Week 6 of Big Brother Canada season 12 has been a whirlwind of backstabbing, broken promises, and emotional outbursts from tons of houseguests. The girls may have entered the week with a seemingly strong alliance, “Hot Chocolate,” but cracks have already started to show early on, and now the future of many people’s games is up in the air.
The Executive Veto Shakeup
The week started with a bang, thanks to the brand new Executive Veto. After Victoria won the Head of Household competition, she nominated Tola and Todd; however, Anthony’s side of the house convinced her to use the Executive Veto on Todd, saving him and putting up Vivek instead.
This move exposed a rift between Victoria and Anthony, who are both somewhat of control freaks, looking to dictate to pace of the game.
Target Turmoil
With the dust settling from the Executive Veto drama, Avery took over as Head of Household, initially planning to nominate Elijah, a target for several weeks.
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But her alliance, particularly Victoria and Kayla, pushed for a “bigger move” – looking to evict Matt, who they saw as a much larger long-term threat. Avery eventually relented and agreed, nominating both Elijah and Tola.
Power of Veto Shift
The tides turned again when Tola won the Power of Veto where he unsurprisingly used it to save himself, leaving Avery scrambling for a replacement nominee. Nonetheless, with Victoria’s encouragement, Avery nominated Matt, solidifying the Big Sisters’ (minus Lexus) intention to take him out.
Emotional Rollercoaster
Matt, facing eviction, completely refused to go down without a fight – he campaigned for his life in the game super hard, mostly focusing on an emotional appeal to Lexus and Kayla, hoping to save himself and play the game just a little bit longer.
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While Kayla did seem to have second thoughts for a moment or two, Victoria didn’t change up her decision at all, sticking to her guns and evicting Matt. Matt’s tearful goodbye with Anthony and Lexus further highlighted the growing tension between the two sides of the house.
Eviction Fallout
After a close 4-3 vote, Matt was evicted from the Big Brother Canada season 12 house, leaving a trail of tears and anger. Victoria’s betrayal also soured her relationship with Anthony and Lexus, which could really come back to bite her down the line, but that’s not even the worst of it – Matt swore revenge on the Big Sisters.
Prediction
The eviction of Matt marks a significant turning point in the game. The once-powerful Hot Chocolate alliance is fractured, leaving Victoria and Anthony at odds with each other. Here’s what we expect moving forward:
- The Rise of the Big Girls?: Victoria, Kayla, and Bayleigh (the remaining Big Sisters) now have a clear majority in the house after Matt’s removal. However, their ability to maintain control really hinges on how well they can work together and avoid targeting each other.
- Anthony’s Revenge?: We can realistically expect Anthony to play a more aggressive game starting now, he may even try to pick off a couple of members of the Big Girls alliance, starting with target number one, Victoria. If that happens, Lexus will be caught between her loyalty to Anthony and her pre-game connection with Victoria, which could be a huge wildcard.
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- The Power of Todd: Todd has flown under the radar for most of the game, but his loyalty to the Big Girls could prove valuable. If Anthony targets them, Todd may become a crucial swing vote.
- Elijah’s Uncertain Fate: Despite avoiding eviction this week, Elijah remains on the outs. He might find himself an easy target for either side of the house, depending on who wins Head of Household next.
Potential Mixups in the Coming Weeks
- Double Eviction?: There’s a decent chance a double eviction is gonna come up in the near future. If this happens, it’ll put everyone on high alert, as they will be working to cover their own butts.
- Showmances Take Center Stage?: With the strategic landscape of the house shifting, expect at least one or two showmances like the budding relationship between Matthew and Jessica to receive more airtime.
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- The Jury House Factor: As evictions continue, the jury house will play a more significant role as it has in every season thus far. The evicted houseguests will be watching and forming opinions on who really deserves to win. Will backstabbers get their karma or not?
Conclusion
All in all, week 6 of Big Brother Canada 12 threw most of our preconceived notions about the once-dominant alliance in shambles – in layman’s terms, new power dynamics are emerging. Expect the upcoming weeks to be filled with strategic maneuvering, emotional confrontations, and surprise twists that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
