The Big Brother 26 week 3 Head of Household (HOH) Cedric Hodges has nominated three people for eviction, including Angela Murray, Kenney Kelley, and Tucker Des Lauriers. Cedric won the Big Brother 26 week 3 HOH competition after the second eviction of the season, which saw Lisa Weintraub walk out the door after a vote of 11-1. The week 2 HOH Chelsie Baham had nominated Angela, Lisa, and Kenney for eviction, but Kenney won the Power of Veto and saved himself. Tucker volunteered to be a pawn as the replacement nominee, and saved himself in the BB A.I. Arena.
Now the Big Brother 26 live feeds have revealed that Cedric nominated Angela, Kenney, and Tucker for eviction. Angela was an obvious decision for Cedric considering all of the arguments and drama that she’s caused in the house. Kenney has repeatedly said that he wants to leave the game, so he was another easy choice. Tucker once again volunteered to go on the chopping block as a pawn.
Who Is Cedric & The House’s Target For Eviction This Week?
Things Can Change Quickly In The Big Brother 26 House
Earlier, Cedric said that he was targeting Angela, but the houseguests could also grant Kenney’s wish to go home. Tucker will most likely be safe in any scenario. However, things can change very quickly in the Big Brother 26 house. There’s still the Power of Veto competition to be played, along with the BB A.I. Arena competiton. In addition, Quinn Martin still has the Deepfake HOH and Makensy Manbeck still has America’s Veto. Those powers are expiring next week, so it’ll be interesting to see if they activate them or let them expire, especially since they aren’t in trouble this week.
Although the Big Brother 26 houseguests saw Lisa as a bigger threat than Angela, it would probably be better for the house if Angela is evicted sooner rather than later. Her bullying behavior is unacceptable. Angela made Lisa cry when she mocked her walk and called her twit. She also made Matt Hardeman cry when she called him “Crazy Eyes,” and said that his mother should know what a disrespecful brat he is. Angela’s paranoia also led to her getting into several other arguments and misunderstandings with her fellow houseguests, including her alliance the Collective and T’Kor Clottey.
Cedric has been playing a great game so far, making smart moves. He was a Big Brother 26 mascot during week 1, during which he couldn’t compete for HOH or the Power of Veto, or vote. He went from having no power at all to being HOH. Cedric has also been a comfort to Angela during her meltdowns, but he seems to feel that it’s time for her to go. Whatever happens next, the Big Brother 26 houseguests should continue to “expect the unexpected.”