Another Veto ceremony has come and gone, and hardcore fans of Big Brother are left fuming. On Wednesday night’s episode, Bayleigh and Da’Vonne started the episode as the nominees, with Christmas sitting as Head of Household. The pair, while they are fan-favorites, has been a steady target for the “Committee” alliance, which includes Christmas. After the Veto competition, Christmas walked away with the power, meaning that she could change either of her nominations.
Some drama soon unfolded, with Christmas’ alliance member Tyler volunteering to go on the block. However, Christmas refused to do to fulfill his request. Fans were, of course, infuriated by this decision. Many placed blame on Christmas or Tyler, and others took aim at producers of the series. Some alleged that production members tampered with Tyler’s plan behind-the-scenes and chose to show an edit of the program that made the nominees seem vindictive against Tyler, causing Christmas and Tyler to scrap his nomination plans. Scroll through to see some of the reactions to Christmas’ choice.
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Don’t be fooled y’all, Christmas was never using the veto she just needed a lame ass excuse #BB22
— WALTEE (@RealiteaStubley) September 10, 2020
They making it seem like Day messed up Day chances when the whole time Tyler & Christmas have a F2 and wasn’t planning on using the veto on Bay to begin with #bb22
— Christmas Abbot Is a Felon. (@hanbinlegion) September 10, 2020
Why does the edit make it seem like Christmas was gonna use the veto until Day said that Bay doesn’t trust Ty? She was never going to use it…#BB22
— BayDay for Life!! (@BigBrotherLov3) September 10, 2020
We all know Christmas was never going use the veto regardless of the convo she had with Day…#BB22 pic.twitter.com/pTypuryE6B
— tvfan4882 (@tvfan4882) September 10, 2020
Which doesn’t make sense since they don’t win and there’s two winners in the house but I digress #BB22
— iyana (@poptartsivan) September 10, 2020
of course christmas didn’t use the veto pic.twitter.com/AoOZRwwXl7
— 𝘷 (@bbrealiteas) September 10, 2020
So now it’s Bayleigh and Da’vonne’s fault that Christmas didn’t use the veto and put up Tyler?? What kind of edit is this #bb22 pic.twitter.com/mWJam9s7Ll
— Brooke Nicole ☀️ (@notebrookepaper) September 10, 2020
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