Big Brother Season 28 is down to its final three, and the twist of the veto holder deciding who goes home and who makes Final 3 added weight to the vote. Week 11 brought the Egyptian Eviction, which sent Melody Morris to the jury. She becomes the fifth member of the group that will decide the winner later. Then Taylor Brown became Head of Household, and she put Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell up for eviction. At the Power of Veto competition, Drew won and saved himself.
The final POV held real power. The person holding it would determine who got evicted and who moved forward to Final 3. The stakes were high, and the outcome depended on a single vote.
The Vote That Decided Dee’s Fate
Dee and Devens were the two housemates on the block. One wouldn’t survive the night.
The count was simple: Drew voted to evict Dee, and nobody voted to evict Devens. By a vote of 1 to 0, Dee was the housemate evicted from Big Brother Season 28 in Week 11. She became the sixth member of the jury.
That single vote sent Dee out while Drew stayed in. Devens also survived the vote, joining Taylor Brown and Drew Campbell in the final three.
How the Eviction Played Out
The week began with the Egyptian Eviction, which removed Melody Morris from the house. She joins the jury now, giving the group five members who will decide the winner at the end of the season.
Taylor Brown became Head of Household after that eviction. She put Dee Valladares and Drew Campbell up for elimination. The competition for the Power of Veto followed, and Drew won it, saving himself.
That meant the final vote would decide between Dee and Devens. The house voted, and Dee lost.
The Final Three Who Remain
The final three houseguests who could potentially win Big Brother Season 28 are Taylor Brown, Drew Campbell, and Rick Devens. They will compete for the title until the end of the season.
The group is now set: Taylor as Head of Household, Drew as the Veto winner who saved himself, and Rick as the other survivor of the block. The jury is complete with six members, and the final three will face each other until one is left standing.
What Comes Next
The remaining houseguests will now compete for the grand prize. The winner will take home the prize money.
The season continues to draw strong viewership, and the finale will settle the question of who wins. For now, the final three are set, and the jury waits.
The Key Facts at a Glance
| Event | Result |
|---|---|
| Egyptian Eviction | Melody Morris evicted, fifth jury member |
| HOH Competition | Taylor Brown wins, puts Dee and Drew up |
| Power of Veto | Drew wins, saves himself |
| Final Vote | Dee evicted, 1 to 0 |
| Jury | Six members now |
| Final Three | Taylor Brown, Drew Campbell, Rick Devens |
Why the Single Vote Worked
Because the veto holder controlled who faced elimination, the final vote between Dee and Devens carried real weight. Drew’s win of the Power of Veto protected him from elimination, but it also meant he was the one voting to send Dee out.
“By a vote of 1 to 0, Dee was the housemate evicted from Big Brother Season 28 in Week 11.”
The season continues to draw strong viewership, and the finale will settle the question of who wins. For now, the final three are set, and the jury waits.
Source material: “‘Big Brother’ Season 28, Week 11 Eviction Results: Final 3 Houseguests Revealed,” Deadline.
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