Bridgette may have won the HOH, but that didn’t mean she was going to be making decisions for herself.
That was all thanks to Frank, who isn’t even in an alliance with her. As much as he likes to make people think he’s with them, he’s using them to his advantage.
In his first season, he got so much hate for no apparent reason, but we’re beginning to realize just how much of a snake he is. He’s parading around the house smacking Da’vonne in the butt and seems to think that’s okay.
It’s not.
Poor Da’vonne had to run to the diary room to avoid him and have a cry. He might have a bunch of alliances, but he’s going to be evicted by his own alliance at the first opportunity.
Bridgette was confused about who to nominate for eviction, so Frank muscled in and had her nominate Tiffany and Paul.
Tiffany is the big target this week because of the way she treated Frank last week. There’s no denying that Tiff expected it to play out like this, but she publicly said that she was going after Frank, so there’s that.
Tiffany is silly if she didn’t notice her alliance had turned on her after that awkward meeting with Corey. It was so obvious that something was wrong.
Did anyone else notice Zakiyah crying when Bridgette won the HOH? That was very selfish. The Eight Pack can’t rule the game every damn week.
Zakiyah, Da’vonne and James had an impromptu conversation about what they can do about Frank, but Da’vonne maintained that if she gets any power next week, Frank is leaving.
Would the rest of the house really vote this master manipulator out so soon?
There’s every reason to believe he will win the game if they don’t take the chance when they have it. He can sway people to his mindset pretty quickly.
The Road Kill competition was not all that exciting this week. How can you get excited for your favorite house guest winning when the editing makes you think they all have?
To the shock of absolutely no one, Frank won!
He sent Bronte to the block with the aim of putting Natalie up if she came down.
What will Bridgette do when she finds out that Frank went behind her back like this?
Elsewhere, Nicole is getting way too close to Corey and she’s about to make the same mistakes that she did in her first season.
Where’s Hayden to spice things up?
