Big Brother 28 Spoilers – Final 4 Head of Household Winner

Taylor won the final Head of Household of the season. Melody was evicted earlier the same day, in a veto ceremony that doubled as an eviction — Drew won the Power of Veto and used it on himself, Devens named Taylor as the replacement, and Melody went out that afternoon. Four are left on Big Brother 28, and Taylor makes the last nominations.

4:50 PM — Dee and Devens

Taylor gets called away, and Dee and Devens get four minutes alone.

Production: “Taylor, please go to the diary room downstairs.”

Devens runs the version where Drew had won it instead.

Devens: “She’s going no matter what, but if Drew won and then she wins, it’s definitely one of us.”
Devens: “If she wins veto, she thinks he goes home.”
Devens: “If Drew had won, it definitely would be us.”
Dee: “That would have been us.”

Which is how Taylor winning turns into good news.

Dee: “It’s not the worst. Because Drew has no intention. If Drew is at the end, he’s not going to take her over one of us.”
Devens: “I would think not. Especially now that her resume is getting better. She could win.”
Dee: “If Drew stays, Drew is not taking her to the end.”

Then they get to it.

Dee: “If we stay, we will take her to the end.”
Devens: “Nominations don’t matter at all.”
Dee: “We just have to win veto. That solidifies it — you and me, we take—”
Devens: “You, me and Taylor.”
Dee: “We take Taylor.”

They high five on it.

6:09 PM — Devens and Drew

Twenty minutes, mostly on the jury.

Devens: “I was sitting there going, like, it’s day 77 and she still doesn’t know. Drew and I have been working together. Like, I don’t understand.”
Drew: “When we were sitting there, when you put us up, she was like, if you don’t win that veto, this is it for you.”
Devens: “And I was like, yeah. I know I have to go win it.”
Devens: “She was basically like, I can help you take care of your Drew problem. And I’m like — I don’t have a Drew problem.”

Devens: “I fought pretty hard to keep Drew around. A couple of times.”
Drew: “During that double. It was so weird. I was in that room with all four of them — me, Melody, Taylor, Yash. And they’re like, Devens has to go. And I’m like, listen, guys…”
Devens: “It’s so weird. I know they like each other, but they want each other out so bad. We don’t want each other out of the game.”
Drew: “Part of me thinks it’s because I’m younger, and they think, like, I’m an idiot. And they’re like, you don’t wanna work with him. You know, like, he hates you, right?”
Devens: “Even Taylor today was like, you know, if you get rid of Melody, Drew will be your— and I’m like, yeah.”
Drew: “That’s exactly why. That’s what I’ve been trying to do forever.”

Devens: “Based on everyone here, we’ve won the most. Not even close.”
Devens: “That’s what we gotta do.”
Devens: “I want to win it so bad, obviously. I do. But, man, that is going to suck.”
Drew: “For you.”
Devens: “Like, really bad. It’s just like, I can’t do another season 38. I can’t do it again. Where I lead with my heart and don’t get—”
Drew: “It’s tough, but you’d rather be in the position doing it than receiving it.”

Then they count the jury.

Drew: “If you think about what the jury is, it’s pretty female.”
Devens: “You can just look at it and be like, that ain’t gonna work out. Angela. Lala.”
Drew: “Melody. For sure.”
Devens: “Especially the last couple days. And, like, weeks. Honestly. There’s no way Melody would vote for me over Dee.”
Drew: “I think you’d have Barrett. And maybe Yash. But I could also see Yash going… yeah, that’s four already. With all the girls.”
Devens: “Yeah, I agree.”

Drew: “I think I’m the best person to sit next to, period. I pissed off a lot of people in there.”
Drew: “Angela was telling Dee she would not give me the money because I was 22 years old. So that’s tough.”
Drew: “I voted Barrett out, but I don’t know if he cares. He might.”
Drew: “Yash — me and him have been tight the whole time. I didn’t do anything bad to him.”
Devens: “Neither of us did anything to Yash, ever.”
Devens: “It’s us, dog.”

And then Taylor.

Drew: “She would have all the girls.”
Drew: “It pisses me off that it’s true, but maybe just out of, like, friendship.”
Devens: “That is how these things usually go.”
Drew: “She hasn’t pissed anybody off the whole time. And whoever goes out here, they’re going to get praised for it. It’s either going to be, I got Dee out, who was an icon. I got Devens out, who was an icon. I got Drew out, who got Yash out.”
Devens: “She’s a hero no matter what.”

Back to the comp.

Drew: “Dude, I felt so good when they said it was a puzzle today. I was like, Devens isn’t playing. I was like, this should be mine.”
Devens: “I was so pissed.”
Devens: “And then you clocked the first round, and I was like, oh — half the time of them. This is great. Why did it have to be two rounds?”
Drew: “Could it have just been one?”
Drew: “And then it’s Taylor and Drew. Oh, f—ing God.”
Devens: “Puzzles are not her forte.”

Drew: “What was her forte on Survivor? It seems like she’s pretty physical.”
Devens: “She’s good at endurance, she’s good at physical stuff. But it’s different endurance than here.”
Drew: “The reason we don’t see too many Big Brother people go to Survivor is because… I think Survivor’s way harder. I would say it’s more physically demanding.”
Devens: “They’re hard in different ways. You’re getting the hell beat out of you on Survivor.”
Devens: “The second she started yelling at producers and stuff on Survivor, I’d be like… really? It’s a very different game.”

Then the season’s numbers, which neither of them can quite leave alone.

Devens: “Everyone in here has been in HOH.”
Drew: “Isn’t that cool? Usually there’s, like, one person that sweeps it.”
Devens: “I feel like I have so much extra stuff to pack just from two HOHs. These people that are winning four HOHs — how do you have room for all your hoodies and hats and slippers? Like, four extra pairs of shoes to take home.”
Drew: “So ten people. Makes it feel a little less special, huh?”
Devens: “How many people won two?”
Drew: “Yash, you, Dee? F— you.”
Devens: “So far.”
Drew: “Maybe I’ll get the last one. That would be cool.”

Devens: “He would have gotten to final five, at least. I would think he’d regret it. Like, you went out the very next time. How do you not regret that?”
Drew: “That’s like the biggest worry — you win and you go home. Like Melody.”
Devens: “Or Yash. During the double.”

Drew: “What an interesting game. Who knows, man? I’m excited. But I’m also nervous as f—.”
Devens: “Yeah, I co-sign to those feelings.”
Drew: “We have been here for pretty much 95% of the game.”
Drew: “I’m really proud of, like — okay, cool, this was a great experience. It could have been really bad. This was my one shot of being on a show, and I went out third, and I’m like, damn.”\

Drew: “Just gotta win out. I really feel like you and me at the end is a toss-up. The next couple could decide it — not only us getting there, but who wins.”
Devens: “Those are definitely our best odds.”
Drew: “I think we both get sweeped by the girls. Like, hardcore. Sweeped.”

Drew: “A coin flip at the end. Julie, we’d like to do this instead. We want to bring out Mr. Beast. And he — heads or tails — and he flips a coin.”

Drew: “How different this game could have gone with, like, Kamu staying another week, or Rome being here. I could just see Rome just plowing through some comps.”
Drew: “If he won that Blockbuster and then Kamu put him up, I could see him winning that pickleball one. And beating Lyric. And then Rome would be here week five. On the wall. And we’d be like, oh, s—.”
Drew: “Rome and Yash being in the house together would be like, oh s—, those guys are a problem.”

Drew: “I always thought I’d be out before Melody. Based on zero threat level for her.”