when James’ target was to ensure Jace to be evicted for the week.
It was a spelling competition for POV and surprisingly all the houseguests by the end spelled words correctly. Having only 10 minutes to search for letters and spell out a word, houseguests scrambled to correctly spell a word that would be worth a big amount of points. When time was up all houseguests had a word spelled out. It would seem like James’ word, “lifeguards,” would win the competition, but it was “trombonist,” spelled by Steve that would earn him the POV. Many of the houseguests were shocked by Steve’s word and also were not surprised that he would come up with a word that long.
This win however ensured Steve’s safety for the week and sealed the fate of Jace’s.
The consensus is that everyone immediately spotted Jace as a serious contender—good social game, good in competitions, arguably the second or third-best hair in the house.
Jace gave a speech, calling out the eight-person alliance, and he declared his Instagram, begging people to consider what he could bring to their games. He’s a strong competitor.
Jace was voted out clean; it was completely unanimous.
Audrey cast her vote for Jackie—apparently a play to cast doubt on one of Jace’s allies and put someone else in the sniper scope next week. But therein lies the potential rub for Audrey. As a huge BB fan, my nephew puts it this way: "She's playing too hard. Her and Da'vonne are forming too many alliances. They're in trouble."
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