Big Brother spoilers: Week 2 eviction looks grim for Rome
Big Brother spoilers for Week 2 point to either Rome Seymour or Jason De Puy leaving the house after Head of Household Rick Devens used the Power of Veto to put Rome on the block beside Jason and Melody Morris. Live-feed reports as of July 22 suggest Melody is safe against either man, raising fears of a Tool Shed steamroll.
According to live-feed coverage via Yahoo Entertainment, Devens’ Week 2 reign is nearly over and largely went to plan. After the veto, Rome, Jason, and Melody sit as the final nominees heading into Thursday’s live eviction at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS.
Key Takeaways
- Rick Devens used the Week 2 Power of Veto to put Rome Seymour on the block with Jason De Puy and Melody Morris.
- Feeds suggest Jason or Rome go home if either faces Melody after the BB Blockbuster.
- If Melody wins the Blockbuster and Jason faces Rome, Rome is expected to leave.
- Angela Murray’s post-noms blowup with Jason makes flipping votes to save both leaders unlikely.
- Fans fear a Tool Shed steamroll if one opposing-side leader exits this early.
Who is going home in the Big Brother Week 2 eviction?
Live feeds as of Wednesday, July 22, paint a bleak picture for the minority side of the house. Jason and Rome are the targets over Melody. If either man is left beside her after the BB Blockbuster, that man is expected to be evicted. If Melody saves herself and Jason faces Rome, feeds point to Rome going home.
That outcome is what has spoilers writers worried: there is no clear path for both Jason and Rome to stay. Along with Lyric Medeiros, they are described as the main players still targeting the dominant Tool Shed alliance. Losing either one early would raise the odds of a long steamroll.
How did Rick Devens set up this Week 2 block?
Devens won Head of Household and initially nominated Jason, Lyric Medeiros, and Melody Morris. Entertainment Weekly reported he had assured Rome he would not put up Rome’s three biggest allies, then did exactly that. After Devens also won the Power of Veto, he removed Lyric and named Rome the replacement nominee, keeping a promise to Lyric that they could both survive the week.
The nomination ceremony itself sparked a house fight. Jason accused Angela Murray of running Devens’ HOH, while Angela yelled that Jason was using his sexuality to play on her emotions. Jason replied he was “not feeling sexual” with her, called her an “evil stepmother,” and Angela told the house America was laughing at him. Haley Thogmartin and Devens later chimed in about Jason’s comments on taking out the “girls.”
Is there any path for Jason and Rome to both stay?
Yahoo’s live-feed recap says the only plausible path is Jason and Melody remaining on the block after the Blockbuster, with Angela convinced to join Dee Valladares’ plan to cut Melody over Jason and weaken Drew Campbell. After the Angela-Jason blowup, and with Jason talking in Week 1 about wanting to send home legends, that flip looks unlikely. Jason only survives if Rome is the other option.
Devens and Dee have been receptive to dealing with Lyric, Rome, and Jason for short-term safety, but Angela remains a major obstacle. For more celebrity TV fallout, browse BlasterPost celebrity breaking news.
What did Week 1’s eviction already reveal about the house?
Context from the first eviction helps explain the divide. Ashley Trail, the 24-year-old bartender, was unanimously voted out over Taylor Brown after she told Melody, Lyric, and Mallory that Dee’s alliance planned to keep her. Trail later told Page Six that move was the “big controversy” that doomed her, and that Dee would have cut her in a tie because of a promise to Brown.
Trail is rooting for Angela but tipped Valladares or Devens as favorites to win. With Week 2 feeds now tipping another hit on the minority side, Big Brother spoilers watchers are bracing for a Thursday that could tilt the season toward Tool Shed control.