Drew Campbell has won the Big Brother 28 Week 10 Power of Veto, surviving an exhausting Pressure Cooker-style endurance competition that lasted for hours and dramatically changed the eviction picture. With Drew, Barrett and Melody on the block, the Veto gave Drew exactly what he needed: a chance to save himself and force Yash to make another difficult decision.
Drew Outlasts the House
The Week 10 Veto competition used an endurance format that Julie billed as the Pressure Cooker. The six competitors were Yash, Barrett, Drew, Melody, Dee and Devens, with Taylor sitting out. Each player had to keep a card held in place, and dropping the card meant elimination. Dee became the first player out, followed by Melody and then Devens. That left Drew, Barrett and Yash battling deep into the night.
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The competition eventually came down to Drew, Barrett and Yash. Barrett battled through significant fatigue and back pain before dropping out around 2:20 a.m. Yash then negotiated a deal with Drew, asking him to swear that he would not vote out Taylor if she remained on the block and would not nominate or renominate Yash during his next HOH. Yash finally dropped at approximately 2:48 a.m., giving Drew the Power of Veto.
Drew Now Controls the Veto
Drew is expected to use the Veto on himself at Monday’s ceremony. That would force Yash to name a replacement nominee, with Taylor expected to go on the block because the BB Bribe continues to protect Dee and Devens. The move gives Drew a major victory after Yash originally nominated him alongside Barrett and Melody.
Drew’s victory also creates a fascinating new dynamic. He has now secured his own safety while making a deal with Yash, but he still has to decide how much loyalty he owes the HOH. Meanwhile, Taylor suddenly becomes vulnerable, and the remaining Vets could once again find themselves in the middle of the Week 10 battle.
What Happens Next?
Drew has gone from nominee to Veto holder, and his victory forces Yash to rethink the rest of his HOH.
The Veto ceremony should confirm the expected move: Drew saves himself and Taylor becomes the replacement nominee. But the bigger question is who the house will ultimately send home.
Drew survived the Pressure Cooker. Now the real pressure falls on Yash.
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Watching the competition last night was tough. Drew’s constant hair flip & his hand fluffing it-his squeaky shoes-yelling etc. was intolerable so I had to stop watching.