Big Brother Spoilers: Veto Meeting Results Follow a Tea Party That Changed Everything

Do you like tea? If you do, chances are you had a rare old time watching the Big Brother Live Feeds on Sunday.

Who would have thought that a tea party would literally be about spilling tea about alliances and throwing players under the bus?

Not me.

Big Brother Season 28 is becoming a bit of a steamroll, which isn’t a good thing, because it makes the show a little bit too predictable.

Anyway, Mallory planned the tea party in what was probably an attempt to decompress from the intensity of the game.

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The Big Brother house is a pressure cooker, and it’s so easy for everyone to get too consumed by the scheming, so it was a nice thing for Mallory to do.

But Kamu, the current Head of Household, thought it’d be a good idea to go after Jason at the event.

He really wanted Jason to look like a game player in the eyes of the house, but you better believe that Jason was prepared and hurled zingers back at his opponent.

One of the things that irked Jason the most was being called a competition threat, which is funny, considering he’s won one competition in three weeks.

Jason Tells the Big Brother House How It Is

The way Kamu spoke was as if Jason had won a Head of Household and a Veto. If anything, the whole thing made Kamu look stupid.

Jason wasted no time calling out that a major alliance is picking him off: Mallory, Melody, Taylor, Yash, and LaTrice.

He straight-up called out the fact that there’s an alliance minus the above names, which we viewers know as the Toolshed Alliance.

It was a hilarious night that ended with Jason parading around the house with a kettle and promising Kamu that more tea would be spilled on Monday.

It’s obvious that Kamu was searching for a moment as he went after Jason, but Jason annihilated his opponent with words.

Seriously. It was so much fun to watch the underdog fire back, and I hope Jason gets another Big Brother Blockbuster win this week because we know he’s headed to the block.

Kamu’s master plan is to put Jason on the block after Lyric saves herself with the Power of Veto.

There’s virtually no way that Jason can rally enough votes while on the block because the Toolshed alliance will not blink twice if he’s on the block.

They want him gone. The only thing that could change things is if the alliance deems Mallory or Latrice to be the bigger threat.

When the Big Brother Live Feeds returned following the Veto meeting, Jason was on the block, meaning Lyric saved herself.

Jason has three days before he leaves the house unless he can pull off some miracle to convince the houseguests that Mallory or LaTrice are more dangerous to keep in the house than he is.

What are your thoughts, Big Brother Fanatics? Do you think there’s any way Jason can save his game?

Are you getting tired of the steamroll that is Big Brother Season 28?

Let’s keep the conversation going — it’s the only way the good stuff survives.
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