Bronte, Victor and Tiffany were on the block for eviction. Members of the 8 pack briefly considered evicting Tiffany due to her paranoia and unwillingness to throw the Veto, but in the end, they stuck with their original plan and ditched Victor by a vote of 9-1. Bronte received one vote (from Paul). Paranoid for naught, Tiffany received 0 votes.
What was up with Victor’s eviction speech? He put on a super-racist Indian accent in an attempt to charm his fellow houseguests. Or something. OK then.
Live Eviction Vote:
Natalie – Victor
Paul – Bronte
Bridgette – Victor
Zak – Victor
James – Victor
Da’Vonne – Victor
Frank – Victor
Michelle – Victor
Nicole – Victor
Corey – Victor
Victor tells Julie that he felt like a sitting duck in the house. “I kind of felt it,” he said of his eviction. He’s sure Paul didn’t vote to evict him (he’s right, of course). Julie wonders if Victor would do anything different if he had the chance to re-enter the house. Victor re-thinks being so chatty and honest and he would choose different alliances.
In the goodbye messages, Natalie and Bronte call out his sexist ass. Paul chastises him for not picking up his hints that the house was gunning for him. When Victor finds out there’s a chance to get back in the house, he’s pretty psyched.
The Head of Household competition is called “Kiss My Ace,” a tennis themed game played in teams. One player from each team steps up and serves a tennis ball into a court. Each court is filled with numbered slots. The player with the lowest score in each round is eliminated.
Bronte is eliminated, and then Michele. Nicole and Da’Vonne are gone next. James is eliminated, followed by Frank and then Corey. Then, Zak is out. One player is left on each team. Tiffany and the Freakazoids are done. Natalie is out. Paul and Bridget are left! Paul is out…
Bridgette is the new head of household. Her team, Category 4, Frank, Michelle, and Paulie, are safe for the week.
