Big Brother 27: Week 11.5 Veto Ceremony Plans

The final days of Big Brother 27 are here, and Tuesday’s Power of Veto Competition set the stage for Thursday night’s live eviction. This week, one player holds all the power — and with it, the fate of the house.

For the first time this season, the same houseguest won both Head of Household and Veto. Morgan secured the HOH title, nominated Ashley and Ava, and then claimed the last Veto of the summer. On paper, her path looked straightforward: keep nominations the same and leave Vince with the sole vote to evict.

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Still, Tuesday’s conversations cast a momentary shadow of doubt. Ashley spent much of the day trying to convince Morgan to consider a different move — one that could end Vince’s game before the Final Three.

Ashley argued that Vince’s jury management is shaky and that his emotional decision-making could cost Morgan $750,000 if he wins the final HOH. She reminded Morgan that Keanu and Kelley already distrust Vince, and that bringing him to the end could be a major gamble.

She also gave Ava advice on how to campaign. Together, they tried to highlight Vince’s past betrayals, including his role in flipping votes against Will earlier in the season — a move Morgan thought was orchestrated by Zach alone. Ashley hoped this revelation would make Morgan reconsider her loyalty.

Despite their efforts, Morgan made her stance clear on Wednesday morning: the nominations will remain the same. She believes staying true to her word will earn the jury’s respect, especially in contrast to Vince, whose cutthroat moves have left him with a damaged reputation.

The question now is whether Morgan’s decision to stand by loyalty over strategy is the smartest path to the finale — or a costly mistake.

Should Morgan have used the Veto to take out Vince before the Final Three?

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